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6 reasons to choose Homestay accommodation
16 Mar 2020 by Andy Walsh
Choosing the right accommodation is an important part of any overseas study trip. Should you choose to stay in a student residence, perhaps it is better to rent an apartment for yourself or how about staying with a local homestay? We would always recommend staying with one of our wonderful hosts, and this is why...
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Regent Brighton in Warsaw
2 Mar 2020 by Andy Walsh
It was an honour for Regent to be invited to sponsor a prestigious conference that took place in Warsaw last week. The conference celebrated the inauguration of a new charity called 'Fundacja Kobiety Niezależnej' (Independent Women Foundation) and was attended by Gosia Stewart, the Principal of Regent Brighton.
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Why is it important to get the right Study-Life Balance?
12 Nov 2019 by Andy Walsh
At Regent Scanbrit in Bournemouth we realise that the benefits of coming to the UK to study English are many: the chance to be fully immersed in the language, to stay with local people and learn about the culture and to use English in natural, real life situations. But taking a language course overseas is a big commitment, taking time off work or study, leaving family behind and the financial cost of studying in the UK.
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The Oxford Principals’ Forum 2019
18 Oct 2019 by Andy Walsh
We are delighted to say that the annual Oxford Principals’ Forum was a huge success and brought together all the Regent Principals with many of our Education Consultants for some really useful seminars, workshops and meetings.
'Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication' - Leonardo da Vinci
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Mental Health Awareness Week at Regent Brighton
20 May 2019 by Andy Walsh
Regent Brighton recognises that wellbeing should be a priority for us all and it is important to raise awareness of something that includes everyone, especially since mental health has become such a topic of discussion in the media in recent times.
With Mental Health Awareness week taking place from 13th - 19th May, we thought it was a great opportunity to promote various ways of looking after yourself. We have decided to focus solely on the ways how we can maintain good mental health just as you would your physical health. We discussed how things like sleeping well, eating healthily, exercising, drinking plenty of water or resting can have beneficial effects on both our physical and mental health.
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