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Do you have trouble handling exam stress? Explore 7 secret tips and strategies for dealing with exam stress. Get ready to say goodbye to anxiety and ace your test with confidence. 

We're proud to announce our first-ever win at the ST Star Awards! English Path has been recognised as the Best Chain School. Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement.

Learn French in Paris! Our new campus opens on 30th September 2024! Immerse yourself in the Parisian culture. Register now for an unforgettable French and English learning experience!

Moving abroad to study can be an exciting experience. But it is a big change, and like any change, it can also bring a sense of fear. In this case, that is the fear of travelling abroad.

Moving to a new country can be an exciting and life-changing experience. You get to explore new cultures, languages, and ways of life that can help you grow as a person.

Are you missing your family, friends, and all the familiar things from back home lately? Don't worry, you're not alone. Many international students, like you, are coping with homesickness while studying abroad. 

The amount of waste we produce globally is getting worse. In 2018, the average person in the European Union generated 5.2 tonnes of waste. This number will keep growing unless we as a community come together to make some serious changes in our daily lives.

Every year, around 400,000 children and teenagers are diagnosed with cancer. It is one of the leading causes of death for these young lives. At English Path, we're committed to helping young people and their families in the fight against cancer. 

Did you know that over 250 million people across the world don't have enough food to eat? Some are close to starving. This is called a global food crisis, and it's a big problem that affects many families.

Did you know that your one single blood donation can save four lives? It's true! We learned this fascinating fact from Rogerio, a brilliant student from our English Path Malta community who is a member of a blood donor association.

Birmingham: an expansive, and multiculturally rich city. Not only the third largest in the United Kingdom but is also home to English Path’s second-largest UK campus...

Moving to a new country and speaking a different language can often make us feel “like a fish out of water”. At student services we are here to support and help students with any questions they my have about living and studying in a new city and country...

I still vaguely remember my first time visiting London years ago. I was eighteen and just graduated from high school. Finally given the freedom and independence that I longed for, I spent a month roaming the cobble streets in Covent Garden, ...