Sydney is Australia?s oldest, largest and most diverse city, with a population of over four million people. This vibrant, cosmopolitan city is a popular tourist destination with a huge range of sightseeing options. Play outside at one of the 30 surf beaches including the legendary Bondi Beach or enjoy strolling along the beautiful harbour, blooming with sailboats.
Visit the world-famous Opera House, dine at edgy restaurants or explore urban galleries celebrating indigenous Aboriginal art. The Sydney campus is located inside the iconic Woolworths building, opposite Sydney?s Town Hall. It is conveniently located in the Central Business District, close to major bus routes and the train station, and is just a few minutes? walk from Pitt Street Mall, Darling Harbour, and beautiful Hyde Park.
We believe that you will be motivated to learn when learning things that personally interest you. The structure of a set curriculum combined with the flexibility to accommodate your own interests gives your language-learning the freedom to flourish.
Qualified, Experienced Teachers: Teachers at ILSC must have a university degree, a recognized Teaching Certificate and relevant teaching experience. All of our instructors are native-English or French speakers, and are carefully selected for their ability to motivate and inspire. Many teachers have years of experience teaching with ILSC's student-centred methodology.
Supportive Staff & Cultural Counsellors: ILSC staff will welcome and support you, both inside and outside the classroom, from day one until you finish your studies. Our friendly Cultural Counsellors are here to help you with whatever personal or academic challenges you face, and will set you up for success!
Learning Outside The Classroom: An ILSC education is designed to maximize your language improvement and the ILSC Activities Program complements this perfectly. Our activities are available throughout the week and weekend, so there is never a dull moment, in or out of the classroom!
ILSC Corporate Social Responsibility: At ILSC, having a corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy is an important part of who we are, in fact it is the very core of our collective being. ILSC was founded and developed on the principles of Humanism. CSR in its full breadth and depth is, at its core, the embodiment of Humanism as practiced by the business community.
As facilitators of a global classroom, we strive to be unbiased, compassionate role models. As learners ourselves, we are constantly thinking about and adopting new strategies for building a better future.
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Spring is a comfortable time of year in Sydney, with average temperatures around 22°C, meaning it?s warm enough to get out on the beach and learn to surf, windsurf, or go on aharbor cruise, while also being cool enough to enjoy a good walking tour of the city to check out its many sights.
In summer, the city gets hot, and you?ll be glad that Sydney has more than 70 beaches for you to cool off at. The summer is also full of arts, music and culture festivals, so there?s never a dull moment. The Sydney Festival takes place throughout the month of January, and brings some of the world?s best performers to the city.
In fall, temperatures cool down a bit, similar to the spring, but you can enjoy the beach pretty much year-round. Aussie Rules Footballseason starts in fall, so check out this unique contact sport that was invented in this country. Other adventures include hiking in the Blue Mountains or checking out the Jenolan Caves.
Winter in Sydney is a little bit cooler, but never cold, so you can continue to enjoy all of the usual activities available. For something a little different, you could check out the Sydney Winter Festival where you can go ice skating and enjoy mulled wine at Bondi Beach while the surfers walk by in their shorts.