67 Language Year English courses in Ireland

Compulsory exam for non-EU students: TIE: EUR 170Classes are split into two sessions every day. You will have a different teacher for each class. This gives students a chance to experience different accents, different skills and a different teaching style. Classes at Active Language Learning are taught with a strong focus on real-world communication. In your class, you can expect to have lots of pair and group work, giving you as many opportunities as possible to use the English you are learning. Our students come from all around the world, so you will be able to use your English with people of many nationalities. **Course Content** Courses at ALL follow a set syllabus so they can ensure that there are no gaps in your learning. All of the courses are linked to the Common European Framework, which means that your final level and certificate will be clear and understood throughout Europe. **Includes** - 26 weeks study + 8 weeks holidays - 15 hours group tuition per week morning or afternoon classes and 2 hours conversation classes per week

Students will be able to live in the United Kingdom and Ireland and learn more about the culture and social life of both countries. They can start their course and finish it wherever they prefer. This course runs in the afternoons only.

Students will be able to live in the United Kingdom and Ireland and learn more about the culture and social life of both countries. They can start their course and finish it wherever they prefer.Students will be able to live in the United Kingdom and Ireland and learn more about the culture and social life of both countries. They can start their course and finish it wherever they prefer. IMPORTANT: Flights not included. Allow approximately an additional EUR 200 to cover return flight between Ireland and the UK plus the additional travel costs between locations within the UK.Want to experience more than one fantastic CES location? CES gives you the unique opportunity to study in different countries and in any of their centres. This course gives you a chance to get to know both the UK and Ireland and learn more about the culture, history and social life of these fabulous locations. You can divide your stay as you wish and can start your course in either England, Scotland or Ireland – the choice is yours! There's no particular order you have to follow. Students can take the Standard or the Intensive course or even a mixture of both. Study in the Wimbledon school and experience one of the greatest cities in the world, London. Then head over to Dublin for the next part of your programme, enjoy the famous Irish hospitality and visit some of the most breath-taking natural attractions in the world. Or why not start in Worthing on the sunny south coast of England and then make your way to the city in the heart of northern England, Leeds? You can also take in the University City of Oxford along the way, and round everything off in the culturally rich city of Edinburgh.

Students will be able to live in the United Kingdom and Ireland and learn more about the culture and social life of both countries. They can start their course and finish it wherever they prefer. IMPORTANT: Flights not included. Allow approximately an additional EUR 200 to cover return flight between Ireland and the UK plus the additional travel costs between locations within the UK when applicable.Want to experience more than one fantastic CES location? CES gives you the unique opportunity to study in different countries and in any of their centres. This course gives you a chance to get to know both the UK and Ireland and learn more about the culture, history and social life of these fabulous locations. You can divide your stay as you wish and can start your course in either England, Scotland or Ireland – the choice is yours! There's no particular order you have to follow. Students can take the Standard or the Intensive course or even a mixture of both. Study in the Wimbledon school and experience one of the greatest cities in the world, London. Then head over to Dublin for the next part of your programme, enjoy the famous Irish hospitality and visit some of the most breath-taking natural attractions in the world. Or why not start in Worthing on the sunny south coast of England and then make your way to the city in the heart of northern England, Leeds? You can also take in the University City of Oxford along the way, and round everything off in the culturally rich city of Edinburgh.

**This course includes medical insurance and learner protection insurance.** This course is available for first visa enrolments, not extensions. Additional exam fees: - TIE EUR 130 - IELTS EUR 220 The GE15 course takes place Monday to Friday from 09:00 - 12:15, with a 15 minute break at 11am. The school has every level from A1 to C1 and all 4 skills are dealt with during the classes: listening, reading, writing, speaking with an emphasis on spoken communication. All courses are designed to give students the language skills needed to communicate effectively and confidently in English and strategies necessary for learning English outside the classroom.

**This course includes medical insurance and learner protection insurance.** This course is available for first visa enrolments, not extensions. Additional exam fees: - TIE EUR 130 - IELTS EUR 220 The GE15 course takes place Monday to Friday from 13:00 - 16:15, with a 15 minute break at 14:30. The school has every level from A1 to C1 and all 4 skills are dealt with during the classes: listening, reading, writing, speaking with an emphasis on spoken communication. All courses are designed to give students the language skills needed to communicate effectively and confidently in English and strategies necessary for learning English outside the classroom.

