Welcome to Anglo Education. We help find the perfect English Boarding School, English Language Course or Summer Course for you to complete your study abroad in the UK. Who we are: We are a small, personable and longstanding agency that has been helping international students find Education in the UK for over 20 years.
Please note that not all schools accept English beginners.
We have several more schools that we do not publish on the website.
At Anglo Education Services we enjoy helping young people reach their goals.
How we work: Browse the site and if you find a course or school you like the look of, either fill out the enquiry form or drop us an email on: info@angloed.com
Bespoke search: If you want to study abroad in the UK but are yet to find a course that suits you, don’t panic! We can conduct a specialist search and will find a program that fits you!
Feel free to contact Anglo Education directly: +44 (0) 1424 429 849
WHY CHOOSE ANGLO EDUCATION?
20 YEARS OF HELPING STUDENTS
FREE IMPARTIAL ADVICE TO STUDENTS AND FAMILIES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU
As an experienced Education Advisor, I have an understanding of the UK’s education system and an in-depth knowledge of the schools. I have personally visited many of them and have built professional relationships with key staff. As a result I have become an expert in the independent sector in the UK.”
Isabel Alvarez founder and Director of Anglo Education
There are hundreds of boarding schools and colleges in the UK to choose from.
To make a completely informed decision on what and where to study, the course content and ‘personality’ of the school should be considered.
Feeling happy and content at the place you are studying is important for your growth and personal development. We are able to guide students and parents through every step of the journey.
Our Education Advisors represent the independent schools in the UK. We have been working with them in the UK for twenty years!
Key Values:
At Anglo Education Services we:
Understand the structure of the UK education system.
Have a knowledge of the subjects and qualifications (GCSEs, A-levels and IB), and how these are recognised in your home country.
Have visited and built relationships with many of the schools and know their individual strengths and ‘personalities’
Take the utmost care and attention when making placements
At Anglo Education we enjoy helping students reach their goals!
The Education Advisors at Anglo Education are here to guide students and families through every step of the selection and application journey until the pupil is successfully placed.
We will help to narrow down your search and find a suitable school or course.
Are you looking for a school that consistently achieves excellent academic standards, as well as providing special facilities for music, dance, sports or drama?
Maybe you wish for co-educational, single sex, or a school that has a particular religious foundation?
Whatever your requirements or preferences Angloed is sure to find a school for you.
Once you have made your choice or have short listed several, we will help you with your final selection then arrange and assist with the application process. If necessary we can arrange a visit to the school and accompany you to act as an interpreter if desired. We have good knowledge of the entrance requirements of each school and will help you throughout the process.
As well as finding a school, we are able to give advice on academic preparation courses that take place during the summer time. These courses help improve a student’s level of English and provide an introduction into what life is like studying in the UK.
At Anglo Education we enjoy helping students reach their goals!
Interview to Isabel Álvarez from Anglo Education´s blog, by Christine Alford:
Isabel Alvarez knows a thing or two about the UK Education system since she has been studying it and working within it for the past twenty years.
Over this time she has helped guide countless of young people into some of the best education institutions the country has to offer, whether that be for GCSEs in a boarding school, or an English language summer course. She also knows a lot about learning English as a second language as Spanish is her first.
You don’t need to spend much time with Isabel to see that she puts her heart and soul into her role, and this is also clear to the parents and young people she works with, often remaining in contact with them long after a placements has been found.
I spent some time with her asking her about her role as the Education Agent, and this is what she said:
Question: What is the Education Agent’s role?
Answer: To understand the education system and qualifications in the destination country, and to supply international students with truthful information about educational institutions and their courses, enrolment and visa conditions, living conditions available and costs involved.
The role also includes assisting the candidate with the school enrolment documents and assistance while living in the country. This is usually done in the student’s first language, which is the main reason why an educational agent is incredibly helpful and not a commodity.
Question: What type of courses and schools do you help find and place aspiring students in?
Answer: The age range of our courses and schools are for students between 8 and 18 years old. Our students usually come to do the Sixth Form and will continue to University. Some of our summer courses are highly academic and prepare students for studying in the British system, either school years or University. Other international students come to immerse themselves in the British way of life and the English language; they come to have the experience and can stay for a few weeks, one term or one academic year.
In general students studying abroad believe that the year or more abroad was the best experience of their lives. It makes them mature and they become ‘international’ students.
Question: What training and experience do you have behind you that inform your work as an education agent?
Answer: The experience comes from the working place. The training by attending courses and seminars organised by the council of the destination country. I also spend a lot of time studying what is available to students so I can offer the best – research is an everyday duty in the office.
Question: What is it about your work that you enjoy?
Answer: The main reason I am in this job is because I speak two languages, I know the British education system and I love the challenge of matching a student’s requirement with the right course /school. I
have the computer skills to filter essential information about the schools defined by parameters to match with the students’ needs. I’m extremely lucky to have found something to do that I love and at the same time help a student to have the experience of their life. Awesome!
