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One of the greatest cities

in the world

Endless choice of things to see

and do

Choice of Central London

or suburban location

We in London is situated in the affluent suburb of Beckenham, just 20 minutes from Central London by train. Within a

five-minute walk of the College are banks, shops, restaurants, cinemas and transport links into Central London.

Our Central London summer campus is based at London South Bank University. Enjoying a superb location right in the heart of the city, it offers modern facilities and single en suite accommodation with

spectacular views of the Shard and the London Eye.

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Central London is easily reached by public transport from our Beckenham campus

South Bank summer campus à Fantastic Central London location à Home to our Discover London programme à Great sightseeing on your doorstep

The Spa is a superb leisure centre right opposite college

London à In a safe, affluent area just 20 minutes’ from Central London à Homestay and residence within walking distance à Fantastic sports and leisure complex opposite the campus

Campus facilities Spacious classrooms with interactive whiteboards

Computer Learning Centre

Large, modern student cafeteria

Outside eating area

Table tennis area

Library

Art studio

Science labs

Free wifi

University Counselling Centre

Annexe building

London (Beckenham)

Location South East England Population 82,000 (Beckenham) Nearest airports Heathrow, Gatwick Nearest cities Oxford, Cambridge, Brighton

London (Beckenham)

Students at Kings London (Beckenham) benefit from a bright, spacious on-site cafeteria that offers a range of hot and cold food

The Beckenham campus has a well-kept and secluded garden that is perfect for eating and socialising

The college library has been newly refurbished

The welcoming main reception at Kings London is always a hub of activity

Paul Langman Principal

Beckenham Campus

CITY LOCATION

LONDON (BECKENHAM)CITY LOCATION

Courses availableà Intensive Course (p. 61) •••• à Diploma of English (p. 63) ••••à Compact Course (p. 66) •à English Plus Business and Finance

(p. 69) ••à English Plus Law (p. 70) ••à English Plus Art and Design (p. 72) ••à IELTS Preparation Course (p. 74) ••à Cambridge English: First /

Advanced (p. 76) ••à Advanced Level Foundation (p. 83) •• à Diploma in International Business /

International Business Foundation (p. 86) •• •

• Fluency and experience

• Professional success

• Exam success

• University success

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Sample clubs and activitiesà Student Councilà Kings Enterpriseà Debating Society àTextiles Clubà Performing Arts à Photography Societyà Culture Club à Tennisà Basketball à Science in the Newsà Guitar Clubà eSports Club

Popular excursionsà The British Museumà The Science Museumà Houses of Parliamentà The London Eye à Madame Tussaudsà The V&A Museumà The Natural History Museumà Football matches — Fulham FC,

Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs, West Hamà Big Ben à Oxford à Cambridge à Brighton

The Kings Apartments

Student houses

Accommodationà Apartments (student residence) à

Homestayà Homestay Extraà Student houses

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One-to-one lessons

As part of your personalised learning plan, you have the option to take one-to-one lessons. These can include work on vocabulary, idioms or pronunciation and can be ideal before exams, job interviews or university interviews. (Please note, one-to-one lessons may not be available during high season)

Your own progress will depend on the length and intensity of your course, the level at which you are currently studying, as well as your own personal ability and motivation.

Your personalised progress plan

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Placement test on your first day, using our system of 8 fluency bands (see below).

We’ll help you plan how long you need to study to reach the level you’re aiming for — typically, students progress one Kings level every 8 – 12 weeks.

You’ll have a weekly test as well as formal progress tests every 6 weeks. We’ll give you assignments and projects to help you keep learning outside of class. There will be close interaction with your teachers at all times.

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8 – 12 weeks Pre-Advanced C1+ Advanced 6.5 80 690

6 Confident and effective communicator in a wide range of situations. Noticeable lapses in fluency and accuracy with complex structures or ideas.

8 – 12 weeks UpperIntermediate

C1 First 6 61 575

5 Can communicate independently and effectively on familiar topics. Frequent lapses in accuracy and fluency in more demanding situations.

8 – 12 weeks Intermediate B2 Preliminary / First

5.5 50 485

4 Can appear confident and fluent when communicating in familiar and non-pressuring situations. Regular lapses in accuracy, fluency and appropriacy.

8 – 12 weeks LowerIntermediate

B1+ Preliminary 5 41 405

3 Can communicate and understand in a fair range of familiar situations. Sustained communications restricted by problems with fluency and accuracy.

