For Parents and Students
Unforgettable experiences in English

Developing language skills through fun experiences

Our full-day camps offer children a fun and effective way to develop their language skills. Each day, students spend time in the classroom and then build on their learning in specially tailored sport, art and drama sessions. We adopt a full-immersion approach, so do everything we can to encourage children to develop their confidence and fluency. Children play cricket in English, follow instructions on how to make a lantern globe in English, plan a radio show in English, talk about their favourite sandwich filling in English… so no one stays shy for long!

Taking good care of your children

Our teachers and activity leaders all have previous professional experience in their respective roles, so everyone we send into schools is qualified to do an excellent job. You can also rely on us as a company: we have been delivering successful English camps in schools in Italy, Slovenia and a number of other countries since 1999.

Teams with the right credentials

English Experience Camps staff interview and check the credentials of all teachers and activity leaders, as well as set them test tasks, so are sure that everyone we appoint to work on our camps is qualified to do an excellent job. To ensure sessions adhere to the highest standards, camp coordinators (a member of the team with previous experience of teaching on a camp) regularly monitor both teaching and activities while courses are running.

Could you host a member of our team?

Members of our team need accommodation during the one or two weeks they are working at our camps. English Experience Camps pay local families (normally those with children attending the camp) to have our teachers and activity leaders stay in their homes. Although host families and their guests often enjoy spending time together, there is no pressure to do so – everyone works out what’s best for them.

We ask that hosts provide their guest with the following:

Interested in running a camp near you?

If you’ve found us on the internet and think an English Experience Camp sounds like a good idea for children in your area, you have two options. You can either pass our details on to your local school or parent’s committee, or you consider helping us to organise a camp yourself! Visit our For Organisers page for more details.