Academic English summer course at the University of Glasgow

English for Academic Purposes on the University of Glasgow's Gilmorehill campus, for students aged 14 to 19. The school prints 45 hours of EAP for the 14-night programme — 22.5 hours a week — with each lesson lasting 1 hour 30 minutes and classes of no more than twelve students. Entry is from level B2+: grammar and listening are tested online before arrival, speaking and writing on arrival. Lessons run as full days, without a zig-zag timetable.

The school publishes three programme tiers at this centre. Classic is the base programme; the Gold upgrade adds a paid entry to Holyrood Palace, and the Platinum upgrade adds Holyrood Palace and Dynamic Earth. A damage deposit is collected on arrival and returned on departure. The published day-by-day timetable shows classes, meals and excursions across the fortnight.

Students live at Kelvinhaugh Gate Student Residence, which is off site and a fifteen-minute walk from the main University of Glasgow building. Flats hold up to six students in single en-suite bedrooms; the school states that twin en-suite rooms are also available. Each flat shares a fully fitted kitchen and common area with a fridge and freezer. The cooker is switched on only at a group leader's request, and no cutlery, crockery, kettles or toasters are provided. Towels and linen are provided and changed once a week. The university maintains a 24-hour security presence, CCTV and secure access entry systems.

The published daily timetable shows breakfast, lunch and dinner on each day of the programme. A packed lunch is provided for every full-day excursion and for optional days.

The school prints two full-day excursions and three half-day excursions per 14-night stay, naming Edinburgh, St Andrews and Dundee among the full-day destinations. Evenings are programmed, and the fortnight includes a language-based activity day. The Gold upgrade adds a paid entry to Holyrood Palace; the Platinum upgrade adds Holyrood Palace and Dynamic Earth.

Teaching is on the Gilmorehill campus in Glasgow's West End. The school lists spacious teaching rooms, free Wi-Fi across campus, cafés and restaurants, coffee shops on site and dedicated student spaces for relaxing and socialising. Laundry at the residence is app-operated and charged separately.

The West End puts the campus beside Kelvingrove Park and the Botanic Gardens, a five-minute walk from Byres Road and from the Hillhead and Kelvinhall subway stations, which reach the city centre in under ten minutes. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a short walk away. Glasgow Central and Queen Street stations connect the city with the rest of Scotland and the United Kingdom, and bus routes serve the area from several campus entrances.