ATC is located on the seafront in Bray, just south of Dublin city centre. We offer year round courses for adults and juniors (closed groups) in 20 modern classrooms. Additional facilities include a student library, recreation room, study centre and a computer room with 25 PCs. We offer host family and residential accommodation in ATC owned student apartments and residence within walking distance of the school. ATC also offer one of the most comprehensive ranges of junior summer residential programmes in Ireland, which take place in 11 locations throughout the country. Our mission is to help students improve their knowledge of English in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere. Student Capacity: 250 Classrooms: 20 School Buildings: 2 Address: Dunluice House, Strand Road Co. Wicklow, Bray Ireland Web site: www.atcireland.ie Telephone: +353 1 2845512   + School Location Bray, now regarded as a suburb of Dublin, is located south of Dublin at the gateway to Wicklow, ‘The Garden of Ireland’. You can enjoy all the splendour of Wicklow and yet you are only a 35-minute DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) ride away from Dublin city centre. Bray offers a wide range of shops, cinema and theatre venues, noted restaurants and pubs, with live music and entertainment regularly throughout the year. Bray is famous for its walks, with the promenade and Bray Head being favourites. Horse riding, golf and sea angling are available locally. There is something for everybody in Bray. The town of Bray is named after the imposing rock hill, which gives the town its character. A walk up the hill offers an unique view over Dublin Bay. Bray’s natural beauty has made it an attractive holiday destination since the 19th century. Early holiday-makers from Britain and Dublin built splendid Victorian houses as summer homes like those typically seen on the seafront.   + Courses - General English - Intensive English - Exam Preparation Programmes - Private Tuition - Business English - Teacher Training - Summer Residential Programme - Junior Courses   + Accommodation - Host Family - Self Catering Student Apartments - Student Residence - Student Houses (Summer only)   + Practical information Transfer: An airport transfer can be arranged only when flight information is received in writing by ATC Language & Travel at least 10 days prior to arrival. The transfer cost 90 Euro each way. Flights: There are direct flights to Dublin from all the major European cities. You may also travel to Ireland by sea from Britain or France. Activities: The social programme is organised on a weekly basis all year round. This is an optional programme and is not included in the course price. Students can pay individually for these organised activities in our school, or they can speak to our full time student welfare officer who will help them in organising alternative activities or tours. A selection of DVDs are also available to watch every afternoon in our school. Visa information: Citizens of certain countries who wish to pursue a course of study in Ireland must apply for a visa to enter Ireland before they travel here. (See 'Rules' for a list of those who require a visa to study in Ireland). Students from the EU/EEA do not require a student visa to study in Ireland. If you would like to study in Ireland and require a visa, you will need to present the following to your nearest Irish embassy or consulate with your visa application. - Copies of your educational qualifications. - Letter of acceptance from a recognised school/college/university in Ireland confirming that you have been accepted on a course of study. This course of study must be full-time (lasting an academic year) and have a minimum of 15 hours per week study time. - Evidence that the fees for the course have been paid in full. - Evidence that you have enough funds to maintain yourself for at least the initial part of your stay.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: - ACELS - Member of MEI International accreditations: Quality English   + Downloads Sorry, no downloads available for this school.

Atlas Language School is a vibrant school where students can learn English in a fun and dynamic environment. At Atlas we ensure that our students receive the highest standard of education while also enjoying the many aspects of Irish culture. We combine dedicated teachers, great resources and a range of courses to suit all needs with a comprehensive social programme that gives our students an authentic experience of Irish life. Student Capacity: 14 Classrooms: 7 School Buildings: 2 Address: Elmwood House, elmwood Avenue Lower, Ranelagh 6, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.atlaslanguageschool.com Telephone: +35314066333   + School Location Dublin is a lively, modern, and cosmopolitan city with a population of approximately 1.3 million people. It is located on the east coast of Ireland, at the mouth of the River Liffey. Some scholars suggest Dublin dates as far back as the first century BC, though the town was established proper in the 9th century under the Vikings. Dublin has many of the advantages of a larger city while retaining the charm and tradition of a smaller one. With increased prosperity the city has been attracting more and more people from all over the world to live and work here, and today it boasts a cultural diversity to match the most cosmopolitan tastes. Over the years there has been an explosion in foreign cuisine, Dublin City with European, Asian and South American restaurants now a common sight around the city. Surrounded by mountains and located on the coast, visitors to Dublin are never too far away from a scenic view. As the transport hub of the country it also makes it the perfect base from which to explore the rest of our beautiful island. All this, together with its lively, bustling atmosphere, friendly people and famous night-life make Dublin one of the most popular and visited cities in Europe. Atlas Language School is located in Ranelagh, ten minutes from Dublin's city centre. Ranelagh is a friendly and relaxed part of Dublin, famous for its restaurants and bars and is the perfect environment to follow English Courses in Dublin.   + Courses - General English Standard - General English Semi-Intensive - General English Intensive - Intensive Plus - Junior Programme - Executive Programmes - e-Learning - IELTS Preparation - Cambridge Preparation - English and Drama   + Accommodation - Host Family - Self Catering Apartments - Hotel - Guesthouse   + Practical information What happens on the first day of school: On their first day all new students are greeted by a school representative and the Director of Studies. Each student completes a spoken and written placement test to determine the best class for him or her. Before they start class, students are also welcomed by the Welfare Officer and given an information pack containing an introduction to the school, helpful hints and tips on studying and living in Dublin and a map of the city. After class there is a guided tour of the city centre to help familiarise students with their new environment and settle them into life in their new city. This tour normally ends in a traditional Irish pub where students can have a glass of Ireland’s most famous drink, Guinness! Activities: We believe that in order to get the most from their time in Ireland students should be exposed to English not just in the classroom but in a variety of environments and contexts. That’s why our social and cultural programme is so important to us and why we spend so much time and energy making sure that it is as varied, vibrant and interesting as possible. We have a dedicated social programme co-ordinator who organises activities, tours and visits throughout the year for our students. These activities are a scheduled part of almost all courses and normally occur after class in the afternoon and evening. We also organise day and weekend trips to scenic areas outside Dublin, such as Connemara, Clare and Galway. Activities include: - Art gallery and Museum Tours - Visits to the cinema / theatre - School parties - Surfing, football and other sporting activities - Festivals Visa information: If you are an EU citizen you do not need a visa to enter Ireland. If you are from outside the EU, whether or not you require a visa will depend on which country you are from and how long you wish to stay in Ireland. Please contact the school or your local Irish embassy for further information.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: ACELS, MEI-RELSA International accreditations: n/a   + Downloads Please download files to view them on your computer. Right click the file name or icon and choose "Save target as • Atlas is Moving (pdf)   File added: 15th Nov 2009 • English and Drama (pdf)   File added: 15th Nov 2009 • Price List 2010 (pdf)   File added: 15th Nov 2009 • Junior Programme (pdf)   File added: 15th Nov 2009

We are a small family run adult language school(ages 16+) located in the heart of Galway city on the west coast of Ireland recognised by the Department of Education and Science Ireland (ACELS) and MEI RELSA. Students are tested weekly so they can progress at a learning pace that suits them. We offer host family accommodation in select families not more than 20 minutes from the school and we offer free weekly social programme activities for our multinational student body. With 11 classrooms we are small in size but we can guarantee excellent student support with training by our fully qualified teachers. Student Capacity: 100 Classrooms: 11 School Buildings: 1 Address: The Bridge Mills, Bridge Street , Galway Ireland Web site: www.galwaylanguage.com Telephone: 00353 91 566468   + School Location Galway, the commercial and cultural capital of the West Coast of Ireland, is a charming university town of 70,000, located on Galway Bay and surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside with Connemara and its hills and lakes to the west and the fascinating archaeological region of The Burren, Co. Clare, to the south. Galway’s history dates from the granting of its charter in 1484 by King Richard III of England. The old quarter, nestled round the Spanish Arch and the remains of the medieval city walls, has always been a favourite with visitors. Its narrow streets are filled with shops, pubs, restaurants and bookshops. Galway’s friendly informal atmosphere, clubs, live music scene, lively pub life and traditional Irish music attract visitors from all parts of the world, and its many festivals all enjoy an international reputation. One of the unique features of Galway Language Centre is its location in The Bridge Mills, an 18th century mill situated on the River Corrib in the centre of Galway. From the school windows there is a superb view of the river below with its colonies of swans and wild birds, and in the distance, Galway Bay and the hills of Co. Clare.   + Courses - General English - Closed Group Courses - English for Business & Professionals - One to One Private Tuition - Cambridge Exam Prep. FCE/CAE/CPE - Part Time Courses - Teacher Training Courses - CELT - TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS, BEC Exam Preparation - English for Special Purposes - Teacher Refresher -Grundvig/Comenius   + Accommodation - Standard Homestay - Single - Standard Homestay - Double - Homestay with private Bathroom - Single - Homestay with private Bathroom - Double - Hotel Accommodation - Bed and Breakfast   + Practical information Transfer: The best way to transfer from Dublin or Shannon airport is by Direct bus (around E10) to Galway city . The journey takes 2 hours. www.gobus.ie, www.citylink.ie. Transfers from Galway airport can be by taxi (about E15) or the school can organise it (E25). Flights: Ireland can be reached by direct flights from most major European cities and by sea from Britain and France. Aer Arann offers one flight a day from London to Galway and 4-5 daily flights from Dublin to Galway. For information on flights visit www.ryanair.com, www.aerlingus.com, www.aerarann.com. - Train services to Galway Irish Rail (Iarnrod Eireann): From Dublin to Galway, there is a regular train service, leaving from Heuston Station in Dublin city centre. A direct bus service between Heuston Station and Dublin Airport Arrivals operates approximately every half-hour. Approximate length of trip from Dublin to Galway by train: 2.5 hours www.irishrail.ie. There also several options by bus with direct transfers from Dublin Airort www.buseireann.ie, www.gobus.ie, www.citylink.ie What happens on the first day of school: When you arrive you will take a level test to assess your level. You will receive a School Welcome Pack with information about your course, the school and Galway city. In the afternoon there is a welcome talk and question and answer session for all new students followed by a film or other free social activity. Activities: As an adult school, we know that many of our students like to organise their own leisure time, but we also recognise the need for a social programme of cultural and recreational activities to enrich the student’s time in Galway and at the school. We try always to have 3-4 cultural or social events for our students each week, either free or charged at cost. These include: - Traditional music pub evenings - Concert & theatre trips - Full-day excursion each week - City history walks - Talks on Irish history & culture - Greyhound racing - American bowling evening - River boat trips - Weekly Irish film series - Sing-songs How to get to the school the first day: Galway is a very small city, and on arrival, you will have no difficulty in getting from Galway Airport to the centre of Galway or to your accommodation. The airport is only 8km from Galway city, and the bus/train station is located in Eyre Square (the main city square). Students staying with host families usually go to the family home from either the airport or the station by taxi. Visa information: Studenst who require visas should apply directly to the school for the chosen course. Then after payment is made the school will send you the documentation you need to apply for a study visa at your local embassy or consulate. What is included?: Your course price includes all your photocopying and classroom materials and all assessment tests conducted during your stay.