You follow the General English and IELTS Exam Preparation programme for 15 hours per week. You participate in communicative and lively lessons that give plenty of opportunities to develop knowledge of language structures and vocabulary, as well as speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. This is a great opportunity to successfully prepare for the four exam papers in the IELTS exam: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. The IELTS course will help to prepare you for the four exam papers in the IELTS test: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. Exam teachers use specialist IELTS course books to develop your exam strategies and skills, and widen your vocabulary on relevant topics.

You follow the General English and BEC Exam Preparation programme for 15 hours per week. You participate in communicative and lively lessons that give plenty of opportunities to develop knowledge of language structures and vocabulary, as well as speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. This is a great opportunity to successfully prepare for the four exam papers in the IELTS exam: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. Exam teachers will prepare students for each section of the exam using a specialist course book. Working from relevant material and past papers, our exam preparation teachers will provide weekly tests and updates of learners' progress in order to maximize exam success.

The 30 hour course consists of 3 hours of General English Exam Preparation in the morning, and 3 hours in the afternoon. You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help them to prepare for the exam for their level.

You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help you to prepare for the exam for your level.

The 30 hour course consists of 3 hours of General English Exam Preparation in the morning, and 3 hours in the afternoon. You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help them to prepare for the exam for their level.

You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help you to prepare for the exam for your level.

Programme for non-EEA students only.You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help you to prepare for the exam for your level.

Programme for non-EEA students only.You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help you to prepare for the exam for your level.

Programme for non-EEA students only.The 30 hour course consists of 3 hours of General English Exam Preparation in the morning, and 3 hours in the afternoon. You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help them to prepare for the exam for their level.

Programme for non-EEA students only.The 30 hour course consists of 3 hours of General English Exam Preparation in the morning, and 3 hours in the afternoon. You are taught new language structures and vocabulary, and develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. You are encouraged to work in pairs and groups to ensure classes are communicative and lively. You also receive some classes in exam preparation to help them to prepare for the exam for their level.

Delivered exclusively in Ireland, the Study & Work programme allows non-EEA students to work while they study English. Study English & work in Ireland, gaining a unique mix of skills and knowledge to prepare you for your future career. Why Study & Work? Learn how to use English in different contexts and improve your confidence when communicating with people from around the world with the Study & Work programme. This programme allows you to work part-time in a professional environment while undertaking your English studies, up to 20 hours per week. Duration This programme is 25 weeks in duration, plus an additional 10 weeks of holidays. You may wish to extend your stay in Ireland up to two times during your studies, with the total duration allowed being 2 years.

Delivered exclusively in Ireland, the Study & Work programme allows non-EEA students to work while they study English. Study English & work in Ireland, gaining a unique mix of skills and knowledge to prepare you for your future career. Why Study & Work? Learn how to use English in different contexts and improve your confidence when communicating with people from around the world with the Study & Work programme. This programme allows you to work part-time in a professional environment while undertaking your English studies, up to 20 hours per week. Duration This programme is 25 weeks in duration, plus an additional 10 weeks of holidays. You may wish to extend your stay in Ireland up to two times during your studies, with the total duration allowed being 2 years.

Delivered exclusively in Ireland, the Study & Work programme allows non-EEA students to work while they study English. Study English & work in Ireland, gaining a unique mix of skills and knowledge to prepare you for your future career. Why Study & Work? Learn how to use English in different contexts and improve your confidence when communicating with people from around the world with the Study & Work programme. This programme allows you to work part-time in a professional environment while undertaking your English studies, up to 20 hours per week. Duration This programme is 25 weeks in duration, plus an additional 10 weeks of holidays. You may wish to extend your stay in Ireland up to two times during your studies, with the total duration allowed being 2 years.

Delivered exclusively in Ireland, the Study & Work programme allows non-EEA students to work while they study English. Study English & work in Ireland, gaining a unique mix of skills and knowledge to prepare you for your future career. Why Study & Work? Learn how to use English in different contexts and improve your confidence when communicating with people from around the world with the Study & Work programme. This programme allows you to work part-time in a professional environment while undertaking your English studies, up to 20 hours per week. Duration This programme is 25 weeks in duration, plus an additional 10 weeks of holidays. You may wish to extend your stay in Ireland up to two times during your studies, with the total duration allowed being 2 years.

