Leaders of Tomorrow — Group A
7-21 July 2027
Two-week session; Wednesday arrival and departure.
In-person Program
Leaders of Tomorrow
Leaders of Tomorrow combines English learning with leadership, teamwork and entrepreneurship through presentations, practical projects and a spoken-English exam.
Last verified: 8 Oct 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy
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Leaders of Tomorrow at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility
Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Intermediate English; pre-test required
Age range / Year group
Ages 14-17
Location / Region
University of London, London, United Kingdom
Cost
£3,810
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
EntrepreneurshipDebating
Accommodation: Single en suite university residence
Meals: Full board; cash-card lunches
Certificate / Outcome: Course certificate; Trinity GESE exam
Lessons / cadence: 20 hours/week, Thursday-Monday; Tuesday excursions
Workshop: 1 entrepreneurship workshop
Supervision: 24-hour supervision
Accreditation: British Council-accredited UK centers
Leaders of Tomorrow summary
Kings Young Learners combines English development with leadership, communication and practical teamwork. Students explore how people lead, collaborate and respond to different cultures.
Learning includes presentations, research, an entrepreneurship workshop and project work, alongside preparation for a Trinity spoken-English exam.
It suits students who want to use English actively through discussion and shared tasks while experiencing a supervised residential routine.
What is Leaders of Tomorrow?
Leaders of Tomorrow is a Kings Young Learners summer program combining English development with leadership and practical communication. Students explore cultures, leadership styles, motivation and resilience while practicing collaboration, debate, negotiation and critical thinking.
The residential experience includes presentations, research, team projects and an entrepreneurship workshop. Students also prepare for and take the Trinity GESE spoken-English exam, with academic visits and evening activities extending the experience beyond lessons.
Why Succeed highlights Leaders of Tomorrow
Presentations, debates and team projects give students specific tasks through which to practice English.
The entrepreneurship workshop adds practical business exploration to language learning.
The Trinity GESE exam gives spoken-English preparation a concrete assessment focus.
Single en suite accommodation and 24-hour supervision offer a clearly structured residential experience.
Who is Leaders of Tomorrow for?
Best for
Students who want to build spoken-English confidence through leadership discussions, presentations and practical teamwork.
Not ideal if
You want a single-subject academic deep dive or a schedule with little group participation.
Is Leaders of Tomorrow worth it?
The strongest value is the chance to practice English while doing something concrete: presenting an idea, discussing a leader or organizing a shared project. That combination can suit students who learn well through participation, with the spoken-English exam providing an additional focus.
Families should weigh the residential experience against the substantial package fee and separate charges. The broad curriculum spreads attention across language, leadership and activities, so a student seeking intensive study of one academic discipline may prefer a specialist course.
A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£3,810; includes 20 hours of lessons per week, One entrepreneurship workshop, Full-board residential accommodation, Evening activities, Full-day excursions and local visits as scheduled, Placement test, Trinity GESE exam, 24-hour supervision, End-of-course certificate, Weekly laundry, Internet access, School bank service.
Accommodation
Single en suite university residence
Meals
Full board; cash-card lunches
Supervision or safety information
The program includes 24-hour supervision. Kings' residential safety measures include overnight monitoring, a designated welfare manager and daily meetings with an allocated staff guardian for individual students.
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; University of London, London, United Kingdom.
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Compare with similar programsHow much preparation does Leaders of Tomorrow need?
Effort level
Moderate to high participation.
Best started
Begin planning six to eight weeks before your chosen session to allow for the pre-test, travel and payment arrangements.
Main challenge
Contributing confidently to discussions and shared tasks in English.
Typical preparation
Practice a short spoken presentation about a leader you find interesting.
Refresh vocabulary for discussing opinions, negotiating and describing business ideas.
Plan payment early: full fees must reach Kings four weeks before arrival, and bank transfers can take two to four weeks.
Arrange an Oyster card or contactless payment method for London buses and the Underground.
Useful if
You want practice explaining ideas and working with others.
What do students do on Leaders of Tomorrow?
Students use English through leadership discussions, presentations and practical team projects. The sample schedule builds toward an entrepreneurship exercise, a student-led school event and a spoken-English exam.
Step-by-step process
- 1
Begin with testing, induction and excursion preparation.
- 2
Explore leadership, intercultural awareness and communication through lessons and discussion.
- 3
Research a leader and develop presentations.
- 4
Take part in entrepreneurship work, including a market visit and follow-up tasks.
- 5
Plan and run a school event with other students.
- 6
Prepare for the Trinity spoken-English exam and complete an end-of-course review.
- 7
Join scheduled excursions and evening activities throughout the stay.
Leaders of Tomorrow dates and deadlines
Upcoming
Leaders of Tomorrow — Group B
21 July-4 August 2027
Two-week session; Wednesday arrival and departure.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Leaders of Tomorrow — Group A | 7-21 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Leaders of Tomorrow — Group B | 21 July-4 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Eligibility and requirements
Students must be ages 14-17.
Intermediate English is the minimum entry level.
An English pre-test is required.
How much does Leaders of Tomorrow cost?
Program fee
£3,810 — Two-week residential package.
Funding or discounts
- Enrollment fee: £85
- Residential deposit: £50 — Refundable; payable in cash on arrival.
What's included
20 hours of lessons per week, One entrepreneurship workshop, Full-board residential accommodation, Evening activities, Full-day excursions and local visits as scheduled, Placement test, Trinity GESE exam, 24-hour supervision, End-of-course certificate, Weekly laundry, Internet access, School bank service
How to apply to Leaders of Tomorrow
- 1
Choose your Leaders of Tomorrow session and complete the official 2027 booking form.
- 2
Email the form to younglearners@kingseducation.com or apply through a local educational partner agent.
- 3
Complete the required English pre-test to establish your entry level.
- 4
Arrange payment in full or by booking deposit according to Kings' instructions.
- 5
Ensure full payment reaches Kings four weeks before arrival; bookings made later require full fees.
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What does Leaders of Tomorrow cover?
The program covers the following focus areas.
Leadership and resilience
Explore leadership styles, motivation and resilience through discussion and case studies.
Communication and teamwork
Practice listening, debating, negotiating and collaborating with other students.
English and spoken assessment
Develop academic and spoken English while preparing for the Trinity GESE exam.
Entrepreneurship and projects
Explore entrepreneurship and develop a social media campaign or business plan.
Research and presentations
Conduct research and case studies, then plan and deliver presentations.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
What is a typical day on Leaders of Tomorrow?
A typical day during the program.
Lessons and preparation
Thursday-Monday teaching includes English, leadership and exam preparation; morning lesson slots run 9:00-10:00, 10:15-11:15 and 11:30-12:30.
Projects and visits
Presentations, debates, event planning and visits alternate across the sample schedule, with full-day excursions on selected days.
Activities and free time
Activities normally run 19:30-21:00, followed by free time from 21:00-22:00.
Residential routine
Students are in rooms at 22:30, with lights out at 23:00 and wake-up scheduled for 7:30-8:00.
Who teaches on Leaders of Tomorrow?
Kings requires UK teaching staff to hold an undergraduate degree and a teaching qualification such as CELTA, TEFL, Trinity TESOL or an equivalent credential. Its staff training includes safeguarding, with residential support extending to lessons, activities and excursions.
Kings reports an approximate staff-to-student ratio of 1:6 across its centers.
Where do students stay on Leaders of Tomorrow?
Residential plan
- Single en suite rooms: International Hall bedrooms have private bathrooms and mini-fridges.
- Full-board meals: Breakfast and dinner are provided at the residence, with lunch money on prepaid cash cards.
- Welfare and supervision: 24-hour supervision includes overnight monitoring and daily staff-guardian meetings for individual residential students.
- Campus and evening activities: The residence has social spaces and an internal courtyard, with a full evening activity program.
Vegetarian meals are always available; other dietary requirements can be accommodated on request.
What happens after Leaders of Tomorrow?
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Receive an end-of-course certificate.
Take the Trinity GESE spoken-English exam.
Develop presentations and research-based case studies.
Create a social media campaign or business plan.
Practice managing a project and working in a team.
Where does Leaders of Tomorrow take place?
The program is based at the University of London in Bloomsbury, near Russell Square and King's Cross/St Pancras. International Hall provides the residential base, with public transport connections for exploring London and reaching excursion destinations.
Students need an Oyster card or a contactless payment method for London buses and the Underground.
Leaders of Tomorrow FAQs
Students need intermediate English and must complete a pre-test.
Students explore leadership styles, communication, different cultures, motivation and resilience. They practice collaboration, debate, negotiation, critical thinking and practical project work.
The program provides 20 hours of lessons per week. Teaching is scheduled Thursday through Monday, with a Tuesday excursion.
Students stay at International Hall in modern single en suite bedrooms with a private bathroom and mini-fridge. The residence has dining facilities, social spaces and an internal courtyard.
Full board is provided, with breakfast and dinner at the residence and lunch money on prepaid cash cards. Vegetarian options are always available; other dietary requirements can be accommodated on request.
The program includes 24-hour supervision. Kings' residential safety measures include overnight monitoring, a designated welfare manager and daily meetings with an allocated staff guardian for individual students.
The program includes preparation for the Trinity College London GESE spoken-English exam and the exam itself. Students also receive an end-of-course certificate.
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