ST. GILES
A prominent institution and one of the largest educational establishments specializing in providing English language programs both within the United Kingdom and abroad.
Founded by the ambitious young man Paul Lindsay, he began his journey to success alongside his wife, Diana, by teaching English to native speakers, as well as teaching French at the building of the North London Polytechnic.
After gaining a reputation for teaching English, Paul decided to establish his own school, opening the first one in London in 1955. Following that, success followed, and St. Giles expanded to seven branches across three countries. In the UK, the institute has five branches located in Brighton, Eastbourne, Central London, Highgate in London, and Cambridge. In Canada, it has one branch in Vancouver.
