University of Warwick

The overall language and communication experience at the University is satisfactory. The class was reasonally misxed and provided a good language environment, with one third native speakers and two third international students. The language center was also supportive, with a range of free English courses running through the year. In addition, there was a great deal of interactions between the university and local communities.

DESPITE OF BEING DIFFICULT TO GET EASY COMMUNICATION AT THE BEGINNING OF MY ARRIVAL IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BECAUSE OF MY MODEST LEVEL IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, I LEARN IT QUICKLY. IT PERMITTED ME TO INTERACT WITH SO MANY INTERESTING PEOPLE FROM OVER THE WORLD, BEING THAT THE MOST IMPORTANT EXPERIENCE OF MY PERIOD ABROAD

This was a great experience, unfortunately I did not have too many english friends, and it would have been better for me to share more time with some english-speakers. This was due to the high diversity of students, which was an asset in the same time.

One of the main reasons for me to go to study in the UK was to become more fluent in English and thus more confident to use it. The perfect way to learn a foreign language is to live in the country where it's spoken.

I had no problems as I alrealdy spoke English fluently before I came to Warwick but there were various language classes for international students to improve their spoken and written English.

I encountered language problems only when talking to certain local students because of their use of slang. All academic staff, however, was easily understandable.