Saint-John's

Begin or continue your English education in the oldest city in North America when you choose to develop and perfect your language skills with English courses in Saint-John's. Founded in 1583 as an English colony of Elizabeth I, Saint-John's has a rich history worth exploring....

Begin or continue your English education in the oldest city in North America when you choose to develop and perfect your language skills with English courses in Saint-John's. Founded in 1583 as an English colony of Elizabeth I, Saint-John's has a rich history worth exploring. Learn a little about the city's storied past – and practice your English – when you tour The Rooms, an art gallery-museum hybrid with spectacular panoramic views of the city. Tap into the city's maritime spirit by heading over to the Fort Amherst Lighthouse, where you can explore war ruins and enjoy the stunning view of Battery and Cape Spear in the distance. See ornate architecture that rivals even the most famous European cathedrals when you check out the Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Nature lovers should hike a piece of the massive East Coast Trail for the chance to see some breathtaking seascapes and jagged cliffs. Students at an English school in Saint-John's also have several options for unwinding after a long day of studying. Hit the bars and pubs along George Street for some live Celtic music and a famous white russian at Lottie's Place. George Street even holds the record for the most bars per square feet on any street in North America! Explore this city's rich historic past while making your own history and having a blast when you choose Saint-John's as the site of your English education.