8 – 12 weeks Pre-Intermediate

B1 Preliminary and Key

4 29 320

2 Can answer basic questions and communicate some information slowly. Vocabulary and understanding limited to basic everyday situations.

8 – 12 weeks Elementary A2 — 2.5 19 255

1 Very little or no previous knowledge of English. Can use and understand simple vocabulary and phrases. Considerable assistance needed to communicate.

8 – 12 weeks Beginner A1+ — — 0 0

Please note: the exam scores are affected by experience and knowledge of each exam.

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Core English developmentAll our courses are based on development of core English skills. This is the foundation on which you can build your own unique outcome. Whichever course you take, you will develop fluency and understanding across the four main areas of English:

Once you’ve mastered these skills, you can use them to develop specialist knowledge for professional success, exam success or university success.

We offer two ways to achieve your own outcome.

Reading

Speaking

Listening

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1. Custom-builtBook a “core” Intensive Course or Diploma of English and then add your choice of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to customise your outcome. These are individual subject modules which are divided into the four main outcome pathways. Once your course starts you can decide your SIGs from the selection available at your chosen location. See pages 64 – 65

2. Ready-madeBook a specialist “ready-made” course which has been pre-designed to focus on your intended outcome — whether professional, exam, or university success. See pages 68 – 87

Intensive Course

Intensive 25+

Diploma of English

Maximise your fluency and experience: Study long-term As well as the extra benefits you get by booking longer, you will also gain much more with a long-term Intensive Course or the Diploma of English.

1. Greater fluency in English: You’ll develop much broader and deeper skills in all the main areas of the language — speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

2. More cost-effective: The longer you study, the cheaper your weekly course price becomes.

3. Complete cultural immersion: You’ll have the time to feel completely at home in the UK or USA, getting an inside view of the language and culture.

4. Follow special interest subjects: You’ll be able to extend your learning with a choice of Specialist Interest Groups (see pages 64 – 65).

5. Study in more than one location: You could study at more than one Kings location, giving you the chance to live in two different cities.

Intensive Course

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This is our most popular course. It is designed to increase fluency in as short a time as possible and can be customised to deliver the outcome you want through our range of Special Interest Groups.

KEY INFORMATION

Course length Minimum 2 weeks Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Brighton from 3 April 2017 Beginners: first Monday of each month Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 14 (UK), 15 (USA) Minimum entry level Kings Level 1 (Beginner) Lessons

language lessons per week (15 hours)

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LONG TERM STUDY BENEFITSBook the Intensive Course for

12+ weeks and you will receive:

1. Kings Learning Guarantee: If you

don’t achieve the result we’ve

agreed with you in advance, you

can study for free until you do.

2. Up to four free guided/facilitated

self-study sessions including 1.5

hours of teacher led sessions and

activities (except July and August).

3. Personalised study plan.

4. Written progress report.

5. One-to-one interview with a senior

member of the teaching staff.

6. University Placement: Guidance from specialist university advisors/counsellors if you have plans to go to university in the UK or USA. (In the USA, placement guidance is for host partner universities only).

Benefits apply to students attending all classes and completing all assignments. Fees must be paid in advance to benefit from discounted course prices.

12+SKILLS DEVELOPED

• Reading • Writing

• Listening • Speaking

• Comprehension • Grammar

• Vocabulary • Pronunciation

Plus: knowledge of subjects selected in Special Interest Group classes.

STRUCTURE28 lessons per week will be dynamic, interesting and challenging. During high season you might have lessons in the mornings, afternoons, or a combination.

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPSThe Intensive Course includes your choice of Special Interest Groups (SIGs). These are lessons to develop specialist skills in English, or give you experience of additional subjects according to the specific outcome you need.

SIGs are grouped along the four core outcomes: 1. Fluency and experience2. Professional success3. Exam success 4. University success

See pages 64 – 65 for full details.