33 week course includes 25 weeks of lessons and 8 weeks of holiday.Academic year Study and Work programme

This course is designed to help develop fluency and accuracy across all 4 core language skills. There are a wide variety of extras to maximise your practice time, with activities including lectures, a pronunciation clinic, conversation class, and a reading workshop.Your journey on the road to fluency starts from your very first day. From classroom activities to homework, everything has been curated for your maximum result, with regular assessments and detailed analyses of the gaps in your knowledge. You will also have all the support and resources you need to improve on your weaker areas and help you succeed. Your teachers and your digital learning companion, MyEC, will be with you every step of the way.

This course is designed to help develop fluency and accuracy across all 4 core language skills. There are a wide variety of extras to maximise your practice time, with activities including lectures, a pronunciation clinic, conversation class, and a reading workshop.Your journey on the road to fluency starts from your very first day. From classroom activities to homework, everything has been curated for your maximum result, with regular assessments and detailed analyses of the gaps in your knowledge. You will also have all the support and resources you need to improve on your weaker areas and help you succeed. Your teachers and your digital learning companion, MyEC, will be with you every step of the way.

Course addressed to those students that do not require an EU visa. The programme consists of 25 weeks of English course plus 10 weeks of holidays. Students are allowed to work part-time during the whole stay, and full-time during the 10-week holidays. Students must book medical insurance for the whole duration of their stay and an end of programme exam. The course is available for all levels from Beginner to Advanced, will prepare you to use English in ‘real world’ situations and will take into account your interests and strengths and weaknesses, as well as your short and long term goals.

The course is addressed to students that do not require an EU visa. The programme consists of 25 weeks of English course plus 10 weeks of holidays. Students are allowed to work part-time during the whole stay and full-time during the 10-week holidays. Students must book medical insurance for the whole duration of their stay and an end of programme exam. The course is available for all levels from Beginner to Advanced, will prepare you to use English in ‘real world’ situations and will take into account your interests and strengths and weaknesses, as well as your short and long term goals.

Renewal Program includes medical insurance, TIE examination fee and all materials.PEL Insurance: EUR 45. You will join multi-national language classes following a syllabus closely mapped to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, covering key language domains, skills and competencies appropriate to your level of ability. Objectives: This programme of study is intended to enhance the all-round language and communication skills of those who wish to work or study more effectively in an international context. You will improve your language skills and also enhance your inter-cultural communication.

Renewal Program includes medical insurance, TIE examination fee and all materials.PEL Insurance: EUR 45. You will join multi-national language classes following a syllabus closely mapped to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, covering key language domains, skills and competencies appropriate to your level of ability. Objectives: This programme of study is intended to enhance the all-round language and communication skills of those who wish to work or study more effectively in an international context. You will improve your language skills and also enhance your inter-cultural communication.

Includes 25 weeks of classes and 8 weeks of holidays.The 20-hour programme builds on the 15-hour foundation by offering 5 extra elective lessons, in a range of disciplines including Conversation Skills, and Grammar & Writing. These long-term programmes, aimed at non-EU students, are designed to allow progression through one to two levels, over an academic year period and to gain a professional, internationally-recognised English qualification. Students also have the option of working part-time (see below). The programme provides a good foundation in the main linguistic skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, with a strong focus on communication. Most students sit the Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE) examination, so ISE exam preparation is incorporated into the curriculum. Other exam options include FCE, CAE, and IELTS examination. The classes are integrated with the General English programmes, allowing for a greater nationality mix of EEA and non-EEA students. Students tested at A0 level cannot enter the programme and should take one-to-one tuition until A1 level is reached. OBLIGATORY EXIT EXAM Students are registered for an ISE exam upon their arrival. If they would like to change to an IELTS or Cambridge exam they have to pay an additional fee and notify the Academic team in the first two weeks of their course. RIGHT TO WORK IN IRELAND Students from outside the EU on Academic Year programmes have the right to work 20 hours per week during the course, and 40 hours per week only during holidays from June to September & December 15th to January 15th inclusive.

Includes 25 weeks of classes and 8 weeks of holidays.These long-term programmes, aimed at non-EU students, are designed to allow progression through one to two levels, over an academic year period and to gain a professional, internationally-recognised English qualification. Students also have the option of working part-time (see below). The programme provides a good foundation in the main linguistic skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, with a strong focus on communication. Most students sit the Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE) examination, so ISE exam preparation is incorporated into the curriculum. Other exam options include FCE, CAE, and IELTS examination. The classes are integrated with the General English programmes, allowing for a greater nationality mix of EEA and non-EEA students. Students tested at A0 level cannot enter the programme and should take one-to-one tuition until A1 level is reached. OBLIGATORY EXIT EXAM Students are registered for an ISE exam upon their arrival. If they would like to change to an IELTS or Cambridge exam they have to pay an additional fee and notify the Academic team in the first two weeks of their course. RIGHT TO WORK IN IRELAND Students from outside the EU on Academic Year programmes have the right to work 20 hours per week during the course, and 40 hours per week only during holidays from June to September & December 15th to January 15th inclusive.

