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Camps UK - Plymouth |
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Courses
from 1 Week to 1 Year
Summer Camps from:
2 Weeks - £ 1420 or 3 Weeks -
£ 2075 |
(2
Weeks - ¥21,300 RMB or 3 Weeks - ¥29,000 RMB)
Subject to currency exchage rate fluctuations
at time of booking |
| The University of Plymouth is
one of the UK's most prominent and dynamic universities with
an educational history dating back to 1862 |
| Consistently ranked as one of
the top three modern universities, Plymouth has over 30,000
students and almost 3,000 staff |
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| Excel Summer Camps offer morning
English class and a great selection of afternoon, evening
and full day activities |
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| Overview
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One of UK's leading
and most innovative modern Universities, Plymouth also is one of
the most famous historical and naval City's in England. Despite
a very long history, Plymouth is a modern City boasting many new
shopping centres and facilities |
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Plymouth is situated on
the South Coast of England and is the largest City in Western England.
To the West is the County of Cornwall, the most Western area of
England, and a favourite holiday destination with Britons |
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| Teaching |
Plymouth is idea for those considering Full-time study
in UK, or Summer Camp in a friendly modern city
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In the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE),
the University attained:
• A top rating (5) in psychology,
computer science and art history
• A 4 rating, showing national excellence and demonstrating
signs of international excellence, in civil, electrical, marine
and mechanical engineering, environmental sciences, geography,
social policy & administration and sociology
• At least national levels of excellence in all submitted
research
• 50% of research judged as showing international excellence
This way of working makes Plymouth one of the
largest universities in the UK, with 27,000 students on undergraduate
and postgraduate courses or continuing professional development
programmes. In spite of its size, it has retained a reputation
for friendliness |
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With a long maritime history, Plymouth is the leading
centre for shipbuilding and sailing. Thousands of yachts are based
in this area making it ideal for sailors, and those wishing to
learn
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Plymouth, city and unitary authority, situated in southwestern
England, on Plymouth Sound and the Plym and Tamar rivers. Plymouth
possesses a fine natural harbor and is the site of the Royal Naval
Dockyard, a major employer in the city. It is also an important
fishing port and handles passenger traffic to the Continent. Manufactures
include machine tools and chemicals. The city has an aquarium,
a zoo, several museums, and the University of Plymouth (1992,
formerly a polytechnic college). Originally named Sutton, the
town received a charter and its present name in 1439. During the
16th century it became a base for the expeditions of, among others,
navigator Sir Francis Drake. In 1588 the English fleet sailed
from Plymouth Harbor to meet the Spanish Armada, and in 1620 the
Pilgrims embarked from Plymouth aboard the Mayflower. During World
War II (1939-1945) the city was bombarded by the Germans; it has
since been extensively rebuilt. City population (1996 estimate)
255,826
The city of Plymouth is also undergoing a period
of considerable transition and redevelopment, all of which you
will benefit from during your time at the university. Some of
the projects recently completed include:
£1.5 million scheme to landscape
Armada Way providing a versatile space for festivals, entertainment,
markets and other public events, and build a major new surface-level
crossing over Royal Parade completed in October 2004
£170 million major redevelopment of Drake
Circus site to provide a premier shopping complex opened in October
2006. Recently refurbished and revitalized
Tinside Lido on Plymouth Hoe |
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To learn more
about these exciting offers, please Email
us for further details, specifying the subjects you are interested
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