English Language Schools in Totnes - Ranking 2022

The best small town for calm holidays and walking.

The teachers (Alex, Katherine, Will). They are excellent professionals. The free time organised by Will was very nice. The trips to Bath and Exeter during the weekend were good. The conversation classes (optional) are really useful.
The excursions to cities such as Bath, which are a bit far away, are a bit poor because we use a lot of time to get there. I suggest they leave earlier (we leave at 09:00), at least a couple of hours earlier. Because there are many things to visit, and it is an opportunity that is difficult to repeat on our own, and the city is crowded by the time we get there. We spend a lot of time queuing and little time visiting the places. We also need to get back soon to be there on time. Books are borrowed from the school and many students did not have it because the previous students had lost them. We could work with photocopies or other material I can't think of to avoid this. I did not have a book and it is difficult to study as many explanations are in the book. I guess they can easily find a solution. But otherwise it is a good school, since it is very interactive and the atmosphere helps to learn. For that reason, I will go back, if I can afford it. Thanks everyone. Pili

7 August 2014
Course: General English - 2 weeks
Student age: 55 years

I think the teachers are very professional and I liked the "cultural experience" course because it is more interactive.

30 July 2013
Course: General English - 1 week
Student age: 50 years

The place, very familiar (small school)
I thought the other students would be older. I\'m 20 and the most of where 17.

3 August 2010
Course: Intensive English - 2 weeks
Student age: 20 years