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London, known worldwide as the capital of the English language, has been an expensive place for foreign students to study the language.

That has all has now changed thanks to the credit crunch. English Schools in London and the UK, in general, are experiencing a real recovery in the investigations. Massive currency fluctuations have made to learn English in London, now much cheaper, especially those armed with currencies like the euro or yen to attend a English School in London.

This trend is supported by the World Academy Cost of Living survey published by The Economist Intelligence Unit, which compares the cost of living in 140 major cities worldwide. The study uses a range of different costs into account, for example property rental, hotel expenses, entertainment, such as theater trips and even the cost of food and beverages. Basically costs take into account currency exchange rates, and this is where the big savings come stakes for students.

The survey shows that London has escaped joint 8 in 2008 to joint 27 in 2009, well below many European countries including Paris, Frankfurt and Copenhagen, and Asian cities as Tokyo, which topped the list of cost of living.

So what significance does this have with the booking of an average student and English course? Take a 7 weeks full time English course, with a mean cost 2700 francs accommodation launched "between April 2008 and April 2009 no pay in euros has been found that they are paying 15% less than before and that before taking into account the great offers available now on flights and rentals.

The message to anyone considering studying English in London and the UK must use coins now before swing back.

For more information regarding:
English Language Schools and English Language Courses. Please visit: http://www.englishlanguageschools.co.uk.

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