Includes 25 weeks of classes and 8 weeks of holidays.The 20-hour programme builds on the 15-hour foundation by offering 5 extra elective lessons, in a range of disciplines including Conversation Skills, and Grammar & Writing. These long-term programmes, aimed at non-EU students, are designed to allow progression through one to two levels, over an academic year period and to gain a professional, internationally-recognised English qualification. Students also have the option of working part-time (see below). The programme provides a good foundation in the main linguistic skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, with a strong focus on communication. Most students sit the Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE) examination, so ISE exam preparation is incorporated into the curriculum. Other exam options include FCE, CAE, and IELTS examination. The classes are integrated with the General English programmes, allowing for a greater nationality mix of EEA and non-EEA students. Students tested at A0 level cannot enter the programme and should take one-to-one tuition until A1 level is reached. OBLIGATORY EXIT EXAM Students are registered for an ISE exam upon their arrival. If they would like to change to an IELTS or Cambridge exam they have to pay an additional fee and notify the Academic team in the first two weeks of their course. RIGHT TO WORK IN IRELAND Students from outside the EU on Academic Year programmes have the right to work 20 hours per week during the course, and 40 hours per week only during holidays from June to September & December 15th to January 15th inclusive.

Includes 25 weeks of classes and 8 weeks of holidays.These long-term programmes, aimed at non-EU students, are designed to allow progression through one to two levels, over an academic year period and to gain a professional, internationally-recognised English qualification. Students also have the option of working part-time (see below). The programme provides a good foundation in the main linguistic skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, with a strong focus on communication. Most students sit the Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE) examination, so ISE exam preparation is incorporated into the curriculum. Other exam options include FCE, CAE, and IELTS examination. The classes are integrated with the General English programmes, allowing for a greater nationality mix of EEA and non-EEA students. Students tested at A0 level cannot enter the programme and should take one-to-one tuition until A1 level is reached. OBLIGATORY EXIT EXAM Students are registered for an ISE exam upon their arrival. If they would like to change to an IELTS or Cambridge exam they have to pay an additional fee and notify the Academic team in the first two weeks of their course. RIGHT TO WORK IN IRELAND Students from outside the EU on Academic Year programmes have the right to work 20 hours per week during the course, and 40 hours per week only during holidays from June to September & December 15th to January 15th inclusive.

25 weeks of studying and 8 weeks of holidays.The Study English Abroad course is one of the most popular English courses abroad for adults. This is an immersive study English abroad program program aimed at students from outside the EEA area who want to learn English abroad and improve their General English on a long stay course. All students on the Study English Abroad programme complete their course by taking an internationally recognised English exam such as Cambridge PET, FCE or CAE or IELTS. When you study English abroad, you are able to: - Improve and perfect your English language skills - Return home with language credentials - Learn to appreciate other cultures and foster intercultural understanding - Advance academically - Make friends form around the world - Embracing a new culture and a new way of life - Work and study in Ireland

25 weeks of studying and 8 weeks of holidays.The Study English Abroad course is one of the most popular English courses abroad for adults. This is an immersive study English abroad program program aimed at students from outside the EEA area who want to learn English abroad and improve their General English on a long stay course. All students on the Study English Abroad programme complete their course by taking an internationally recognised English exam such as Cambridge PET, FCE or CAE or IELTS. When you study English abroad, you are able to: - Improve and perfect your English language skills - Return home with language credentials - Learn to appreciate other cultures and foster intercultural understanding - Advance academically - Make friends form around the world - Embracing a new culture and a new way of life - Work and study in Ireland

The Work & Study programme is available for non-EU students wishing to study long-term in Ireland. Students on this programme will have 25 weeks of classes at IH Dublin, as well as 10 weeks of holidays, which will entitle them to receive the Stamp 2 student visa for 8 months. Under this visa, you are allowed to work part time (20 hours per week) while studying, and full time (40 hours per week) during the months of June, July, August, September, and at Christmas time.

