How to Save Money on an English Language Holiday in the UK
You may think travelling to the UK to improve your English is prohibitively expensive – and it can be.
Our top tip to save money on an English Language Holiday in the UK is to choose an independent language school.
Small private schools (or immersion holiday providers) can keep costs down.
You don’t need to pay city prices either (more on this).
Read this blog for our 3 ‘hacks’ to get you improving your English without breaking the bank.
About Blue Noun
We are an independent language school in Scotland (we cal lit a hub) specialising in immersive English coaching which shares Scotland while helping your English.
We have a maximum of just 3 learners per week, so don’t hesitate to book your Zoom chat if you like what you see!
Let’s Talk!
Book a video chat to meet the teaching team and ask any questions you have about our holidays.
💰 Hack #01 💰
Homestay Hosts
Average AIRB&B prices are now £145 per night across the UK (🤯) – cheaper in Perthshire – about £80 per night – but that’s the same as a cheap hotel.
On the other hand, Gleneagles (8 miles away is £350 per night) (and most folks visit there to spend time in the same landscape we share!)
That’s a lot of £££!
We host you with homestay hosts, so you pay just £25 per night.
That’s cheaper than our local campsite, but these homestay hosts are no compromise!
Not only have they got lovely homes and comfy beds, but they are also kind and fabulous keen for you to enjoy your holiday AND progress in English.
(In 2024, Perthsire was voted the friendliest region ON EARTH by Booking.com).
They all LOVE helping people enjoy Scotland. You’ll be amazed at how your host enriches your language holiday experience!
💰 Save Money #02 💰
We Know the Best Places to Go
You need a comfy place to sleep, because, by day, you and I will explore Scotland in all sorts of ways at no additional cost to you, including castles, concerts, workshops in a blend of visitor attractions and community events.
It’s a program personalised around your interests and designed to get you talking/relaxing/opening your heart to English.
I know where the best the ‘off the beaten track’ experiences are.
Last week we walked through a forest, around a small loch and watched an osprey hunt for fish – all without seeing a single other person in 4 hours.
💰 Save Money #03 💰
Enjoy Quality Food & Drink – Without Restaurant Prices!
There are no weighty eating-out costs: we start the day with barista-quality coffee, prepare meals together and buy lots of market fresh food to share on picnics. You have round-the-clock access to our hub, kitchen, and fridges.
We even share our whisky collection in the evenings!
Our Thriftiness is Your Gain
Scots are often called thrifty as an insult, but here’s how it works to your advantage!
The word “thrifty” means being careful and prudent about how money and resources are used.
It implies a tendency to save money, avoid waste, and make the most out of available resources.
A thrifty person is typically mindful of their spending and seeks to get the best value for their money.
We give great value – without wasting your money!
An English challenge to fit your holiday
– wherever you are going!
About the Cost of an English Language Holiday in the UK
Our bespoke English coaching holidays start at £1,600 per week.
In addition, you need your flights, and an open return ticket from Edinburgh to Dunblane (£15) (with trains every 30 mins) (we’ll pick you up & drop you off).
£1,600 gives you the whole teaching package.
Wonderful experiences of Scotland (within the landscape and exploring culture), beautiful food & drink experiences AND 8 + hours of English development per day.
It’s still an investment, but think, where’s all that English going to take you?
To Do
Check out the cost of flights from your home city to Edinburgh today.
Confirm our availability and tell me your language goals/interests (Zoom), and get ready to love speaking English!
See you in Dunblane?
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