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: - MEI RELSA - ACELS International accreditations: - Bildungsurlaub   + Downloads Please download files to view them on your computer. Right click the file name or icon and choose "Save target as • Our School (jpg)   File added: 21st Jan 2010 • Galway (jpg)   File added: 21st Jan 2010 • School Social Life (jpg)   File added: 21st Jan 2010

Cork English College is a family-run school specializing in Quality English language courses, personal attention and small class numbers. Our two main adult centres are located in two purposely refurbished buildings in the heart of Cork City and our junior camps can be found in the best residential area of Cork. We pride ourselves on offering a complete Quality product for the language learner from a quick efficient reservation system, to a selection of accommodation, to a varied and fun social programme. Our General and Business programmes run throughout the year as well as a wide range of ESP (Aviation & Military) and Teacher Training programmes. We offer Sport and Language programmes for juniors aged 10 – 17 in both host family and residential accommodation. Golf, Horse-Riding and Sailing are available as well as High School and Mini-Stay Programmes. “Excellence in Teaching English as a Foreign Language” Address: 30-32 St. Patrick's Quay , Cork Ireland Web site: www.corkenglishcollege.ie Telephone: +353-21-4551522   + School Location Cork is Ireland's second city and capital of the ancient province of Munster. It is a small city with a population of 150,000 and a compact city centre. Yet, is has all the facilities of a modern city, as befits its status as the commercial, cultural and political capital of the South. Cork is located on the South Coast and is accessible through Cork international Airport and Ferryport as well as through an excellent Bus and Rail Network departing from all major Irish Cities. It is you ideal base for learning English and exploring Ireland and its culture. The school is located right in the heart of Cork, on the banks of the river Lee, But we'll keep you too busy to admire the view! It is also within close walking distance of Cork's main bus terminus and railway station.   + Courses - General English - Intensive General English - Business English - Cambridge Exam Preparation - Individual Tuition - Aviation English Programme - ICAO - Military English Programme - STANAG - Work Experience Course - Junior Courses - Family Language Stay   + Accommodation - Homestay - Residential Apartments - Luxury Apartments - Guest Houses - Hotels - Hostels   + Practical information Transfer: There is no charge for transfers to and from Cork Airport for students staying in host family accommodation. If a transfer is required for other accommodation types, there is a charge of € 35 per transfer. What happens on the first day of school: Students should arrive at the centre no later than 08.45 Placement Test and Orientation Session (09.00 - 10.50) During the orientation session, the students are welcomed to Cork and to the school.They are familiarised with the timetable and the programme of activities, the layout of the building and the facilities provided. Following the placement test, students are then assigned to a class with students of similar English Language ability and requirements. Activities: We endeavour to cater for most tastes when it comes to activities, so we have a wide choice, ranging from cultural visits to historic placer of interest, to sports, to lively night out. We want to make sure that you enjoy yourselves while you're studying Further to that, we can organise weekends away and arrange car hire if necessary. Sample Afternoon Activity Programme: - Tour of Cork City Afternoon orientation visit of Cork City. - Cork City Gaol This prison building housed 19th Century prisoners, often in wretched conditions. A 15-minute walk, west of the city centre, leads you to the restored city gaol, complete with furnished cells. The exhibition and audiovisual display trace the lives of typical inmates during 19th and 20th centuries, and show some of the harsh punishments they received. - Pub Evening with other students and teachers. - Full day Excursion to Killarney For centuries, famous poets and writers have yielded to Killarney's glamour. There is every romance. Killarney is not merely pretty but has a serene majesty in its beauty. How to get to the school the first day: All of our accommodation is either within easy walking distance of the school or within easy reach by public transport. Visa information: Those who do not have an Irish diplomatic mission in their home country should apply directly for a visa application form, well in advance of their departure, to: Department of Foreign Affairs. Visa Office Hainault House, 69-71 St. Stephen's Green. Dublin 2. Tel: +353 1 4780822 (open from 14.30 to 16.00 Monday to Friday) Fax: +353 1 4751201. E-mail: visa@iveagh.gov In their application students will be asked to supply the following information: - Valid passport number - Date of issue and expiry of passport - Date, place and mode of arrival in Ireland - Letter from University/College indicating that they have been offered a place in a recognised educational establishment - Letter indicating the source of funding to cover fees and maintenance - Recent passport photographs - Visa application fee* * Standard non-refundable Visa Application Processing Fees are charged. Nationals of certain countries are exempt from fees. Check with your nearest Irish Diplomatic Representation for details.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: M.E.I. /R.E.L.S.A. I.A.T.E.F.L. Cork Chamber of Commerce International accreditations: Bildungsurlaub Quality English A.C.E.L.S.   + Downloads Sorry, no downloads available for this school.