SAMPLE TIMETABLE

Session 19.00 – 10.30

Session 211.00 – 12.30

Session 3 13.30 – 15.00

Monday Grammar and VocabularyTest marking and correction

ListeningPronunciation focus, speaking, your education

Sample SIG option:Networking in English

Tuesday ListeningListening for specific information, speakingagreeing and disagreeing

Grammar and VocabularyFirst conditional, readingmultiple choice comprehension


Wednesday Grammar and VocabularyFuture time clauses, reading, true/false questions

ListeningPronunciation focus, SpeakingSpeak for one minute on different topics


Thursday WritingStructure, language and timed writing

Grammar and VocabularyDescribing house types, ReadingFocus on noun formation


Friday Grammar and VocabularyEducation vocabulary, ReadingGapped text sentences

ListeningSocial English, making suggestionsSpeaking, sentence stress

Free time

Intensive 25+ Vacation 25+

KEY INFORMATION KEY INFORMATION

Course length Minimum 2 weeks Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Minimum age 25 Average age range 25 – 35 Maximum class size 15 Minimum entry level Kings Level 3 (Pre-intermediate) Lessons


Special Interest Group lessons per week (6 hours)

hours of guided/facilitated self-study sessions (3 hours) if studying for 12 weeks or more

Course length 2 – 12 weeks Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Minimum age 25 Average age range 25 – 35 Maximum class size 15 Minimum entry level Kings Level 4 (Intermediate) Lessons

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This course is designed specifically for students aged 25+ to develop their English whilst also getting “under the skin” of LA. You can create your custom program through Special Interest Groups and have access to dedicated social activities and accommodation.

This course is perfect for students aged 25+ who are looking to develop their English while also having plenty of free time to explore Hollywood and wider LA. It includes practical elements including professional skills/communication.



EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS

Exclusive accommodation:

Stay in special homestay or dedicated residences exclusively for those aged 25+ (subject to availability)

Exclusive learning excursions:

• Visit local companies, attend meetings and talk to local professionals

• Attend academic lectures and visit graduate schools

• Broaden your cultural experience through visits to vineyards, museums or exclusive restaurants and bars.

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Plus: knowledge of subjects selected in Special Interest Group classes.

STRUCTURE28 lessons per week will be dynamic, interesting and challenging. During high season you might have lessons in the mornings, afternoons, or a combination of both.

Note: Main classes are with students aged 25+.

Special Interest Groups are integrated with

other students.

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPSThe Intensive 25+ includes your choice of Special Interest Groups (SIGs). These are lessons to develop specialist skills in English, or give you experience of additional subjects according to the specific outcome you need.

SIGs are grouped along the four core outcomes: 1. Fluency and experience2. Professional success3. Exam success 4. University success

See pages 64 – 65 for full details.

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Course length Minimum 2 weeks (no maximum) Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Brighton from 3 April 2017 Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 14 (UK), 15 (USA) Minimum entry level Kings Level 2 (Elementary) Lessons


guided/facilitated self-study sessions in Boston and Los Angeles (3 hours)

Course length Minimum 2 weeks (maximum 12 weeks) Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 15 Minimum entry level Kings Level 1 (Beginner) Lessons


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This flexible, great value course is available year-round in the USA. It consists of 20 English lessons per week. There are also optional sports and activities, plus an optional weekly excursion.


Boston

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New Jersey

This is a broad General English course which is specifically designed to improve your overall language skills whilst giving plenty of free time to explore your new city location.


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New Jersey Bournemouth

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STRUCTURE20 lessons per week usually take place

every morning from Monday to Friday.

During high season you might have lessons

in the mornings, afternoons, or a combination

of both.

“ I like the program at Kings, I’m learning about different cultures and have made American and international friends. I have visited Philadelphia, I went shopping with friends, took Zumba class at Rider’s Student Recreation Center, and played indoor soccer and ping pong. ” Juanita Vargas from Colombia, studied at Kings New Jersey

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English Plus Business and Finance

Course length Minimum 2 weeks (no maximum) Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 14 Minimum entry level Kings Level 4 (Lower Intermediate) Lessons


Business and Finance lessons (6 hours)

hours of independent work on course projects

This course is ideal if you would like to improve your English skills for use in a wide range of business and financial contexts. It combines General English with specialist Business and Finance-related topics and the option to prepare for the Cambridge BEC examination.

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2. Business and finance Terminology, report writing, presentation skills including use of PowerPoint.

3. Business case-studyPresentation and report.

4. Optional preparation for Cambridge BEC exam (supplement applies).

STRUCTUREIn the mornings you will have lessons in

General English to improve your overall

level. In the afternoons, you will be part of a specialised Business English class.

EDUCATIONAL VISITS AND EXPERIENCEYou will visit a leading business and

financial institution every two weeks.

You will attend meetings, communicate

with professionals, carry out project

research and work on business case-

studies. Sample educational visits include:

• Bournemouth and London companies

• Lloyds of London

• London Metal Exchange

• British Museum Money Gallery

• Museum of Brands

• The Bank of England

Bournemouth

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“ The classes are very dynamic and [my teacher] helped me to develop my speaking skills. The Bank Museum visit was especially good because I work in Finance. There, I learnt a lot about inflation, the national condition of the UK, the economic points of the UK. I learnt a lot. ”

Ayrton Luiz da Costa from Brazil studied the English Plus Business and Finance programme at Kings London.

SAMPLE TIMETABLE

Session 19.00 – 10.30

Session 211.00 – 12.30

Session 3 (week 1) 13.30 – 15.00

Session 3 (week 2) 13.30 – 15.00

Monday General English

General English

Discussion: Issues related to the movement of money Vocabulary: Financial terms (gerunds).

Discussion: Ways of borrowing moneyVocabulary: Financial terms (prefixes)

Tuesday General English

General English

Grammar: Describing trends (past, present and future), Skills: Dealing with figures, large and small

Listening: Ways to raise money Reading: Listening and reading skills while learning about credit markets.

Wednesday General English

General English

Educational visit: The Bank of England

Language review: Dependent prepositions, Skills: Negotiating, Writing: Summarising complex arguments

Thursday General English

General English

Case Study: Making a pitch /presenting figures (budgets, costs, expenses, profits, etc.)

Case Study: ‘Last throw of the dice’ – negotiate finance for a new film.

Friday General English

General English

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OTHER BUSINESS COURSESYou can also follow a 6-month Diploma

in International Business or 9 month

International Business Foundation at

all our UK colleges. See page 86.

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Course length Minimum 2 weeks (no maximum) Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 14 Minimum entry level Kings Level 4 (Lower Intermediate) Lessons


Law lessons per week (6 hours)


This course is ideal if you would like to improve your English skills for use in a variety of legal contexts. It combines General English with specialist law-related topics.

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2. Legal English terminology Includes criminal vocabulary, types of court, employment law, intellectual property, company law, property law.

3. Presentation skills, formal letter writing

4. Legal case studies

STRUCTUREIn the mornings, you will have lessons in

General English to improve your overall level.

In the afternoons, you will be part of a

specialised legal English class.

EDUCATIONAL VISITSYou will visit law firms and legal institutions

as part of this course. Example visits include:

• The Supreme Court

• The Houses of Parliament

• The Rolls Building

• The Old Bailey (Central Criminal Court)

• The Law Society

• Croydon Crown Court

• Firm of solicitors (firm to be chosen in

relation to students’ areas of interest)

• Magistrate’s Court

• The Royal Courts of Justice

London

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“ I wanted to improve my English because I am a lawyer — I hope it will help me to find a better job. In my law class we learn a lot of legal vocabulary, which is very important for my job, my life, the things that I want to do in the future.

We study a lot of things — for example, international law, contracts, tax law, and the specific vocabulary for these topics. ”

Julian Camilo Colmenares Lopez from Colombia studied the English Plus Law course at London in order to give him access to better employment opportunities.

SAMPLE TIMETABLE

Session 19.00 – 10.30

Session 211.00 – 12.30

Session 3 (week 1) 13.30 – 15.00

Session 3 (week 2) 13.30 – 15.00


General English

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General English

Discussion: The practice of law.Vocabulary: Types of courts (examining the differences between civil, common and criminal law, and how these relate to different types of courts.)

Discussion: Law firm structure.Vocabulary: Persons in court(discussing the internal structure of a typical law firm, focusing on the role played by partners and associates.)


General English

Reading: Bodies of law and types of law, Speaking: Explaining what a law says (focusing on the use of directives, ordinances, statutes and bills in the operations of the law.)

Writing and speaking: Civil court systems, Reading: Criminal courts(developing legal writing skills while focusing on the nature of various civil court systems. Preparing for a visit to the Central Criminal Court.)


General English

Writing: The use of legal Latin, Reading and discussion: A lawyers Curriculum Vitae (developing legal writing skills while examining the use of specific vocabulary.)

