Why decide on Shanghai, China

Shanghai is China's largest and most vibrant city. With a population of over 25 million people, it's also the world's fourth most densely populated city. Today, Shanghai is China's financial capital and the "Gateway to the West." Shanghai is also known as the "Paris of the East" because of the European influence on its architecture. The city is home to renowned landmarks such as the Bund and Yu Garden as well as its more contemporary style demonstrated in the buildings that make up the famous Lujiazui skyline.

This amazing city is a well-known international metropolis drawing more and more attention from all over the world. Entering Shanghai, you will immediately be overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of a thriving city: its colors, people, futuristic skyscrapers and indigenous Shikumen houses. It first began its rise to international status in the early 20th century, and it has remained one of the world's most important and powerful cities ever since. Located at the frame of the Yangtze River, Shanghai is one of the most influential cities in finance, international trade, culture, science and technology of East China.

It was for centuries a major administrative, shipping, and trading town; however, Shanghai grew in importance in the 19th century due to European recognition of its favorable port location and economic potential.

Shanghai now hosts the world's 2nd tallest skyscraper; its architecture is truly out of this world given the fact that it has undergone a massive urban renewal over the last few decades.

Whether you are in Shanghai for business or pleasure, you will always find things to do! Beyond the famed Yu Yuan Garden, check out the Jing'An Sculpture Park, the Shanghai Propaganda Poster and Art Centre, and the Power Station of Art; the first state-run contemporary art museum in China.

Shanghai is China's largest and most developed metropolis on the mainland. The fastest growing segment of education jobs in China right now is at a professional level. Experienced instructors in American AP, British IGCSE, and A-Level, as well as other internationally accredited programs have a steadily increasing demand.

Famous landmarks in Shanghai include Nanjing Road, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, the Bund and the World Financial Center. Other top city attractions are Old Shanghai, Century Park, the Ocean Aquarium and the Yu Garden. Popular museums in Shanghai are the Bund Museum, Science Museum, Insect Kingdom and the Urban Planning Museum. It is easy to get around Shanghai thanks to the efficient metro system. The city also has a beautiful new international airport.

Spring and fall are the best seasons to be in the city, not hot or humid, cold or wet. March to May is the best season to explore nature, as the spring flowers are in full bloom and weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

When you study in Shanghai, you'll experience an exciting mix of tradition and globalization at every street corner, former foreign concessions, and in the city's stunning skyline. Shanghai has a thriving nightlife with some of the best clubs in Asia, if not the world. The city abounds with quality restaurants where you can enjoy great food (on a budget) and amazing shops and gargantuan malls offering all you could want or need. Shanghai has one of the best and most efficient subway systems in the world, and new lines are being added every day. In addition, taxi fares start at 2 dollars, and a twenty-minute cab like will usually cost you less than a cup of Starbucks coffee. Finally, Shanghai is home to nearly half a million expatriate residents, many of whom have opened business, grocery stores and restaurants. If you ever feel homesick, you don't have to look far for some smoked deli meats, gourmet burgers or organic fruit and vegetable juices.

We offer the utmost quality in Shanghai, China. Other courses fall short and simply do not count with the experience we do or cannot offer all the extra features we do.