What does EF do in China

English training locally for adults and kids (English First)

Besides operating English First schools for adults, EF also operates English First schools specifically for kids and teens. These schools are located across over 50 cities in China, from Urumqi to Hangzhou, Harbin to Shenzhen.

English training abroad for adults and kids(EF Language Travel and EF International Language Schools)

EF Language Travel combines exciting adventure abroad with an invaluable educational experience for students 8  to18 years old. Students travel in escorted groups to the UK, USA, Canada, Australia or New Zealand with EF, taking English Lessons during the day and living with a host family. EF International Language Schools provides adults with language instruction abroad. EF International Language Schools’ campuses are found in the best locations, whether a renovated mansion in the heart of the city or a converted art deco hotel on the beach, in 15 different countries.
Courses run from 2 to 52 weeks. Students can choose to study abroad with us to learn English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Chinese.

English training for companies(EF Corporate Language Training)

EF Corporate Language Training provides tailor-made language training for companies and executives. As the preferred language training supplier for major companies like BJ Daily, Lenovo, CNOOC, Huatai Insurance, Huawei, FedEx, and McDonalds, EF delivers the highest return on language training investment to our clients.

University preparation and placement (EF Brittin College)

EF Brittin College offers university preparation and placement programs for Chinese students who wish to earn undergraduate and graduate degrees in an English speaking country. Courses include: A-Level Preparation, International Baccalaureate Preparation, University Foundation Year, Pre- Masters/MBA programs in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. EF has helped students gain entrance to prestigious universities such as: Oxford University, Cambridge University, Harvard University and the London School of Economics.