The Dublin School of English was established and recognised by the Irish Department of Education (ACELS) in 1968 and is a founder member of MEI-RELSA. It is the oldest school of English in Ireland and is fully independent. Located in the heart of Dublin city centre, it overlooks the picturesque River Liffey and backs onto the bustling and vibrant 'Old Town' of Temple Bar. The school boasts 28 classrooms, an academic reception, a fully equipped library, a student room, private study rooms and a computer room. All areas of the school have free Wi-Fi access. The Dublin School of English prides itself on giving a complete and quality service to all of its clients. Their wide varieties of English Courses are designed to help with all aspects of English and are offered both full-time and part-time. Included in all of the courses at DSE as standard and at no extra charge are lessons in English at 7 different levels, textbooks & course materials, information & welcome pack, Co-Curricular Tour & Social Programme, attendance certificate, all registration fees, internet access and access to our listening library, book library and private study rooms. The Dublin School of English have a highly trained and experienced team of tutors experienced in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) and English for Special Purposes (ESP). All have at least a University Degree and a TEFL Diploma, and many have several years’ experience working abroad. Others combine their specialised Master Degrees with their TEFL Diploma and work on the schools Executive Teaching Team. A wide variety of accommodation options are available through the Dublin School of English including host families, residence, B&B, hotels and hostels. Host families always prove a very popular option. All are hand picked, inspected and monitored by the schools highly trained and experienced Accommodation Department. Classrooms: 28 School Buildings: 1 (+ a summer school) Address: Dollard House, 2-5 Wellington Quay, Temple Bar 2, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.dse.ie Telephone: +353 1 6773322   + School Location Dublin, Capital City of Ireland. City of culture, of music, of fun. Home to people from all walks of life from all over the world. Where you’ll find every kind of shop, boutique, restaurant and pub to suit every taste and whim. It’s a European city with a small town feel; where the people are friendly and everything is only a short distance away. You will be studying right in the heart of it all in The Dublin School of English in Dublin’s vibrant city centre. We are based in the centre of Dublin City in the Dollard House is ideally located in the city centre overlooking the picturesque River Liffey and backing onto the bustling and vibrant 'Old town' of Temple Bar.   + Courses - Standard Group Course - Business English - Private Tuition - English & Work Programmes - Academic Year/Semester - Part time Courses - Junior Courses - Teachers Training - 50+ Course - Examination Preparation Courses   + Accommodation - Host Families - Residential College campus - Self Catering apartments - Hostels/Hotels/Guesthouses   + Practical information Transfer: Airport transfers are included on some of our courses and this is stated with the relevant course description. To arrange a transfer we require full flight information at least 5 working days prior to your arrival date. - Single transfer (flights arriving/departing between 0800 and 2000 hours): EUR 95 - Additional passengers taking the same transfer i.e. staying in the same accommodation: EUR 50 - Late transfer (flights arriving/departing between 2000 hours and 0800 hours): EUR 120 - Additional passengers late transfer: EUR 75 Flights: With an average of 60,000 passengers flying in and out of Dublin Airport daily, it has fast become one of the busiest airports in Europe and is expanding all the time. Not only is it now easier to fly to Dublin, but with many Airlines adding new routes, and discounted airlines such as Ryanair offering cheap flights, Dublin has never been more attractive to travellers. Visit www.dublinairport.com Activities: Our philosophy is that learning doesn’t finish when class ends, after class is when it really starts growing; when you get a chance to practise what you’ve learned, have some fun and experience Irish culture all at the same time. We organise a social/cultural activity for our students almost every day, so that you’ll get to see more of Dublin and Ireland and learn about its history and culture, plus you’ll have the chance to mix with Irish people together with other students from all over the world! What is included?: - Textbooks and teaching material - Information/Welcome pack - Co-Curricular Tour and Cultural Programme - Sports programme - Certificate of Attendance - All registration fees - Internet Access - Access to our Listening Library - Access to our Book Library - Access to private study rooms   + Accreditation Local accreditations: - Recognised by ACELS - Founder member of MEI-RELSA International accreditations: n/a   + Downloads Sorry, no downloads available for this school.

