Get Ready for Future Gen Study at DLD College, Westminster

Future Gen Study is a modern, skills-based academic preparation course for students heading into A Levels, the IB Diploma, Advanced Placement or university study. It builds academic confidence, English language skills, critical thinking and study skills using a CLIL approach. Core skills are essay writing, presentation and critical thinking; core lessons cover Innovation, Data and Design, and Global Perspectives; and each student chooses one specialist stream from Entrepreneurship, Digital and Tech, or Sustainability. Students work hands-on with AI tools and finish with an independent project and presentation. The course leads to a CPD qualification, and Be a Leader leads to a second one.

The school offers a special discount — ask us for details. The published price is for the whole two-week course, not for a week: the course is sold as a fixed two-week block and the dates on this card are the window inside which the two-week courses run. The price shown here is the residential one; the school also sells a non-residential day place on the same course, and that option is not represented by this card. The residential fee includes tuition, accommodation, meals, insurance, airport transfers, trips and activities.

Residential students stay in single ensuite rooms at DLD College, with a limited number of twin rooms. Accommodation and classrooms are in the same building, so there is no commuting. The management team and camp counsellors live on site.

Full board for residential students: breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the college dining room, which prepares meals on site. There is also a coffee shop in the building.

Afternoons and evenings are given to London. The school names the Tower of London, a football stadium, museums, evening trips and theatre shows among its weekday destinations; at weekends the programme goes further, to Oxford, Windsor, Brighton, Cambridge and Thorpe Park. Sundays are kept for rest and for Westminster itself.

DLD College, London is purpose-built and entirely under one roof: modern classrooms including dedicated Art and Drama spaces, well-equipped science laboratories, a spacious atrium and social areas, a modern dining room with an on-site coffee shop, single ensuite bedrooms, and campus-wide WiFi.

The building stands on Westminster Bridge Road, directly opposite the Houses of Parliament and overlooking the Thames; Big Ben is visible from inside. The school says students come from over sixty countries.