69 Afternoon courses in Dublin

If you would like to improve all aspects of your English in a dynamic, engaging environment, this is the course for you. In the General English programme you will focus on improving your reading, writing, speaking, listening and pronunciation, as well as improving on and learning new grammar. A wide range of classes and levels ensures that you will be placed with students of the same ability. **What are the classes like?** Classes 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. The 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 we 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.

Students joining ATC’s Afternoon General Language English course will learn English in an international class with students from around the world. The course is designed to focus on communication and improve the students’ understanding of the four key skills of English language focusing on communication; listening, speaking, reading and writing, as well as developing grammar and vocabulary skills.

An online placement test should be taken in advance of confirmation of booking. Full preparation course for IELTS exam is 8 weeks long, students can join for a shorter duration, covering part of the course.Students can choose to prepare for the IELTS exam with ATC Language Schools. The IELTS exam is an internationally recognised English language exam that is accepted by universities and employers worldwide, for study and work. The exam tests students on speaking & listening, and reading & writing.

The Babel Academy general English course focuses on improving fluency in speaking, listening, reading and writing for authentic interactions. You gain a good foundation in grammar and functional vocabulary. Lesson activities challenge you to creatively produce language in real-life contexts. Task-based activities, group work, presentations, and role-plays make sure that lessons are engaging. You will gain confidence in English communication for socialising, travel, daily life, work and leisure activities.

This course is aimed at preparing students to sit the IELTS exams. The IELTS Academic exam is ideal for students who are preparing to enter the academic environment or need to prove their level of English for university entry or professional recognition. It reflects aspects of academic language and evaluates whether you’re ready to begin training or studying. This programme combines the English for Life course with a module totally focused on exam strategies, detailed exam practice and mock tests. You get individual feedback to help improve your performance and achieve your goals. Participants have the option to register for the IELTS exam in Ireland through Babel Academy of English or independently at a later date.

The course is ideal for business people who want to progress their career and improve job prospects or students who plan to pursue a career in business. This programme combines the English for Life course with a module focused on Business communication. The school helps professionals develop the English language skills to communicate confidently in an international workplace. The syllabus includes contemporary business issues, case studies, participating in meetings, and communicating with colleagues and clients.

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.

You follow the General English and 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. Students will receive another 5 hours per week of conversation class. This is an opportunity to improve speaking fluency and accuracy by discussing interesting topics and receive feedback on language errors made.

The teachers on our General English Afternoon Course help students with a variety of levels and skills to learn from each other and to feel more confident when they are using English outside the classroom. We do things differently in our classrooms, using a blend of the latest technology with traditional language learning methods, and we base our lessons on you and your interests. Each week, guided by a general topic, you practise speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in a warm and friendly environment. The lessons start with clear weekly goals, and include a monthly one-to-one session with your teacher to work on your own individual learning plan. You will have regular progress assessments and feedback, guided by your SELT learning portfolio.

The Afternoon Real World English course will prepare you to use English in ‘real world’ situations such as job interviews, meetings, presentations, communicating by email & conducting skype calls though English.This will also take into account your interests and strengths and weaknesses, as well as your short and long term goals.

The Work and Study Programmes are available for non-EU visa requiring students and consist of 25 weeks of study plus 10 weeks of holidays. Students are permitted to work part-time for the whole 25 weeks and full-time during the 10 weeks holidays. **Additional mandatory fees** - Insurance: EUR 140. - PEL fee: EUR 40. Students must choose one final exam: - Final Exam - TIE: EUR 140. - Final Exam - IELTS: EUR 220. Students choosing the IELTS Exam as part of their 25 week Work & Study Programme will have 13 weeks of General English + 12 weeks of IELTS Preparation.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.

The Work and Study Programmes are available for non-EU visa requiring students and consist of 25 weeks of study plus 10 weeks of holidays. Students are permitted to work part-time for the whole 25 weeks and full-time during the 10 weeks holidays. **Additional mandatory fees** - Insurance: EUR 140. - PEL fee: EUR 40. Students must choose one final exam: - Final Exam - TIE: EUR 140. - Final Exam - IELTS: EUR 220. Students choosing the IELTS Exam as part of their 25 week Work & Study Programme will have 13 weeks of General English + 12 weeks of IELTS Preparation.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.

