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Good language school. The teachers are native English speakers, and the classes are organized by level. It takes about two months per level.

It is a wonderful english school. With perfect teachers, you can feel at home make friends for life. It’s close to all facilities and central. And you can enjoy the activities and as well as being in all touristic places in Cape Town. I miss the people at this school!

Good teachers nice location

It’s been a year and a half since I left International House school, I honestly say that was the best English learning experience I have ever had, why not with the presence of the best location, friendly teachers, exciting activities, and incredible friends from all over the world. I would recommend everyone to live this experience and will never regret it. Thank you International House Team ❤

Amazing experience learning in a fun and relaxed way. Great facilities and location. Thank you for all my teachers with the effort and kindness. If you are looking for a school I strong recommend IH.

A good number of people that I do business with have studied English at this school, and their proficiency has gone from 0 to 90 in an amazingly short period of time. I know for a fact that they all highly recommend the school, thus I have recommended the school to several others, and none have had a single bad word to say about the school. Doing business with these people, I would never risk referring them unless I was absolutely sure of the school. Having read the recent bad report by Hasan, I asked my friends what the problem was. It seems that certain male students, specifically from Saudi Arabia, have recently been coming to the school demonstrating exceptional disdain for, specifically, the female teachers, and generally, towards other students, and the learning process in general. They almost always arrive well over an hour late to class, which disrupts the entire class, as everyone has to wait for them to be brought up to date. (and sometimes simply skip entire days). However when reprimanded for this behavior, they are invariably rude to the teachers and display extreme arrogance, as well as a general air of entitlement. Often these same “students” have left other English language schools in Cape Town, and then join this school. One can only assume that the other schools didn’t put up with their disrespect either. I must add that I have heard that this is not the case with all students from Saudi Arabia. Most have apparently successfully passed, or are busy with, advanced English courses, and relate pleasantly with both the teachers and other students.