Kings Education is restructuring its operations in the United Kingdom

The international educational group Kings Education is planning to significantly restructure its operations in the United Kingdom, including closing its branch in Beckenham. The study centre will cease operations at the end of the current academic term — 20 March, but students will transfer to a new branch without any loss of time or quality of education.

The closure of the centre is linked to changes in tax legislation and the introduction of VAT on educational services. This legislation has already led to a widespread decline in student numbers at British private schools.

Kings Education will now focus its operations on three key colleges in Brighton, Oxford and Bournemouth, with existing A-level courses, UAL Foundation programs in art and design, and English language courses available at the new campuses. The organization remains in the English capital to strengthen London's position as a centre for foreign language study.