The Emerald Cultural Institute was founded in 1986 and has built up a reputation for professionalism and academic excellence. We have a staff of highly qualified and experienced teachers and we use the most up-to-date methods and systems to support them. Our General and Professional English courses are held year-round at our headquarters in Palmerston Park. Situated in its own gardens, our year-round Institute is located in a beautiful Victorian mansion within minutes of the city centre. We also run Summer Courses from June to September. These are held in Palmerston Park and in our other teaching centres. Student Capacity: 250 in the main building Address: 10 Palmerston Park, Rathgar 6, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.eci.ie Telephone: + 353 1 497 3361   + School Location Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and has a rich and varied history spanning more than a thousand years. With a population of approximately 1.5 million, Dublin has all the advantages of a capital city while retaining the charm and warmth of a smaller one. It is a lively and bustling city, with plenty to offer by way of shopping and entertainment. Dublin is proud of its many theatres and its strong dramatic tradition. Leading Irish playwrights include Goldsmith, Shaw, Synge, O'Casey and Beckett. Irish pubs are famous throughout the world and the Irish music scene is a very lively and exciting one. Few capitals are so beautifully situated. Dublin Bay forms a sweeping crescent from the Hill of Howth in the north of the city to Killiney in the south. The Hills of Dublin and the neighbouring county of Wicklow are within easy reach of the city centre. There is no shortage of sporting or leisure facilities in Dublin and most parts of Ireland, including the renowned scenic areas of Galway, Cork, Kerry and Donegal, are easily accessible by train or bus from Dublin. Our year-round centre is located in Palmerston Park, a prime residential district within walking distance of Dublin city centre.   + Courses - Intensive Course - Combined Course - Private Tuition - Cambridge Examination - Intensive Plus Examination (TOEFL/IELTS) - Intensive Plus Business - Teachers Courses - Academic Year Programme - Specialised Courses - Junior Summer Programme   + Accommodation - Family Home-Stay - Residential Accommodation - Guest Houses and Hotels - Apartments (self-catering) - Budget Accommodation   + Practical information Transfer: Airport transfer cost 73 Euro per trip. (Airport Transfers generally available for adults on arrival only. Adult students arriving between 11.30pm and 6.30am are requested to take a Taxi.) Taxi - There is a taxi rank directly outside the arrivals hall at Dublin Airport that operates 24 hours per day. We are very happy to advise the approximate cost of taxi from Dublin airport to the host family or other accommodation options. Average cost per journey is €25.00/€30.00. Air Coach - a private bus service, links all major Dublin city hotels with the airport, cost EUR €7.00. Departs every 15 minutes. Service is available: 05.00 – 24.00hrs. After 24.00 hours service is available every hour. Public Bus – the number 16A bus runs from Dublin airport through the city centre to the southside of Dublin. The fare costs €2. Please note that you must have exact fare. Flights: Ireland is on the major network of international airlines, with direct flights, both scheduled and chartered, from all major European cities to several locations in Ireland. Connections are frequent and regular to all parts of the world. Dublin is less than an hour from London by plane. Direct roll-on/roll-off sea ferries operate from France to Ireland and from several ports in Britain. The shortest sea journey from Britain takes under three hours. Your tour operator or travel agent will be able to advise you on the most convenient route. What happens on the first day of school: You will be asked to sit a placement test at 9AM on your first day at school. This test, a combination of a multiple-choice written test and a one-to-one speaking test, will allow us to determine your level of English and to place you in the appropriate class. You will then be given an induction course to familiarize yourself with Dublin and the school in general, followed by a visit of Dublin city centre. Activities: Students who book a general English course have the opportunity to take part in two afternoon activities every week, one of which is offered free of charge. We also organise one-day excursions at the weekend. Afternoon activities cost between €5 and €15. Weekend excursions cost approximately €38 per one-day trip and €135-€145 for two-day trips. Visa information: EU students do not need any visa to study or work in Ireland. Non-EU students (with the exception of Switzerland and Norway) need to apply for a visa at their local embassy in order to be eligible to study in Ireland. For stays not exceeding 90 days, visas are not required for the following countries: Andorra, Anguilla, Argentina, Australia, Bermuda, Brazil, British National Overseas, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong SAR, Israel, Japan, Korean Republic, Liechtenstein, Macao SAR, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, Montserrat, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Romania, San Marino, Singapore, St. Helena, The Caiman Islands, The Falklands Islands, The Virgin Islands, Turks & Caicos Islands, Uruguay, USA, Vatican City, Venezuela Students from non-EU countries may need a student visa and should check with their nearest Irish Embassy before travelling. If there is no Irish Embassy in your country, it is possible to apply at any Irish embassy or by post to: Visa Office Department of Foreign affairs 69 – 71 St Stephens Green, Dublin 2 Ireland Telephone +353 1 478 –822 What is included?: Teaching materials, Free internet, Diploma on completion of course, Welcome Kit with guides and maps, Some activities   + Accreditation Local accreditations: MEI-RELSA, Irish Department of Education International accreditations: ISO 9001, ALTO, WYSE   + Downloads Please download files to view them on your computer. Right click the file name or icon and choose "Save target as • Brochure (pdf)   File added: 29th Aug 2009

Galway Cultural Institute is in Galway on the west coast of Ireland. GCI is located in a modern state of the art building with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean ten minutes walk from the city centre. We have 25 spacious classrooms, large common room, 20 PC's with free internet access, large library and Ozone Cafe which serves hot lunches and delicious coffee and snacks, large garden and deck area for relaxation. We offer a wide range of English language courses. Our sister school, Galway Business School, offers short, semester, diploma and degree programmes that can be combined with English language. Our activity programme takes advantage of the large number of festivals happening in Galway on a monthly basis. Classrooms: 25 School Buildings: 1 Address: GCI House, Salthill , Galway Ireland Web site: www.gci.ie Telephone: +353 91 863 100   + School Location Situated on the Atlantic West Coast, Galway city is the ideal location for students of English. It is a safe city with a population of 70,000 people and a further 20,000 students enrolled in its two universities. Its status as a cultural capital and university city has given its citizens an easy manner and openness to visitors, which escapes many large industrial cities in the English-speaking world. The majority of its industries are based on modern technology, computers, telephone systems and medical equipment. It is an ancient city and had important trade links with Europe in the sixteenth century – Christopher Columbus is one of its first European tourists. Our city is its people – warm, friendly, welcoming – a people with a sense of Ireland’s past and a sharp eye on Ireland’s future. We can share with you our clean environment, a thriving artistic and dramatic culture, traditional pubs with music to suit all tastes, top quality restaurants and a full calendar of festivals featuring the arts, poetry, music, horse-racing, oysters and show-jumping. The school is located 10 minutes walk from Galway city centre overlooking the Atlantic west coast of Ireland.   + Courses - General English Course - Intensive English Course - Academic Year Course - Exam Prep. (Cambridge, TOEIC, IELTS, BEC) - General Business Programme - Executive English Programme - Private Tuition - Short Stay Winter Programme - Teacher Training Programme - Culture Programme   + Accommodation - Standard Host Family - Executive Host Family - Shared Apartment - Private Apartment - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel   + Practical information Transfer: From Galway airport: 35 Euro (one way) Flights: Air: Aer Lingus and Ryan Air are the leading airlines into Ireland. Flights can be booked on their websites at www.aerlingus.com and www.ryanair.com Routes include: London (Luton) to Galway, Manchester to Galway and Birmingham to Galway. Aer Aran operates an internal domestic route from Dublin to Galway; journey time is approx. 35 minutes, further details of which can be found on their website at www.aerarann.ie Bus and Train: There are regular bus and train services to Galway which are available on the following websites: www.buseireann.ie or www.irishrail.ie. Depending on which airport you fly into, you can take a private bus known as the City link (www.citylink.ie) which runs from both Shannon and Dublin airport direct to Galway or Nesters buses (www.busnestor.galway.net). Activities: Come to Galway and become a Galwegian. Walk the promenade in Salthill & kick the wall - a favourite Galway activity. Go to a blue flag beach - there are 6 to choose from. Climb one of the Twelve Pins in Connemara or windsurf in Rusheen Bay or in Roundstone. Enjoy a performance at the Druid, Town Hall, Black Box or Taibhdhearc theatres. Have lunch “al fresco” on Quay Street or share a sandwich with the swans down by the Claddagh. Listen to jazz sessions on a Sunday morning and take some English language classes and make new friends from all over the world. Visa information: We can assist you in your application for a VISA should you require one. Please allow 8 weeks to process your VISA application. We recommend that long stay students apply for a D-VISA. All fees must be paid in advance and are refundable (except for the deposit of €300.00) in the case of a visa being refused unless false documentation has been submitted. Delays in issuing visas will mean that a course is postponed to the next course starting date and some additional charges may apply. Fees will not be refunded if a visa is denied because of submission of false or inaccurate information. Visa applications are available from www.justice.ie. There is a fee of €150.00 payable to Immigration each time a visa is extended.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: Irish Department of Education & Science, MEI RELSA International accreditations: CSN, Bildungsurlaub, IALC   + Downloads Please download files to view them on your computer. Right click the file name or icon and choose "Save target as • Brochure 2009 (pdf)   File added: 29th Mar 2009 • Dates & fees 2009 (pdf)   File added: 29th Mar 2009

As an established English Language School in Dublin, Ireland, the Irish College of English (ICE) offers foreign students learning English the opportunity to study and learn English in Dublin through a variety of English courses, lessons and activity programmes in a friendly atmosphere. Established in 1992 as an English Language School in Dublin, Ireland, the Irish College of English is recognised by the Department of Education as a year round English school for the teaching of English as a foreign language. We pride ourselves on being a small school where individual needs can be met. Student Capacity: na Classrooms: na School Buildings: na Address: Irish College of English, 6 Church Road, Malahide, na, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.iceireland.com Telephone: +353 1 8453744   + School Location Located in Malahide, Dublin, one of Ireland’s most beautiful coastal towns, ICE offers an ideal location for students to learn English in Dublin North. It is close to Dublin International Airport and the English school is also near to Dublin City Centre, Swords, Howth & the Northside. Situated along a beautiful part of Dublin's coastline, Malahide is a charming seaside town and known to be one of the most beautiful towns in Ireland. The town has won the prestigious Irish tidy towns award several times.ts most famous features, are the yacht marina and kilometers of sandy beaches with green belts, the historical Malahide Castle and the picturesque village center. The locals are friendly and there is plenty to do from local sightseeing to enjoying a walk along the beach or relaxing in one of the town's many cafes or Irish pubs with friends. The ICE School of English is conveniently located right in Malahide town center close to all shops, cafes and with excellent public transport links by bus and train .The town is within each reach of Dublin Airport (8 Km) and is only 20 minutes from Dublin City Centre by the DART (City Commuter Train - see DART route here). There are also excellent bus and train links available to surrounding areas such as Dublin City Center, Swords, Portmarnock, Howth, Baldoyle, which are all only a short distance away.   + Courses - General English Course - Intensive English Course - Cambridge Exam Preparation - Business English Course - Corporate English Training - TEFL Teacher Training - Cultural Language Holidays - International Youth Summer School - Au Pair Ireland   + Accommodation - Host Family - Residence - Hotels - B&Bs   + Practical information Transfer: Airport Transfer Average Taxi fares from Dublin Airport to Malahide – 20 euro An Airport Transfer can be arranged on request (cost 40 euro), but most students prefer to take a taxi. Flights: Dublin International Airport is only 8km from the School. What happens on the first day of school: na Activities: With it's affluent community, Malahide town itself has numerous restaurants, bars and other entertainment facilities. In the area of leisure, it has two world class golf courses, plus a local Tennis Club, Rugby Club, Sailing Club, Football Club, Cricket Club and many other sporting facilities. How to get to the school the first day: na Visa information: Should you need a student visa to study in Ireland at the Irish College of English, being a citizen of a country that requires a visa for entry. We will support and guide you through the process of obtaining a visa for the duration of your study period. What is included?: Course/Course Material/Free Use of Internet/1 month Access to ICE Online   + Accreditation Local accreditations: n/a International accreditations: n/a   + Downloads Sorry, no downloads available for this school.