The Work & Study programme is available for non-EU students wishing to study long-term in Ireland. Students on this programme will have 25 weeks of classes at IH Dublin, as well as 10 weeks of holidays, which will entitle them to receive the Stamp 2 student visa for 8 months. Under this visa, you are allowed to work part time (20 hours per week) while studying, and full time (40 hours per week) during the months of June, July, August, September, and at Christmas time.

The Work & Study programme is available for non-EU students wishing to study long-term in Ireland. Students on this programme will have 25 weeks of classes at IH Dublin, as well as 10 weeks of holidays, which will entitle them to receive the Stamp 2 student visa for 8 months. Under this visa, you are allowed to work part time (20 hours per week) while studying, and full time (40 hours per week) during the months of June, July, August, September, and at Christmas time.

Students on Academic Year Programmes are integrated in with students on the General English 15 hour course, in the morning or afternoon, depending on the number of hours per week they book. Part of the course programme will be examination preparation, as non-EEA students are required to take one of the internationally recognised English language examinations when enrolled on long-stay (25 week+) courses in Ireland. Once students have entered Ireland they will be required to register at the immigration office in Dublin and open an Irish bank account – Delfin will assist with all aspects of this process.

Students on Academic Year Programmes are integrated in with students on the General English 15 hour course, in the morning or afternoon, depending on the number of hours per week they book. Part of the course programme will be examination preparation, as non-EEA students are required to take one of the internationally recognised English language examinations when enrolled on long-stay (25 week+) courses in Ireland. Once students have entered Ireland they will be required to register at the immigration office in Dublin and open an Irish bank account – Delfin will assist with all aspects of this process.

Long-term course for non-EU students who need to apply for the Irish Study visa. It consists of 25 study weeks and 10 holiday weeks and it includes health insurance and the external exam required for the visa application.Work-Study English Courses also sitting an end of course English examination, such as IELTS, Cambridge First Certificate (FCE), Cambridge Advanced Certificate (CAE) or TIE exams so you can leave Dublin with an internationally recognised qualification. The process for receiving your Work-Study Visa is very simple. Students from outside the EU can start learning English in Ireland by completing the following steps: 1. Full payment of fees for your course. 2. A letter of invitation from ULearn stating your course details. ULearn will send you an original school letter once you have paid your course fees in full. You must present this to the Irish immigration authorities. 3. You passport valid for at least 6 months after your course has finished. 4. Medical Insurance for 8 months. ULearn can provide this for you if you require. Students from outside the EU normally require health insurance while they learn English in Ireland. 5. Bank statements to show evidence of supporting your stay. 6. Documentation of your work & study history. If your visa application is refused you will a get full refund of fees less an admin penalty fee.

Long-term course for non-EU students who need to apply for the Irish Study visa. It consists of 25 study weeks and 10 holiday weeks and it includes health insurance and the external exam required for the visa application.Work-Study English Courses also sitting an end of course English examination, such as IELTS, Cambridge First Certificate (FCE), Cambridge Advanced Certificate (CAE) or TIE exams so you can leave Dublin with an internationally recognised qualification. The process for receiving your Work-Study Visa is very simple. Students from outside the EU can start learning English in Ireland by completing the following steps: 1. Full payment of fees for your course. 2. A letter of invitation from ULearn stating your course details. ULearn will send you an original school letter once you have paid your course fees in full. You must present this to the Irish immigration authorities. 3. You passport valid for at least 6 months after your course has finished. 4. Medical Insurance for 8 months. ULearn can provide this for you if you require. Students from outside the EU normally require health insurance while they learn English in Ireland. 5. Bank statements to show evidence of supporting your stay. 6. Documentation of your work & study history. If your visa application is refused you will a get full refund of fees less an admin penalty fee.

Long-term course for non-EU students who need to apply for the Irish Study visa. It consists of 25 study weeks and 10 holiday weeks and it includes health insurance and the external exam required for the visa application.Work-Study English Courses also sitting an end of course English examination, such as IELTS, Cambridge First Certificate (FCE), Cambridge Advanced Certificate (CAE) or TIE exams so you can leave Dublin with an internationally recognised qualification. The process for receiving your Work-Study Visa is very simple. Students from outside the EU can start learning English in Ireland by completing the following steps: 1. Full payment of fees for your course. 2. A letter of invitation from ULearn stating your course details. ULearn will send you an original school letter once you have paid your course fees in full. You must present this to the Irish immigration authorities. 3. You passport valid for at least 6 months after your course has finished. 4. Medical Insurance for 8 months. ULearn can provide this for you if you require. Students from outside the EU normally require health insurance while they learn English in Ireland. 5. Bank statements to show evidence of supporting your stay. 6. Documentation of your work & study history. If your visa application is refused you will a get full refund of fees less an admin penalty fee.

