Teach in Brighton

Meet our fun-loving Brighton team!

Brighton is an English seaside town, located approximately one hour south of London by train, and is one of the coolest cities in the UK to live. Brighton’s broad shingle beach is backed by amusement arcades, food stalls and Regency-era buildings. The town is also known for its nightlife, culture, arts scene, shopping and festivals.

Teach in Brighton, England

Brighton is home to several landmarks, including the famous Brighton Pier, Clock Tower and Brighton Pavilion, which are all top attractions to see in the city.

With somewhere as creative and free spirited as Brighton there is a lot of street art in and around the town. Brighton’s shopping scene is especially good if you’re looking for something unique. Head to North Laine to discover charming markets, vintage shops and cute cafes.

If you enjoy music, Brighton is one of the main touring destinations. As well as big name artists and local talent, each May the city hosts the Brighton Festival, the second largest arts festival in the UK.

Brighton is a city where you’ll never be bored. From comedy nights to club nights and everything in-between, it has a reputation as a city that never sleeps. Check out The Telegraph Newspaper’s guide to the best things to do in Brighton here.

Our Brighton team is one of the most youthful, fun-loving groups of people in our company (and there’s some tough competition!). They love to welcome international teachers. Find out more…

Top Ten Things to do in Brighton

• Brighton Pier
• Brighton Beach
• Royal Pavilion
• The Lanes shopping district 
• Brighton Dome
• Queens Park
• Comedy clubs
• North Laine
• South Downs Way Walking Trail
• Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

Literary links: novels set in Brighton to help you set the scene

• Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen, 1813
• Vanity Fair: A Novel without a Hero, William Makepeace Thackeray, 1847
• Dombey and Son, Charles Dickens, 1848
• Brighton Rock, Graham Greene,1938
• The West Pier, Patrick Hamilton, 1952
• Dirty Weekend, Helen Zahavi, 1991
• My Idea of Fun, Will Self, 1993
• Beatniks, Toby Litt, 2004
• Sugar Rush, Julie Burchill, 2004
• The Brightonomicon, Robert Rankin, 2005
• Murder on the Brighton Express, Edward Marston, 2007
• The Death of Bunny Munro, Nick Cave, 2009
  

   

You could live and teach here, in Brighton, England