We are a friendly, professional and superbly located School of English in Dublin city centre. We are just opposite the beautiful Grand Canal and only a 10 minute walk to the National Museum and Trinity College. We are accredited by ACELS, recognized by the Department of Education and Science as an English Language School for the teaching of English as a Foreign Language and a member of MEI and Dublin Tourism. As a smaller school in Dublin centre, students receive personal attention from our staff and teachers. Qualified, friendly and helpful, our teachers make learning fun and encourage thorough and effective learning. Our excellent facilities include Student Cafe, Student Garden, Computer Room, Wi-fi throughout the School and Language Laboratory. Address: 7 Herbert Place D2, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.the-language-house.com Telephone: 00 353 1 6614460   + School Location Dublin, the beautiful capital city of Ireland, has a rich and varied history spanning more than a thousand years. With a population of approximately 1.5 million, Dublin has all the advantages of a capital city while retaining the charm and warmth of a smaller one. It is an exciting, bustling city, with an enormous variety of shopping and entertainment opportunities. Irish pubs, famous throughout the world, are warm and friendly, and the Irish music scene is a very lively and exciting one. Easily accessible by air from all major cities around the world, Dublin is a vibrant and richly rewarding city to explore while you study English with us. Situated by the beautiful Grand Canal, a minute's walk from the lively shops and cafés of Baggot Street and only ten minutes' walk from St. Stephen's Green and the National Museum, the School is housed in a superb 4-storey Georgian building. The School is only a 5-minute walk from the nearest train (DART) station and the main local bus routes.   + Courses - General English - Intensive Course - Speaking - Intensive Course - Business - Intensive Course - Examinations - International Youth English (Summer) - Academic Year Programme   + Accommodation - Host Family - Self-Catering Apartment - Hostel - Residence - Guesthouse - Hotel   + Practical information Transfer: Pick up and drop off at the airport cost 100 Euro each way. What happens on the first day of school: Every Monday, there is a new student orientation. We introduce you to our School staff and show you the School facilities. This is a day to familiarise yourself with the School and neighbourhood and to give you a chance to ask any questions you may have. Activities: The Language House School of English social activities provide you with a great deal to see and do after the lessons and at weekends. They offer an excellent way for you to discover the beauty and rich history of Dublin and Ireland, have fun and find useful opportunities for improving your English. We have 2 activities on weekdays and 1 Saturday coach trip every other week from September to June. During July and August, we arrange 4 weekday activities and one weekend trip per week.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: Accredited by ACELS Member of MEI and Dublin Tourism International accreditations: n/a   + Downloads Sorry, no downloads available for this school.

The Slaney Language Centre is located just outside Wexford town in a castle overlooking the beautiful river Slaney and the Blackstairs Mountains. We are a small, personal language school offering tailor-made language learning for adults. Our classes are small (maximum: 8 participants) and teaching is students-centred. Our native speaking teaching team has worldwide experience in language training. Each tutor is fully qualified to teach English as a Foreign Language. Participants receive a warm welcome at the SLC and quickly gain confidence expressing themselves regardless of their level. Many students return to our school year after year. Student Capacity: 40 Classrooms: 5 School Buildings: 1 Address: Kinshella Castle, Slaney Manor, Ferrycarrig 0000, Wexford Ireland Web site: www.wexford-language.com Telephone: +353 (0) 53 9120881   + School Location Wexford was founded by the Vikings and is one of Ireland's most historic port towns. With its quay, fishing boats, singing pubs and narrow streets the town has much to offer. Though small and friendly, Wexford is proud to host the internationally renowned Festival Opera every October. Amenities in the town centre include numerous pubs for every taste (traditional and modern, lively and quit), cafes, restaurants, shops, cinema, theatre, churches, Internet cafes, Library, Racecourse, GAA stadium (Irish Sports), galleries, Arts Centre (good place for live entertainment, exhibitions, film and acting), Heritage Centre, Selskar Abbey, swimming pool, bowling alley, tennis club, film club, hill walking club, fitness studio, tourist information centre. Live music events run throughout the year. The Slaney Language Centre is located just outside Wexford town in a castle overlooking the beautiful river Slaney and the Blackstairs Mountains. This is quiet and scenic location ideal for study.   + Courses - General English - Private Tuition - General + Private Tuition - Business English for Executives - Cambridge Exam prep. - English and Work-Experience - Evening Classes - English for Parents who bring their Children   + Accommodation - Full board with a local family - Self Catering with a Local Family - Self-catering Apartments - High Quality School Accommodation - Hotels - Bed & Breakfast   + Practical information Transfer: The bus is the best connection to Wexford. Outside the Arrivals Hall at Dublin Airport you will see the ‘Airport Link’ bus. It departs to the Central Bus Station (BusÁras in Gaelic) every 30 minutes, and it costs €7 single fare. It runs from 06:50 to 21:30 At BusÁras you will need the ‘Dublin – Rosslare Harbour’ bus. Your stop is O’Hanrahan Station, Redmond Square, Wexford. It costs €12.50 one-way or €20 return. The departure times from BusÁras to Wexford are as follows: 08:30 Arriving 11:20 10:00 Arriving 12:50 12:30 Arriving 15:10 13:00 Arriving 15:50 14:00 Arriving 16:50 15:00 Arriving 17:50 16:00 Arriving 18:50 18:00 Arriving 20:40 19:00 Arriving 21:50 20:30 Arriving 23:20 Please note that the last public bus from Dublin to Wexford leaves