Long-term course for non-EU students who need to apply for the Irish Study visa. It consists of 25 study weeks and 10 holiday weeks and it includes health insurance and the external exam required for the visa application.Work-Study English Courses also sitting an end of course English examination, such as IELTS, Cambridge First Certificate (FCE), Cambridge Advanced Certificate (CAE) or TIE exams so you can leave Dublin with an internationally recognised qualification. The process for receiving your Work-Study Visa is very simple. Students from outside the EU can start learning English in Ireland by completing the following steps: 1. Full payment of fees for your course. 2. A letter of invitation from ULearn stating your course details. ULearn will send you an original school letter once you have paid your course fees in full. You must present this to the Irish immigration authorities. 3. You passport valid for at least 6 months after your course has finished. 4. Medical Insurance for 8 months. ULearn can provide this for you if you require. Students from outside the EU normally require health insurance while they learn English in Ireland. 5. Bank statements to show evidence of supporting your stay. 6. Documentation of your work & study history. If your visa application is refused you will a get full refund of fees less an admin penalty fee.

This course is for non-EU students, students requiring a visa or permission to stay longer than 90 days in Ireland. The student visa is called Long Stay D Visa.This programme combines the English for Life course with the 8 weeks Cambridge Exam Preparation module. Students are registered for the Cambridge First (B2) or Advanced (C1) exam at the end of their programme. This course is suitable for non EU students on a work-study visa. All students follow the English for Life course ensuring they gain communication skills essential for daily interactions in an English-speaking country. Babel Academy of English offer courses from elementary to advanced level. Developing English language fluency, an active student social life and immersion in Irish culture, combined with the opportunity to work, makes this a rewarding international experience.

This course is for non-EU students, students requiring a visa or permission to stay longer than 90 days in Ireland. The student visa is called Long Stay D Visa. This course is suitable for non EU students on a work-study visa. All students follow the English for Life course ensuring they gain communication skills essential for daily interactions in an English-speaking country. Babel Academy of English offer courses from elementary to advanced level. Developing English language fluency, an active student social life and immersion in Irish culture, combined with the opportunity to work, makes this a rewarding international experience.

This course includes 17 weeks of 15 lessons per week and 8 weeks of 20 lessons per week. This course is for non-EU students, students requiring a visa or permission to stay longer than 90 days in Ireland. The student visa is called Long Stay D Visa.This programme combines the English for Life course with the 8 weeks IELTS Exam Preparation module. Students are registered for the IELTS exam at the end of their programme. This course is suitable for non EU students on a work-study visa. All students follow the English for Life course ensuring they gain communication skills essential for daily interactions in an English-speaking country. Babel Academy of English offer courses from elementary to advanced level. Developing English language fluency, an active student social life and immersion in Irish culture, combined with the opportunity to work, makes this a rewarding international experience.

This course is for non-EU students, students requiring a visa or permission to stay longer than 90 days in Ireland. The student visa is called Long Stay D Visa. This course is suitable for non EU students on a work-study visa. All students follow the English for Life course, ensuring they gain communication skills essential for daily interactions in an English-speaking country. Babel Academy of English offer courses from elementary to advanced level. Developing English language fluency, an active student social life and immersion in Irish culture, combined with the opportunity to work, makes this a rewarding international experience.

This course includes 17 weeks of 15 lessons per week and 8 weeks of 20 lessons per week. This course is for non-EU students, students requiring a visa or permission to stay longer than 90 days in Ireland. The student visa is called Long Stay D Visa.This programme combines the English for Life course with the 8 weeks IELTS Exam Preparation module. Students are registered for the IELTS exam at the end of their programme. This course is suitable for non EU students on a work-study visa. All students follow the English for Life course ensuring they gain communication skills essential for daily interactions in an English-speaking country. Babel Academy of English offer courses from elementary to advanced level. Developing English language fluency, an active student social life and immersion in Irish culture, combined with the opportunity to work, makes this a rewarding international experience.

This course is for non-EU students, students requiring a visa or permission to stay longer than 90 days in Ireland. The student visa is called Long Stay D Visa.This programme combines the English for Life course with the 8 weeks Cambridge Exam Preparation module. Students are registered for the Cambridge First (B2) or Advanced (C1) exam at the end of their programme. This course is suitable for non EU students on a work-study visa. All students follow the English for Life course ensuring they gain communication skills essential for daily interactions in an English-speaking country. Babel Academy of English offer courses from elementary to advanced level. Developing English language fluency, an active student social life and immersion in Irish culture, combined with the opportunity to work, makes this a rewarding international experience.

Overview If you want to improve your English skills, you will need to improve all of your key language skills. The school wants to make sure that you get the most out of your lessons so the General English course will focus on your: Speaking and Listening Pronunciation Reading and Writing Grammar and Vocabulary You can choose how long you wish to enrol for, from 1 week to 24 weeks, at any one of the school's three English Centres. You have the freedom to choose how, when and for how long you want to study. The General English courses offer 20 lessons/15 hours per week in either morning or afternoon classes.

Overview If you want to improve your English skills, you will need to improve all of your key language skills. The school wants to make sure that you get the most out of your lessons so the General English course will focus on your: Speaking and Listening Pronunciation Reading and Writing Grammar and Vocabulary You can choose how long you wish to enrol for, from 1 week to 24 weeks, at any one of the school's three English Centres. You have the freedom to choose how, when and for how long you want to study. The General English courses offer 20 lessons/15 hours per week in either morning or afternoon classes.

Overview If you want to improve your English skills, you will need to improve all of your key language skills. The school wants to make sure that you get the most out of your lessons so the General English course will focus on your: Speaking and Listening Pronunciation Reading and Writing Grammar and Vocabulary You can choose how long you wish to enrol for, from 1 week to 24 weeks, at any one of the school's three English Centres. You have the freedom to choose how, when and for how long you want to study. The General English courses offer 20 lessons/15 hours per week in either morning or afternoon classes.

Immerse yourself in a new country and culture and get your English language skills and fluency to a high standard with an academic semester course. Each week you will receive 20 lessons in reading, writing, listening, conversation, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. In addition to your lessons you will have access to teacher-led study sessions with guidance and monitoring, access to K+ Online complementary learning materials and access to K+ Online Extra additional learning materials for self‑directed study. This course includes 20 or 24 weeks of tuition and 2 session breaks taking the total time from start to finish 21-23 weeks or 25-27 weeks. Structured like a real university semester, the English Academic Semester courses are either five or six-month English courses that aim to take you from your current level of English up to a very high level of fluency. You'll build invaluable skills for your future and make lasting memories as you explore the new city and culture around you. But don’t forget – at Kaplan, exploration and adventure are part of the learning process, so you’ll still have opportunities to get out and enjoy your destination. - Ideal for students hoping to progress to an English-speaking university. - Immerse yourself in a new culture for five or six months and live like a local. - Enhance your CV and improve your chances for future professional and academic success. - Focus on all aspects of the English language and get quick and effective results.

Immerse yourself in a new country and culture, and get your English language skills and fluency to a high standard with an academic semester course. This is an intensive course where you will receive a total of 35 lessons per week including 8 Specific Skill Lessons tailored to meet your specific learning needs. The classes focus on reading, writing, listening, conversation, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. In addition to your lessons you will have access to teacher-led study sessions with guidance and monitoring, access to K+ Online complementary learning materials and access to K+ Online Extra additional learning materials for self‑directed study. This course includes 20 or 24 weeks of tuition and 2 session breaks taking the total time from start to finish 21-23 weeks or 25-27 weeks. Structured like a real university semester, the English Academic Semester courses are either five or six-month English courses that aim to take you from your current level of English up to a very high level of fluency. You'll build invaluable skills for your future and make lasting memories as you explore the new city and culture around you. The Intensive Academic Semester course allows you to maximize your classroom time, with extra lessons focusing on specific skills such as business English, academic English, literature or TOEFL/IELTS preparation. But don’t forget – at Kaplan, exploration and adventure are part of the learning process, so you’ll still have opportunities to get out and enjoy your destination. - Ideal for students hoping to progress to an English-speaking university. - Immerse yourself in a new culture for five or six months and live like a local. - Enhance your CV and improve your chances for future professional and academic success. - Focus on all aspects of the English language and get quick and effective results.