‘Build confidence, work hard and have fun - Lay the foundation for fluency’ The General English programme develops your English language and communication skills, giving you the confidence and ability to function in everyday situations. Through a communicative approach, you will practise your listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. There are also many opportunities to learn these skills in a variety of ‘real-life’ situations. You will also be able to improve your pronunciation and develop your grammar and vocabulary range. English Path offers six levels of General English Courses from Beginner to Advanced. Our Beginner level class accepts students with very little exposure to English. Lower level students may also choose to increase their progress by taking additional 1-1 classes. In contrast, our Advanced General English class is for students with high level communicative skills. Some students may consider an 'Intensive 40' course or a 'Semi intensive 25' course to accelerate their learning or go on to study an examination preparation course. For those students who would like more time to explore the city in which they’re studying, we recommend the 'Classic 20' or 'Semi-intensive 25' course.

‘Build confidence, work hard and have fun – Learn how to use English more effectively in real-life situations’ The General English semi intensive course is 20 lessons in the morning or the afternoon plus one extra lesson per day (e.g. functional language/pronunciation/writing/authentic listening/speaking and discussion) The additional lesson builds on language from the main sessions with a focus on a particular area e.g. writing or functional English for real-life situations. The General English programme develops your English language and communication skills, giving you the confidence and ability to function in everyday situations. Through a communicative approach, you will practise your listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. With General English Semi-intensive Courses, there are also many opportunities to learn these skills in a variety of ‘real-life’ situations. You will also be able to improve your pronunciation and develop your grammar and vocabulary range from a General English Intensive - 40 Course. English Path offers six levels of General English Courses from Beginner to Advanced. Our Beginner level class accepts students with very little exposure to English. For example, students who have not yet acquired a single word. No one’s level is too low. Lower level students may also choose to increase their progress by taking additional 1-1 classes. In contrast, our Advanced General English class is for students with high level communicative skills. Some students may also consider an intensive course to accelerate their learning or go on to study an examination preparation course. For those students who would like more time to explore the city in which they’re studying, we recommend the General English 20 lessons course.

The Intensive Afternoon 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 lives. Using the target language in a way that is immediately relevant makes learning more effective. The first lesson of the day focuses on grammar and use of English and the second focuses more on listening and fluency skills. This course is suitable for students who need a more flexible programme with high-quality English-language preparation. Levels available: From Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A2) to Upper-Intermediate (CEFR B2).

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).

The Exam Preparation courses aim to refine practical academic and English communication skills essential for excelling in these exams. The program's content includes regular exam tutorials and mock exams, practice with authentic past exam papers for both written and oral assessments, and real-life English language tasks and topics designed to cultivate practical academic skills. Students are encouraged to register for their chosen exam at least five weeks in advance.English is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skills

This English and Internship Programme combines an English language course with an unpaid placement in an Irish company. Students can improve their English fluency while gaining practical experience in a professional, English-speaking work environment. The program offers both entry-level and professional work placements, requiring an up-to-date CV/Resume and Cover Letter in English. It includes a minimum of 2 weeks of any standard IH course (General English, Business English, or Exam Preparation) and placement in a suitable Irish-based host company for a minimum of 2 weeks of work experience. Work Experience timetable depends on position and company of placement.The English and Work Experience Programme combines an English language course, followed by an unpaid placement in a company in Ireland. This programme allows students to gain practical experience, while improving their English language fluency in a professional, English-speaking work environment. Work Experience can be either entry level or professional work placements. Entry level positions do not require previous work experience, and include placements in a variety of sectors. Professional work placements can be requested in more specialised fields, and oftentimes require previous schooling and/or experience in the field requested. An up-to-date CV/Resume and Cover Letter are required at the time of booking, both written in English. This package programme includes: - Minimum of 2 weeks of any standard IH course: General English, Business English, or Exam Preparation - Careful assessment of students’ requirements and academic qualifications - Selection and placement in suitable Irish-based host company for a minimum of 2 weeks work experience Work experience timetable: Dependent on position and company of placement. Both full-time and part-time placements may be available.

English is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skillsExam dates: B2 Vantage: 27 May, 02 Dec C1 Higher: 20 May, 18 NovEnglish is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skills

The Exam Preparation courses aim to refine practical academic and English communication skills essential for excelling in these exams. The program's content includes regular exam tutorials and mock exams, practice with authentic past exam papers for both written and oral assessments, and real-life English language tasks and topics designed to cultivate practical academic skills. Students are encouraged to register for their chosen exam at least five weeks in advance. There is an additional weekly session dedicated to culture, communication, and vital 21st-century skills. This session covers various topics, including problem-solving activities, self-care, mindfulness, and digital media workshops. There is an additional weekly session dedicated to culture, communication, and vital 21st-century skills. This session covers various topics, including problem-solving activities, self-care, mindfulness, and digital media workshops.English is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skills

The Exam Preparation courses aim to refine practical academic and English communication skills essential for excelling in these exams. The program's content includes regular exam tutorials and mock exams, practice with authentic past exam papers for both written and oral assessments, and real-life English language tasks and topics designed to cultivate practical academic skills. Students are encouraged to register for their chosen exam at least five weeks in advance.English is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skills

The Exam Preparation courses aim to refine practical academic and English communication skills essential for excelling in these exams. The program's content includes regular exam tutorials and mock exams, practice with authentic past exam papers for both written and oral assessments, and real-life English language tasks and topics designed to cultivate practical academic skills. Students are encouraged to register for their chosen exam at least five weeks in advance.English is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skills

This English and Internship Programme combines an English language course with an unpaid placement in an Irish company. Students can improve their English fluency while gaining practical experience in a professional, English-speaking work environment. The program offers both entry-level and professional work placements, requiring an up-to-date CV/Resume and Cover Letter in English. It includes a minimum of 2 weeks of any standard IH course (General English, Business English, or Exam Preparation) and placement in a suitable Irish-based host company for a minimum of 2 weeks of work experience. Work Experience timetable depends on position and company of placement.The English and Work Experience Programme combines an English language course, followed by an unpaid placement in a company in Ireland. This programme allows students to gain practical experience, while improving their English language fluency in a professional, English-speaking work environment. Work Experience can be either entry level or professional work placements. Entry level positions do not require previous work experience, and include placements in a variety of sectors. Professional work placements can be requested in more specialised fields, and oftentimes require previous schooling and/or experience in the field requested. An up-to-date CV/Resume and Cover Letter are required at the time of booking, both written in English. This package programme includes: - Minimum of 2 weeks of any standard IH course: General English, Business English, or Exam Preparation - Careful assessment of students’ requirements and academic qualifications - Selection and placement in suitable Irish-based host company for a minimum of 2 weeks work experience Work experience timetable dependent on position and company of placement. Both full-time and part-time placements may be available.

English is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skillsEnglish is such a global language in today’s world that scoring high on a recognized English proficiency exam is a sure way to set yourself apart from the crowd, and to open doors both academically and professionally. The Exam Preparation courses will help you focus on the practical academic and English communication skills necessary to excel on your exam. All students who wish to take an Exam Preparation Course must pass an entrance test, to ensure they are taking the exam best suited to their level. The school recommends that students register for their exam a minimum of 5 weeks in advance. The content in the Exam Preparation programmes include: - Regular Exam tutorials and mock exams - Oral & written practice using authentic past exam papers - Real-life English language, tasks, and topics to develop your practical academic skills

The General English classes embrace a modern communicative approach to provide an ideal learning environment for students of all backgrounds and language abilities. Lessons are delivered using a range of real-life English materials that integrate language (grammar, vocabulary) and skills (reading, writing, speaking, and listening), with a particular focus on communicative practice. The content of this programme includes a combination of language and culture-based skills lessons and activities, including: - Level assessment in advance to your class starting, for appropriate placement - Real-life, authentic English materials suited to your level - Varied language-learning activities to match different learning abilitiesThe General English classes embrace a modern communicative approach to provide an ideal learning environment for students of all backgrounds and language abilities. Lessons are delivered using a range of real-life English materials that integrate language (grammar, vocabulary) and skills (reading, writing, speaking, and listening), with a particular focus on communicative practice. The content of this programme includes a combination of language and culture-based skills lessons and activities, including: - Level assessment in advance to your class starting, for appropriate placement - Real-life, authentic English materials suited to your level - Varied language-learning activities to match different learning abilities

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.

This standard course focuses on spoken production and interaction. Students are aware of clear learning outcomes through a weekly course plan which integrates all four language skills. There is a focus on English for Culture through a weekly session on contemporary Irish themes in an international environment. Language skills are developed through communication in a truly multilingual environment. Weekly tutorials are available to help students meet their individual learning outcomes. The school's experienced teachers provide stability in the learning process as they stay with a group throughout a syllabus helping them to meet their purpose in learning English, be that personal, social, professional or academic.

Price Includes: - 25 Week General English with Exam Preparation course (TIE) (15 hours per week) - Medical Health Insurance - Learner Protection Insurance - Registration Fee - Tie Exam - Books and Materials Materials: English File, Cutting Edge and HeadwayMaterials: English File, Cutting Edge and Headway.

This course runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays.This course runs Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday, from 13:50 to 17:00. In this class, you will practice your speaking, writing, listening and grammar in fun and engaging classes. During the classes, you will be put into real-life situations so you will learn faster but you will be more immersed in the language.

Acquisition of grammar, idiomatic expressions and linguistic structures are supported by fun, energetic activities that will allow students to speak like a native speaker in no time.This course runs from Monday to Friday, from 13:00 to 17:00. In this class, you will practice your speaking, writing, listening and grammar in fun and engaging classes. During the classes, you will be put into real-life situations so you will learn faster but you will be more immersed in the language.

This course runs on Mondays and Wednesdays.These courses are part time afternoon Exam Preparation classes. Cambridge preparation runs on Monday and Wednesday from 1.50pm to 5pm and IELTS Preparation runs on Tuesday & Thursday from 1.50pm to 5pm.

This course runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays.These courses are part time afternoon Exam Preparation classes. Cambridge preparation runs on Monday and Wednesday from 1.50pm to 5pm and IELTS Preparation runs on Tuesday & Thursday from 1.50pm to 5pm.

This course runs on Mondays and Wednesdays.These courses are part-time afternoon Exam Preparation classes. Cambridge preparation runs on Monday and Wednesday from 13:50 to 17:00, and IELTS Preparation runs on Tuesday & Thursday from 13:50 to 17:00.

This morning course of 15 lessons per week is for those who are at a lower minimum language level, covering A1, A2, A2+, B1 and B1+. This covers the language with enough detail for students to successfully deal with any situation at work, home or in a social setting. The focus of the course is communication skills.

General English courses provide students of all levels, from Elementary to Advanced, with a fun and dynamic way of improving communication through English. Specially designed English courses allow students to accomplish task-based learning objectives and real world practice with exciting vibrant lesson plans. Students come to ULearn from all over the world to learn English in Dublin. This is because ULearn's teaching methods are effective and fun. The Academic Director oversees every student's entry, progress, and continuous assessment throughout the entirety of the student's learning path. You will notice your improvement is rapid and consistent.

General English courses provide students of all levels, from Elementary to Advanced, with a fun and dynamic way of improving communication through English. Specially designed English courses allow students to accomplish task-based learning objectives and real world practice with exciting vibrant lesson plans. Students come to ULearn from all over the world to learn English in Dublin. This is because ULearn's teaching methods are effective and fun. The Academic Director oversees every student's entry, progress, and continuous assessment throughout the entirety of the student's learning path. You will notice your improvement is rapid and consistent.

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.

The course focuses on the four main aspects of language: reading, writing, listening and speaking. Students will also learn vocabulary and grammar, and how to speak in formal and informal discussions and strategies. Teachers use a personal approach to ensure that students develop at their own pace, while focusing on the key elements of language learning such as grammar, vocabulary, receptive, productive skills and basic practical language functions, such as: Dealing with daily problems and life situations: Going to the bank and opening an account Asking for directions Visiting a doctor/dentist and describing symptoms Telephone skills Letter-writing skills - cover letters, complaint letters, emails etc Curriculum Vitae - structure and content Classes also include specifically designed cultural lessons which focus on different aspects of Irish culture. Some of these lessons are also linked to trips which are taken during class-time to museums and historical areas around the city.

In this programme, students will focus on the main exam areas: writing, listening, speaking, reading and use of English. First, participants will get a general introduction to the structure of the exam followed by a progressive development of language skills.Help and guidance is provided to each student wishing to enrol for an official Cambridge Examination. These programmes focus on the four main exam areas: Reading and Use of English Writing Listening Speaking The courses begin with a general introduction to the overall structure of the examination, followed by a gradual development of the sub-skills: Reading and Use of English Reading for detailed and specific information Deducing unknown vocabulary from context Justifying an answer Interpreting an author’s overall opinion of a given topic Familiarisation with and regular practice of each of the task types: Multiple-choice cloze, Open cloze, Word formation, Key word transformations, summary writing. Particular attention is paid to the following: Analysis of parts of speech and parts of a sentence Lexical-grammatical focus– idioms, collocations, word semantics, synonyms, varying registers Attention placed on language etymology – affixation (prefixes and suffixes) for word formation Grammar – tenses and articles are among the most common issues for speakers of certain languages Writing Part 1 - Compulsory task: Formal and informal letter and e-mail writing Part 2 - Choice of 1 out of 4 - emphasis on writing essays, proposals, reports, short stories, reviews, articles, letters and e-mails (formal and informal) Text organisation (introduction and conclusion) General coherence - linking ideas and sentences appropriately Listening Listening for gist and specific information - dates, times, prices etc. Task types: sentence completion, multiple-choices and multiple matching Constant exposure to exam-style recordings e.g. monologues, two-way conversations, group discussions etc. Emphasis is placed on the different native English-speaking accents Recording scripts are subsequently analysed for vocabulary content Speaking Examination of academic vocabulary and expressions for recurring discussion topics Part 2: Focus on analysis and description of visual prompts (photographs) Part 3: Focus on interactive skills while collaborating and discussing visual aids, with the aim of responding to a given situation Engaging in certain language functions such as speculating, justifying an opinion, negotiating and reaching consensus Particular focus is placed on language accuracy and fluency Regular simulations of the complete speaking exam in student pairs Students will be carefully trained to complete each exam task in the specific allotted time and will practice transferring answers from exam booklets to the official exam answer sheet. All exam programmes offered by the school are structured in a way that builds students’ confidence through continual practice of exam-specific tasks, combined with regular designated exam practice days followed by detailed feedback provided to each student. Individual logs are kept of each student’s scores to highlight stronger skills and pinpoint weaker areas for further development. The aim of this is to show progression and to form the basis for assigning supplementary work to improve on these areas.

In this programme, students will focus on the main exam areas: writing, listening, speaking, reading and use of English. First, participants will get a general introduction to the structure of the exam followed by a progressive development of language skills.Help and guidance is provided to each student wishing to enrol for an official Cambridge Examination. These programmes focus on the four main exam areas: Reading and Use of English Writing Listening Speaking The courses begin with a general introduction to the overall structure of the examination, followed by a gradual development of the sub-skills: Reading and Use of English Reading for detailed and specific information Deducing unknown vocabulary from context Justifying an answer Interpreting an author’s overall opinion of a given topic Familiarisation with and regular practice of each of the task types: Multiple-choice cloze, Open cloze, Word formation, Key word transformations, summary writing. Particular attention is paid to the following: Analysis of parts of speech and parts of a sentence Lexical-grammatical focus– idioms, collocations, word semantics, synonyms, varying registers Attention placed on language etymology – affixation (prefixes and suffixes) for word formation Grammar – tenses and articles are among the most common issues for speakers of certain languages Writing Part 1 - Compulsory task: Formal and informal letter and e-mail writing Part 2 - Choice of 1 out of 4 - emphasis on writing essays, proposals, reports, short stories, reviews, articles, letters and e-mails (formal and informal) Text organisation (introduction and conclusion) General coherence - linking ideas and sentences appropriately Listening Listening for gist and specific information - dates, times, prices etc. Task types: sentence completion, multiple-choices and multiple matching Constant exposure to exam-style recordings e.g. monologues, two-way conversations, group discussions etc. Emphasis is placed on the different native English-speaking accents Recording scripts are subsequently analysed for vocabulary content Speaking Examination of academic vocabulary and expressions for recurring discussion topics Part 2: Focus on analysis and description of visual prompts (photographs) Part 3: Focus on interactive skills while collaborating and discussing visual aids, with the aim of responding to a given situation Engaging in certain language functions such as speculating, justifying an opinion, negotiating and reaching consensus Particular focus is placed on language accuracy and fluency Regular simulations of the complete speaking exam in student pairs Students will be carefully trained to complete each exam task in the specific allotted time and will practice transferring answers from exam booklets to the official exam answer sheet. All exam programmes offered by the school are structured in a way that builds students’ confidence through continual practice of exam-specific tasks, combined with regular designated exam practice days followed by detailed feedback provided to each student. Individual logs are kept of each student’s scores to highlight stronger skills and pinpoint weaker areas for further development. The aim of this is to show progression and to form the basis for assigning supplementary work to improve on these areas.

Students in this course will work all language areas as well as get exam practice to familiarise themselves with IELTS format.Most universities in English-speaking countries require students to have a minimum of 6 or 6.5 in the IELTS examination to gain entry. This may vary according to the university and the specific course. At IBAT College Dublin, we aim to ensure that all students who undertake the IELTS programmes achieve the exact grade they require. An advanced level of English is required to join this programme (CEFR B2/C1 or equivalent). The programmes focus on all four skills: Reading Writing Listening Speaking The courses begin with a general introduction to the overall structure of the examination, followed by a gradual development of the sub-skills: Reading Reading for detailed and specific information Deducing unknown vocabulary from context Justifying an answer Interpreting an author's overall opinion of a given topic Writing Exam task 1: Description of visual information - interpreting and comparing data in the form of graphs, bar charts, pie charts, tables, process diagrams, maps, cycles e.g. water cycle, carbon cycle etc. Exam task 2: Essay writing - structuring an argument while providing evidence, presenting and supporting points, comparing and contrasting, showing cause and effect, outlining advantages and disadvantages, justifying an opinion. Text organisation (introduction and conclusion) General coherence – linking ideas and sentences appropriately Listening Listening for gist and specific information - dates, times, prices etc. Repeated exposure to exam-style recordings e.g. monologues, two-way conversations, group discussions, lecture-style tutorials etc. Emphasis is placed on the different native English-speaking accents Recording scripts are subsequently analysed for vocabulary content Speaking Examination of academic vocabulary and expressions for recurring discussion topics Particular focus is placed on language accuracy and fluency Regular simulations of the complete speaking exam in student pairs Students will be carefully trained to complete each exam task in the specific allotted time and will practice transferring answers from exam booklets to the official exam answer sheet. All the exam programmes are structured in a way that builds students' confidence through continual practice of exam-specific tasks, combined with regular designated exam practice days followed by detailed feedback provided to each student. Individual logs are kept of each student's scores to highlight stronger skills and pinpoint weaker areas for further development. The aim of this is to show progression and to form the basis for assigning supplementary work to improve on these areas.

IELTS has become an internationally-renowned examination and is a pre-requisite for non-native speakers for entry to most universities. Our full time, 15-hour per week IELTS course is designed to help students succeed in IELTS Level 6+ and will provide a complete guide to everything you need to know as you prepare for the IELTS examination. Key points: • Includes some General English modules • Very intensive programme • Dedicated IELTS preparation modules every day • Two different teachers • Fixed dates each year leading up to the official IELTS Examination dates

English is now the international language of the business world. People working in business need a sound knowledge of the language of meetings, presentations, negotiations and sales and an ability to understand and develop business reports. Our full-time, 15 hour per week Business English course responds to these needs, offering students 1 – 12 weeks of targeted practice in key business topics. Each week there is a new topic, with a different focus and associated vocabulary and grammar. Students may also take an extra 5 or 10 electives in complimentary areas such as grammar and writing, pronunciation and conversation fluency. The programme is designed for students with a B2-C1 level of English.

Cambridge examinations are internationally recognized by employers and universities. At ISI Dublin we offer two kinds of courses for students wishing to complete the Cambridge FCE or CAE examinations, one part-time and one intensive. Key points: • Very intensive programme • Dedicated Cambridge preparation classes every day • Two different teachers • Fixed dates each year leading up to the official Cambridge Examination dates

Cambridge examinations are internationally recognized by employers and universities. At ISI Dublin we offer two kinds of courses for students wishing to complete the Cambridge FCE or CAE examinations, one part-time and one intensive. Key points: • Very intensive programme • Dedicated Cambridge preparation classes every day • Two different teachers • Fixed dates each year leading up to the official Cambridge Examination dates

This course includes 15 general language lessons and examination elective lessons per week which includes: - FCE Exam Preparation - CAE Exam Preparation - IELTS Exam PreparationIn addition to the General English 15 programme, this 20 hour programme includes 2 specialised elective lessons each week which you can choose after your arrival. Suitable for students who can spend more time in class, but still take part in out-of-class activities.Elective includes: - Conversation Skills - Grammar and Writing Key Points: - Suitable for students who can spend more time in class, but still take part in out-of-class activities. - General ‘all-round’ approach plus a focus on one chosen skill. - Revision of major grammar and vocabulary at each level - In-house examinations Those who are complete beginners will have to enter a one-to-one programme until A1 level is achieved and an extra fee may be charged.

Includes 25 weeks of classes and 8 weeks of holidays.Extra week: EUR 110.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.

**Availability must always be confirmed by the school.** If you are a teacher or work for an educational organisation, you may be eligible for Erasmus+ funding to join one of the school's special training programmes. They specialise in the Key Action 1 – Mobility for education staff Erasmus+ programmes, which are open to private or public educational organisations like schools, universities and colleges from the EU and EFTA (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway). Format of the Professional and Teacher Training Programmes - All courses are taught by a team of highly qualified and experienced English language teachers and DELTA-qualified (or equivalent) teacher trainers. - They offer a format of 15 hours of English language training at your specific level, combined with 5 hours of specialised modules in your chosen field. - Prices are inclusive of access to all school facilities and services, including the social & cultural activity programme (there may be some pay-as-you-go entry fees). COURSE DESCRIPTION This Intensive General English course gives participants the opportunity to develop their language skills as well as their grammar and vocabulary with intensive immersion in very dynamic international classes. This course is delivered by ISI’s very experienced ESL teachers with a focus on communicative methodology and authentic everyday interaction for the development of real language. COURSE CONTENT General English: Testing and classing participants in the appropriate CEFR level, Orientation, Needs analysis, Setting learning outcomes, Language focus and language skills, Skills workshops, Assessment of learning and review of learning, One to one feedback at the end of the course, Certificate presentation Setting learning outcomes, General English skills, Pronunciation activities, Communicative activities, Writing assignments and feedback, Communicative project, Assessment of learning outcomes, Progress test and Feedback. The teaching of this course is based on a communicative approach, which means students always focus on real life communication, exchanging ideas, opinions and experiences that are meaningful and therefore everlasting.

The school offers an exciting range of General English courses for all levels. All programmes provide a good foundation in the main linguistic skills, with a strong focus on communication. Key Points: - Suitable for any student who wishes to improve their English in a less intensive way - General ‘all-round’ approach - Revision of major grammar and vocabulary at each level - In-house examinations - More time for out-of-class activities Those who are complete beginners will have to enter a one-to-one programme until A1 level is achieved and an extra fee may be charged.

Includes 25 weeks of classes and 8 weeks of holidays.Extra week: EUR 146.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.

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.

The University Path English Course is an educational program designed to prepare non-native English speakers for academic success at the university level. It typically emphasizes language skills necessary for academic study, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The course aims to equip students with the language proficiency needed to excel in university-level courses conducted in English.

Take your English skills to the next level and enjoy this experience with us! To take this course, most travellers need to apply for a Student Visa, which allows them to work and study legally in Ireland while they are here. Additionally, students can take certificate exams at the end of their course; such as TIE, IELTS, Cambridge and Trinity Exams.

The English Business Course is a specialized language learning program designed to improve English language skills specifically for professional and business contexts. It focuses on communication strategies, vocabulary, and etiquette relevant to various business settings, helping individuals enhance their language proficiency for workplace activities such as meetings, presentations, and written communication.

The course develops all four skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, along with grammar and vocabulary. The focus is on improving a student's ability to communicate clearly and effectively.- Dynamic integrated skills lessons focus on developing language proficiency - CEFR-based curriculum develops communication & interaction strategies - Online lesson sharing platform ensures active and direct communication with teacher & learning materials - Clear, structured syllabus at each level to help learners track progress - Continuous classroom assessment and feedback from experienced and highly qualified teachers - Clear & transparent level testing practices - Access to a dedicated Academic Team for guidance and self-study planning

General English 20 is the most popular English course, as it allows students to combine General English 15 with an elective class. Students have the choice of taking General English 20 in the morning or the afternoon. There is a variety of elective classes running throughout the year, including ‘international communication’, ‘working in English’, ‘living in Britain’, and ‘writing skills. In all of these elective classes, students develop their English skills through debates and discussions, role-plays, and class projects. Students can start the General English 20 (GE20) course every Monday.

The dedicated exam preparation course is a 15-hour per week aftenoon course. This course combines exam and level-specific language development with the practice of the exam techniques you need to excel in IELTS. Students can start on the EX15 course every week.