Accommodation is a very important part of your stay in England and we will help you to find the best place possible. We will do our best to ensure that you are lodged in safely, and comfortably, while giving you a choice of options available. Accommodation ranges from home stay with British families, to hostels, to hotels, and student halls of residence. Initial coordination of student housing arrangements can be made by the institute in residences located within 5-mile radius of the campus that provide temporary single or double occupancy room and apartment or flat.

Please tell us about any special needs you may have and we will try our best to meet them. Our staff is always available to help you.

We offer accommodation at College House
Private study bedroom, comprising:

• Bed and mattress (bedding not provided)
• Wardrobe
• Desk and chair
• Sink and mirror
• Comfortable lounger chair
• Shelving
• Wireless broadband Internet access to all rooms
• Fully equipped kitchens with cooker, fridge/freezer, store
• Cupboards, washing machine, microwave, toaster, kettle and dining                               table.
• Communal showers / bathrooms
• Common Room with TV and stereo
• Garden / courtyard area

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Accommodation for International Students
If you are not a European National or Non-European National the Immigration Rules state that you must have enough money to pay for your accommodation in the UK without working or claiming welfare benefits from the UK Government.
The Accommodation Officer at Zahaq London College will help you arrange somewhere to live before you arrive in the UK. It is important that you arrange your accommodation before entering the UK.
When you are offered a place on your chosen course you will be asked if you would like the College to arrange your accommodation and if so what type of accommodation you would like.

Types of accommodation provided by Zahaq London College:
1) Halls of Residence: The College has a small hall of residence; the rooms are study bedrooms in self-catering flats, with a shared kitchen and bathroom facility.

2) Lodgings: This means renting a room in a private house. The landlord/landlady will also live in the house, perhaps with their family. You will probably have to share the bathroom and kitchen. You may have to fit in with the family’s way of life and you should be respectful of the customs within the household. Meals may be provided or you may be able to use the kitchen to cook your own food. The weekly cost will reflect whether or not meals are included in the rent. The College has lists of lodgings offering self catered facilities and full board.

3) Flats and Houses: You may wish to share a furnished house with a group of friends once you have been in the UK for a period of time. The College can help you find a student house to share or find you a room in a house where the students are already living. You will share the cost of the rent, heating and lighting bills and the food bills. You will have to provide your own bed linen and towels and do your own cleaning. The Accommodation Officer will advise you on the legal matters concerning this type of accommodation.

4) Temporary Accommodation: The Accommodation Officer can advise on hotels and guesthouses in Zahaq London College that will offer reasonably priced rooms. This can provide useful temporary accommodation, which you can reserve while still in your home country.
To find out more contact the Zahaq London College Accommodation Office: