The story
1999 – Malvern House London is established. The Trafalgar Centre opens its doors to its first students wanting to learn English at affordable prices.
2002 – The Bloomsbury Centre opens in August 2002 incorporating Business English courses and giving students the opportunity to study at a UK university.
2003 – The Piccadilly Centre opens and becomes Malvern House's flagship study centre.
2006 – Malvern House launches the Fast Track intensive English course allowing students to learn English fast.
2006 – The University Pre-Masters Programme and Business Pathway courses are established. Malvern House commences its partnership with major UK universities such as Oxford Brooks University, Middlesex University, University of Leeds.
2009 – May – Malvern House merges with AEC Education Group.
2009 – The Kings Cross Centre opens in the heart of London's Kings Cross. The centre represents the future of Language learning in the UK, with all classrooms and student areas having all of the latest technology.
2011 - Piccadilly Centre upgraded successfully to mirror the excellent standards seen in Kings Cross (now the minimum standard adopted)
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2012 - Adopts new place in UK market to better reflect standards of teaching and facilities.
2012 - Creates on-line learning platform to supplement classroom learning (Malvern House On-line Academy)
2012 - Develops 'virtual' Malvern House school for sales events and pre-course learning and assistance.
2025 - Malvern House London teachers request recognition of TEFL Workers' Union and ballot for strike action.
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