British Summer School

• Real British university life

  Students live and study on the University of Kent campus: an experience at a prestigious, highly ranked university.

• Accredited teaching at every student's level

  Qualified British teachers, a placement test, and groups by level and age (from A1+ to C1+), with a maximum of 18 students per class.

• A truly international environment

  Students meet peers from different countries, so English becomes the language of everyday life: in class, on the sports field and at the dinner table.

• A balance of learning and adventure

  Daily lessons, a variety of trips every week to London, Brighton and Dover, and a different evening activity every night.

• A safe and charming historic city

  Canterbury is a calm and famous city with a cathedral on the UNESCO World Heritage List; the city centre is only about 10 minutes from campus.

• An official certificate and graduation ceremony

  The program ends with a graduation ceremony, and every student receives a personal certificate showing their level on the Common European Framework (CEFR) and their study hours.

• London

  The London Eye, Madame Tussauds, Tower Bridge and a walking tour of Southwark, Borough Market and Tate Modern, the British Museum and famous Oxford Street.

• Brighton

  A lively seaside city: the famous Brighton beach and a walk through the colourful alleys of The Lanes.

• Canterbury & Dover

  Canterbury Cathedral, a punting trip on the River Stour, and the famous White Cliffs of Dover overlooking the sea.

• Leeds Castle

  A full day at historic Leeds Castle.

• Full-day trip
• Lessons / camp
• Travel day

* On trip days students receive a packed lunch. All activities may change depending on the weather and circumstances, and the order of lessons and trips may be reversed.

They come back more confident, more independent, and with stronger English.

• Valid passportWe recommend a passport that is valid for at least 6 months after the return date. Every other document depends on it, so check it first.Every traveller, including childrenBefore registering

  How to do it

  1. 1Check the expiry date of every traveller's passport.
  2. 2If it needs renewing, book an appointment with the Population and Immigration Authority as early as possible - appointments can take weeks in summer.
  3. 3Send us a clear colour copy of the passport's photo page.
• UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)Israeli passport holders don't need a visa for a short study visit, but every traveller - including children - must have an ETA before flying.Every traveller, including childrenAt least 3 weeks before

  How to do it

  1. 1Download the official UK ETA app, or apply on GOV.UK.
  2. 2Scan the passport in the app and take a photo of the traveller's face. A parent can apply on the child's behalf.
  3. 3Answer the eligibility questions and pay the fee by card.
  4. 4A decision usually arrives by email within 3 working days. The ETA is linked to the passport electronically - send us a copy of the approval email.

  Good to know

  • Valid for 2 years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first.
  • You must travel on the same passport used in the application.
  • Apply only through the official site or app, and avoid third-party sites that charge extra fees.

  Travelling on a different passport? You may need a Standard Visitor visa - message us before applying.

  Official site: GOV.UK(opens in a new tab)
• Travel & medical insuranceTravel insurance with medical cover is required for every participant for the whole program, and isn't included in the program price.Every participantAt least 2 weeks before

  How to do it

  1. 1Buy a travel insurance policy from any insurer, or extend your existing policy to cover travel abroad.
  2. 2Make sure it covers the full dates, from departure day to return day.
  3. 3Check that it includes medical expenses, hospitalisation and emergency evacuation abroad.
  4. 4Send us a copy of the policy in English at least two weeks before departure.

  Good to know

  • Declare any existing medical condition or regular medication to the insurer.
  • Medical costs in the US are very high - choose a higher level of medical cover for New York.
  • We recommend adding cover for luggage, trip cancellation and sports activities.
• Notarized parental authorization for travelAn English document signed by both parents before a notary, authorizing their child to travel with the GoGlobal team.Every participant under 18 who is not travelling with both parentsAt least 2 weeks before

  How to do it

  1. 1We send you a ready-made English template.
  2. 2Fill in the child's full name and passport number, both parents' details, the destination and dates, and consent to emergency medical treatment.
  3. 3Both parents sign in front of a notary. If one parent is abroad, they can sign before a notary or consulate there.
  4. 4Hand the original to us: the child travels with the original and we keep a copy.

  Good to know

  • In cases of sole custody, attach the relevant legal document instead of the second parent's signature.
  • On the Family Camp, a child travelling with only one parent, or without parents, also needs this authorization.

  Request the template(opens in a new tab)

For Israeli passport holders. Rules can change - confirm on the official sites before applying.

per student

₪16,800

Prices in new Israeli shekels. Trips and activities may change depending on the weather and circumstances.