Accommodation

Generally-speaking London can be divided into North vs South or East vs West. North and West London are considered more desirable by renters, thus making competition fierce and accommodation more expensive. East or South London are currently undergoing waves of gentrification and boast some of London’s best up-and-coming neighbourhoods.

Deciding where to live in London is always a tough decision, but in most cases, budget will be the deciding factor when it comes to living in London. As a rule, the further you live from Zone 1 the cheaper the rent.

Le Cordon Bleu is situated in Zone 1, in the West End of London, making it difficult for students to secure budget accommodation near the school.

Cheaper accommodation can be found in Zone 2, but a studio apartment in Zone 2 will still set renters back around £1,550 per month. Clapham and Brixton are two popular neighbours found south of the river in Zone 2, while Fulham and Hackney are popular north of the river.

Living in Zone 3 offers renters more space but a longer commute. Typically, you can expect to spend one hour travelling from Zone 3 to Zone 1 during rush hour. Popular neighbourhoods in Zone 3 include Tooting, Wimbledon and Golders Green.

Placement

A Global Career

The University helps you lay the groundwork for a global career with their comprehensive culinary arts, wine, and management courses.
With the skills, talents, and motivation you'll gain at Le Cordon Bleu, you'll be able to meet the difficulties of your future profession and choose from a wide range of different and interesting job opportunities around the world.

Notes

For more than a century, Le Cordon Bleu has enabled aspiring culinary professionals to turn their ambitions into reality. We offer a wide range of culinary arts, wine, management and hospitality programmes and highly recognised cooking qualifications and certificates.