Evening & Saturday Language Courses
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Autumn term
- Saturday courses 05/10/24 – 07/12/24, replacement Saturday 16 December 2024
- Standard & Intensive courses start week 07/10/24 - end week 13/12/24, replacement classes tbc with students in replacement class weeks commencing 16th December or 13th January.
Winter term
- Saturday courses 18/01/25 - 24/03/25
- Standard courses start week 20/01/25 - end week 24/03/25
- Continuing Intensive starts week 13/01/25 - end week 10/02/25
Winter 2
- Winter intensive, continuing levels 2 parts 1, starts week 24/02/25 ends week 24/03/25
- Winter intensive level 1 parts 1, starts week 24/02/25 ends week 24/03/25.
Spring term
Good Friday 18/04/25, Easter Monday 21/04/25
- Standard courses start 22 April - end week 23/06/25
- Monday courses start 28th April - end 8th July
- Due to the Easter Monday bank holiday, and the two bank holidays in May, there will not be classes taking place on Mon 21st April, Mon 5th May and Mon 26th May. These Monday sessions will be taking place the week after each bank holiday, and Monday classes will run three weeks longer than standard classes, finishing on Monday 14th July.
Spring Term Monday class dates
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28/04
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12/05
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19/05
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02/06
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09/06
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16/06
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23/06
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30/06
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07/07
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14/07
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- Saturday courses start 26 April – end 6th July
- Due to the bank holiday weekends, there will also be no Saturday classes taking place on Saturday 20th April, Saturday 3rd May and Saturday 24th May. These Saturday sessions will be taking place the week after each bank holiday, and Saturday classes will run two weeks longer to make up for this, finishing on Saturday 12th July.
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26/04
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10/05
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17/05
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31/06
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07/06
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14/06
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21/06
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28/06
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05/06
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12/07
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Spring Intensive
- Intensive courses continuing parts 2 start 22/04/24 end 20/05/24
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Monday courses start 28th April end 9th June
- Due to the Easter Bank holiday and the two bank holidays in May, there will not be classes taking place on Mon 21st April, Mon 5th May and Mon 26th May. These Monday sessions will be taking place the week after each bank holiday, and Monday classes will run two weeks longer than standard classes, finishing on Monday 3rd June.
Spring Intensive Monday classes
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- Saturday courses start 20 April – end 6th July
- Intensive courses, continuing levels parts 3, starts week 02/06/25 - ends week 30/06/25
- Monday classes start week 23/06/25 end week 21/07/25
Summer term
- June Intensive courses 5 weeks on campus/online week 02/06/24 - 04/07/24
- One week intensives on campus 07/07/25 to 11/07/25 10:00-13:00
If your class is taught online you will not require a student card, if your class is taught on campus you will be issued with a LC student card, details will be emailed to you before the commencement of your course on where and when to collect it.
Access. Your LC Student Card gives you access to the campus your course is taught on, the Language Resources Centre (based at Strand Campus) and all King's libraries. The card does not grant you access to NUS discounts or discounts and benefits offered to King's degree students.
Lost card. Should you lose your card you will need to request a replacement. There is a £10 replacement fee. Please visit the King's eStore and complete the payment. Once this is done, please email languagecentreshortcourse@kcl.ac.uk to advise us that you have completed the payment and we can organise for you to collect your new card.
King's student status. You do not acquire full King’s College London student status by enrolling on or attending an Evening, Saturday or Summer Language Course. You will be issued with an ID card by the fourth class of your course (second class for Saturday Language Courses and 5 week Evening Language Courses). Note that no ID card will be issued for courses that are only of one weekend in duration. You will also be granted access to the virtual learning environment at King’s and you are entitled to use open access facilities at King’s. Note that this ID card is solely for use by you and will be confiscated if it is misused. However, you are not entitled to use other services provided for King’s College London students.
LC students can transfer to a different group, time, course or campus, dependent on space on the course. You are only able to transfer to a course that begins in the same week and duration as the course you are currently enrolled on. Please contact languagecentreshortcourse@kcl.ac.uk