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Ingla School of English is a vibrant language school for adults in north London and also Online. Ingla offers a full range of courses from General English, English for speaking, IELTS Exam preparation, Cambridge Exam preparation,2 to 1 lessons and also 1-1 lessons. Ingla school of English is accredited by the British Council and we're also a member of English UK.
1 Wellington Terrace, N8 0PX, London, United Kingdom
Greatest English School I've ever been to. I think I've tried almost every course (face-to-face or online) and their friendly teachers and staff exceed all my expectations.
PD: Thanks to them I achieved to certificate my level of English very easily and now I'm working on international projects.
it was a very nice experience for me something new different all the ingla teams were impeccable and were there when we needed them one of the best schools to make your dreams come true
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