FAQs: York
- Is York a Safe City?
Yes, like most smaller cities, York is safer than the larger cities. The same risk do exist everywhere but crime levels are lower and most terrorist incidents have occurred in larger cities. However, we take the safety of our students seriously and have a comprehensive Emergency Plan. This is a requirement of our Accreditation so
Read More- How far is York from London?
York is two hours from London by train.
- What are the rules of the road in the UK?
In the UK, cars drive on the left. When you cross the road, you should look right, look left and then look right again before crossing. Cars have right of way on the road and pedestrians should only cross at marked pedestrian crossings.
- Where can I find places of worship in York?
In the College, students are invited to use the Prayer Room for private prayers. We would ask you to respect the privacy of students using the room for this purpose. Please ‘read more’ to see list of places of worship in or near York.
Read More- What type of restaurants are there in York?
For a small city York has an excellent independent restaurant scene! As well as a number of large chain restaurants, there are independent restaurants and cafes to suit all tastes and budgets. We have a list of places we personally recommend but a great place to start is also "The Good Food Guide" and "Indie
Read More- How much does public transport cost in York?
Some of our homestays are within walking distance. If your homestay is more than 2Km from the college, a local bus pass is included Please have a look at First Bus York for up to date bus fare prices.