Reading and discussion: Documents in court (following their visit, students examine the various documents used in court)


General English

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English Plus Business and Digital Media

Course length Minimum 2 weeks (no maximum) Starts 4 September, 2 October, 30 October, 20 November 2017 Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 14 Minimum entry level Kings Level 4 (Lower Intermediate) Lessons


Business and Digital Media lessons per week (6 hours)

This course is designed for students who either work in the digital media or creative industries now, or plan to in the future. It will help support specific language development in a wide variety of business contexts, with particular focus on the vocabulary used in the areas of new media, digital communication and creative technologies.

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2. Business and Digital Media Social media marketing; web development; and the use of creative technologies in a commercial context. All relevant aspects of English in a business

and digital media context are covered. This

includes general business terminology,

giving presentations and pitches and

other aspects of business communication.

Students are encouraged to explore specific

areas related to digital media.

3. Business case-studyPresentation, pitch and report.

STRUCTUREIn the mornings, you will have lessons in General English to improve your overall level. In the afternoons you will be part of a specialised Business English class with a focus on digital media and new technologies.

SAMPLE TIMETABLE

Session 19.00 – 10.30

Session 211.00 – 12.30

Session 3 (week 1) 13.30 – 15.00


General English

Free time


General English

Discussion: How is an awareness of user experience vital to the success of digital media? Vocabulary: usability, accessibility, human-computer interaction, information architecture and associated technical language to describe elements of user experience design.


General English

Grammar: Describing the process of concept to design. (past, present, future, predicting). Skills: Interpreting a brief: How can the elements be interpreted in different ways? How can the language used help minimise misinterpretation?


General English

Project management: Group work to produce a pitch for digital design contracts. Using your own experience and knowledge gained from the course, how can you effectively communicate your vision of how to most effectively meet the suggested brief? How is a timeline created and monitored? What are the aspects of your critical path analysis?


General English

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EDUCATIONAL VISITS

This course gives students an insight into the structure and working practices of the digital media industries in one of the most exciting and creative locations in the UK. Local visits provide the opportunity to see how one of the fastest growing global industries functions in a real-life context.

NETWORKINGYou can use the connections you

make in class and outside to build an

effective network of industry contacts.

The new media and creative industries

are built on the natural connectivity of

digital media — make yourself known to

professionals in the UK and beyond.

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Para más información contactar con:Yolanda Comas, teléfon: 93 4100077email: lala

English Plus Art and Design

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Course length Minimum 2 weeks (no maximum) Starts Every Monday (3 January – 4 December 2017) Minimum age 16 Average age range 18 – 30 Maximum class size 14 in English, 8 in art Minimum entry level Kings Level 2 (Elementary) Lessons


Art and Design lessons per week (6 hours)


This course is perfect if you need to improve your English while practising your art and design skills or preparing a portfolio of artwork. It combines General English with specialist art and design-related disciplines.

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2. Art and Design techniquesThe course provides opportunities to practise different processes. You will achieve an understanding of how art and design is taught in the UK through project work which will develop your creative thinking. The art and design content of the course is determined by you, and is structured around your experience and interests. Art skills covered include:

• Drawing

• Painting

• Sculpture

• Printmaking

• Practical 3-D Design for example, modelling, construction and design process including drawing

Kings Oxford also offers:

• Stop Frame Animation

• Graphic Design

• Illustration

3. Portfolio developmentYou will be advised on further art and design study in the UK. Portfolio development can consist of advice on selecting and presenting work, creating new work for a portfolio and giving you the means to continue developing your portfolio after your course.

STRUCTURE

English classes are usually in the morning. The six hours of art and design classes are timetabled for afternoons.

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London Oxford

KEY INFORMATION

“ I would say this course is the perfect combination of Art and English. Whether you are a young student just out of high school looking for a way into a prestigious English art school, or a young professional that wants to learn how to speak English at work, this course would be perfect for you. ”

Marion Bergeaud from France studied English Plus Art and Design at Kings Oxford before starting a job as a Junior Designer at a creative agency near Oxford.

SAMPLE TIMETABLE

Session 19.15 – 10.45 (Oxford)9.00 – 10.00 (London)

Session 211.15 – 12.45 (Oxford)11.00 – 12.30 (London)

Session 3 13.45 – 16.45 (Oxford)13.30 – 15.00 (London)

Monday General English English skills Free time

Tuesday General English English skills Art and Design

Wednesday General English English skills Art and Design

Thursday General English English skills Art and Design

Friday General English English skills Art and Design (in Oxford)Free time (in London)

Para más información contactar con: Yoalnda Comase.mail: [email protected]éfono: 93 4100077