For student visa holders who want to make real progress by dedicating several months to learning the language.The price for the 25 week course after the first year has been completed is EUR 1925. Exam preparation courses. All English courses are taught using a communicative methodology; this means you will spend your time in class improving your English speaking and listening skills as well as focusing on key skills necessary to pass exams, get into university and get a job.

For student visa holders who want to make real progress by dedicating several months to learning the language.The price for the 25 week course after the first year has been completed is EUR 2990.Exam preparation courses. All English courses are taught using a communicative methodology; this means you will spend your time in class improving your English speaking and listening skills as well as focusing on key skills necessary to pass exams, get into university and get a job.

The 15 hour-weekly Academic Year Programme is suitable for students who need a more flexible course with high-quality English-language preparation.The 15 hour-weekly Academic Year Programme is suitable for students who need a more flexible course with high-quality English-language preparation. Flexibility is a key part of the programme, allowing students to combine their afternoon classes with a part-time job or free time to explore Dublin and Ireland. The programme delivers a core syllabus using the communicative teaching approach. This makes use of real-life situations that necessitate communication and the language is taught and practised in a context that students are likely to encounter in their daily life. All Academic Year students are monitored regularly throughout their programme by their academic mentor, their class teachers and the Director of Studies. To attend this course you need a minimum Pre-intermediate level of English (CEFR A2). Location Dublin, Ireland Age 18+ Duration From 25 to 35 weeks Class Size Maximum 14, Average 9 Tuition General English course, 15 x 60 minutes of group tuition per week (afternoon classes). Levels Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A2) to Upper-Intermediate (CEFR B2)

Flexibility is a key part of the programme allowing students to combine different modules and courses within their Academic Year Programme. All Academic Year students are monitored regularly throughout their programme by their academic mentor, their class teachers and the Director of Studies. In this programme students combine the 20 and 26 lessons per week courses on a 50/50 basis, giving them the opportunity to switch between the two during the year. Emerald Cultural Institute's long-term Academic Year Programmes (AYP) offer you a substantial level of flexibility. You can combine different modules and courses to suit your individual requirements. The Director of Studies, your Academic Mentor and teachers will help design a study path to fully suit your level of English, your academic needs and your learning goals. Long-term programme students usually begin in the Intensive Course to gain a firm understanding of general English skills. ECI's ‘Integrated Learning’ curriculum is based on 21st Century Skills such as collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving. The Academic Year Programme 3 includes 13 weeks of 20 hour weekly tuition and 12 weeks of 26 hours weekly tuition. Services for Academic Year Programme students: Your Academic Mentor, class teachers and the Director of Studies will keep in touch with you and monitor your progress throughout your stay. You are provided with: - A personal mentor (a senior member of the teaching staff) who will provide academic guidance, advice and support in order to help you to make the most of your studies. - Seminars and career guidance – a series of informative seminars on subjects such as CV Preparation, Interview Techniques and Further Study Options. - Internship options allowing you to gain valuable insight into your chosen field working in an English-speaking environment (please note, INIS guidelines apply). NOTE: Non-EU students booking an Academic Year Programme must register and pay for a recognised English examination. An examination deposit of €120 is required at the time of booking for all Non-EU students.

Flexibility is a key part of the programme allowing students to combine different modules and courses within their Academic Year Programme. All Academic Year students are monitored regularly throughout their programme by their academic mentor, their class teachers and the Director of Studies.Our long-term Academic Year Programmes (AYP) offer you a substantial level of flexibility. You can combine different modules and courses to suit your individual requirements. Our Director of Studies, your Academic Mentor and teachers will help design a study path to fully suit your level of English, your academic needs and your learning goals. Our new ‘Integrated Learning’ curriculum is based on 21st Century Skills such as collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving. This programme is included in our general English morning classes from level B1. Learn more about our modern approach to Integrated Language Learning. Services for Academic Year Programme students Your Academic Mentor, class teachers and the Director of Studies will keep in touch with you and monitor your progress throughout your stay. You are provided with: A personal mentor (a senior member of the teaching staff) who will provide academic guidance, advice and support in order to help you to make the most of your studies. Seminars and career guidance – a series of informative seminars on subjects such as CV Preparation, Interview Techniques and Further Study Options. Internship options allowing you to gain valuable insight into your chosen field working in an English-speaking environment (please note, INIS guidelines apply). Location Dublin, Ireland Age 18+ Duration From 25 - 35 weeks Class Size Maximum 14, Average 9 Tuition 26 hours per week group tuition programmes Levels AYP 2: Pre-Intermediate to Advanced