• TypeLanguage schools
• LocationBrisbane, Australia
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SPC Brisbane is an English language school in the centre of Brisbane, Queensland, a few minutes' walk from public transport hubs, at Level 5, 138 Albert Street (CRICOS provider 03600G). It opened in 2017 and teaches face-to-face English classes to international students.

• Intensive General English, from beginner to advanced, up to 84 weeks
• IELTS test preparation, up to 24 weeks
• Study Tour Program for school, university and professional groups

The minimum age for the English courses is 16, and General English students can start any Monday. Students write a daily journal that their teachers read, use graded readers for their level and can attend a free consultation hour with teachers every afternoon. An activities officer organises excursions and activities on Fridays. After their course, students have access to pathways into other English and vocational education and training (VET) institutions. The school places students with host families around the city centre, in a single room with meals.

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Level 5 138 Albert St, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 4000

• Intensive General English: speaking, listening, reading and writing, from beginner to advanced; up to 84 weeks, starts every Monday; textbook series Speakout
• IELTS Test Preparation: up to 24 weeks; 2026 intakes on 5 January, 30 March, 22 June and 14 September; uses Focus on IELTS and past IELTS tests
• Study Tour Program: 10 to 12 weeks for groups, with homestay, all meals and excursions included

Minimum age 16 for all three programmes.

No prior knowledge of English is needed for General English: new students take a placement test before starting and are placed in a class at their level. IELTS Test Preparation expects an intermediate to advanced level of English. For the Study Tour Program, some English is helpful but not required.

SPC Brisbane places students with host families that it recruits and manages. Each family provides a single room with bedding, storage and a study desk; students choose a meal package to suit their budget. Two students of the same nationality are not placed with the same family. Many families live in residential suburbs, so students commute to school by public transport. The school has a 24-hour emergency mobile number for students and families.