My name is Dora, I have been studying in the UK for six years. During this time, I managed to visit different boarding schools in England. I studied at several English schools – Box Hill School and Hurtwood House. I have very warm memories associated with them, which I am ready to share with you.

My name is Artyom and I am a “junior consultant” at Maryadi, helping those wishing to get an education in the UK find a suitable school. Now I am studying in Britain at Milfield School, where I entered with the help of the Maryadi company, in particular, Adil Yermekov helped me with choosing a school in England. Before that, I studied at Taunton School International, so if you have any questions about studying and living in secondary schools in England, feel free to contact me. I will try to give you the most objective and honest feedback possible.

Ainisa has been living and studying in schools in England for 3 years now. For a couple of years she studied at one of the oldest educational institutions in the world – Kings Ely School. This school is over a thousand years old, and it continues to maintain an excellent reputation, producing famous cultural and sports figures into the world. Ainisa is currently studying at the Royal Russell School. This is a top-rated English school, patronized by the Queen herself. Impressive GCSE and A-level exam results (about half of the students received A*/A grades) allow us to call Royal Russell School one of the best boarding schools in Britain! In her free time, Ainisa helps our clients choose a suitable educational institution, sharing her experience of living and studying in English schools. Therefore, if you are planning to enroll in Royal Russell School or Kings Ely School, reviews from Ainisa will be very useful to you.

My name is Diana and I am one of the “junior consultants” at Maryadi. I am ready to share with you my personal experience of studying in England. I am currently studying at the University of Sussex, and before that I graduated from college in Oxford – St Clares Oxford. If you have not yet decided what exactly to choose: the IB (International baccalaureate) or A-Level program, we will definitely discuss the difference and choose the most suitable one for you. Personally, I completed the International Baccalaureate course and have no regrets! At our online meetings we will talk about other topics. I am always open to communication; it’s not for nothing that my friends call me “little talking box.” One way or another, I will be very happy to help you overcome the language barrier and speak English fluently, which will certainly be useful in an English-speaking environment.

I have been studying at Downside School since I was 12 years old and I have a lot to tell about studying in England. Many believe that studying in England is inaccessible for Russians due to cultural differences, language barriers and a number of other reasons. And that there are only a few criteria when choosing a school in England: reviews, ratings and reputation.