Dublin at 20:30. So, if your flight arrives later than 18:30, I’m afraid you will have to either stay in Dublin for the night, or I can order a private taxi for you. Our contact will provide a taxi for €150 each way. For your return journey, the first public bus from Wexford to Dublin is 05:55. As it is a 3 hour journey you will have to take this into account when booking your return flight. As of July 2007 there is a new private bus company providing a direct service to and from Wexford. The company is called Wexford Bus and will depart from the coach park across from the Arrivals Hall. The bus is silver. To ensure availability you may book your seat by emailing shuttlebus@eircom.net The prices are €18.00 single and €28.00 return. Departures from Dublin Airport: 04:30, 10:00, 16:00 and 23:00 Arrive: 06:30, 12:30, 18:30 and 01:15 Departures from Wexford: 01:30, 07:00, 13:00 and 19:00 Arrive: 03:45, 09:30, 15:30 and 22:30 Flights: Most of our students arrive at Dublin Airport and travel to Wexford by public transport. There is also an Airport in neighbouring Waterford with flights from Malaga, Bordeaux, Amsterdam, Malaga and Faro. What happens on the first day of school: You will be welcome by Lisa Bartsch, our managing director. Lisa will introduce you to Anita Moloney, who looks after the students welfare and organises accommodation and activities. Lisa will also introduce you to your teachers and will give you some information about your stay with us. Since we are a small school and everybody takes coffee and lunchbreak together, you can always talk to Lisa, Anita or the teachers and ask them as many questions as you like. Activities: Examples of activities are as follows: Beachwalks, Boattrips, Irish Music nights, Irish dancing workshops, Fishing village 'Kilmore Quay', The Irish National Heritage Park, the 'Hook Lighthouse', Bowling, pitch and putt (golf), horseriding, museums, pub crawls. Transport and admission has to be paid extra. How to get to the school the first day: Most of our language students stay with a local hostfamily in town. The hostfamily will show the students where the bus stop for the bus to our language centre is located. If students stay in alternative accommodation such as hotels, hostels, B&B, self-catering apartments etc. we will make sure that they will have all the details before their arrival. Visa information: Students from EU countries do not need a visa to enter Ireland. Students from non-EU countries may need a visa and should check with their nearest Irish embassy before travelling. Visa Refusals: We will refund all prepaid money minus €150 for administration costs, on all visa refusals. You must send us official written proof of the visa refusal from the Embassy, otherwise no refund will be made. What is included?: Registration, Placement, Course tuition, Course materials. Tutoring is included to longterm students who stay for a minimum of 12 weeks.   + Accreditation Local accreditations: ACELS, MEI RELSA International accreditations: Bildungsurlaub   + Downloads Sorry, no downloads available for this school.

Aisling Ireland organises short intensive English lanaguge courses for adults. Our clients are mainly business people who need to improve their skills for professional purposes. Our training centre is located close to the centre of Dublin where we'll also organise your accommodation, either in a hotel or with a host family. Our teachers are highly qualified and experienced and we are pleased to say our clients are always happy to spend time with us. Address: 137 Lower Rathmines Road 6, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.aisling-ireland.com Telephone: +353 1 497 1902

We are private language school located on the east coast of Ireland, 20 minutes from Dublin International airport, offering excellent quality courses to junior and adult students year round. We specialise in aviation English and work with airlines and aviation training organisations worldwide. Please contact us for a customised course and quotation. Address: Merchant House 9/10 Merchant's Quay, Drogheda, County Louth Ireland Web site: www.edgewater.ie Telephone: +353(0)419846500

International House Dublin is an English language school offering a range of educational programmes including High School programme in Ireland and CELTA teacher training courses. It is a member of the International House World Organisation, one of the largest language teaching organisations in the world and therefore has access to the most innovative and up-to-date teaching materials and staff. Programmes at International House Dublin: Adult language programmes High School Programme Junior Summer Programmes Teachers' refresher courses High School Integration for groups Scholarship groups all over Ireland Year-round residential accommodation Address: 66 Lower Camden Street Dublin 2, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.ihdublin.com Telephone: +353 (0)1 4789271

mackdonald language academy is an independent, family run English summer school in Kilkenny, Ireland. We offer English Summer camps for kids, teenagers and young adults during July and August of each year. Our courses are 'all inclusive': English tuition, accommodation in a host family, airport transfers, excursions, activities & trips are included in the course price. We offer small and personal English language courses to students worldwide (aged 9-21). The variety of extracurricular programmes guarantees that the learning process continues outside the classroom: Students learn in a relaxed and fun-loving environment. Our students will not only have the chance to greatly improve their English, they will also get a real flavour of Ireland with its cultural and natural beauty. Address: Loughboy 1000, Kilkenny Ireland Web site: www.mackdonald.com Telephone: +353 879395106

MovingOn Courses is not an agency. We offer extremely intensive Adult English courses. Accommodation, classes, meals and a daily trip with teachers. Average of 3 students per teacher. Juniors have an average of 4 students per teacher and also enjoy sports with teachers. We provide all specialised English courses. The above courses are summer courses. We also offer one to one courses the rest of the year. Address: , Cork Ireland Web site: www.movingoncourses.com Telephone: 0034 629663093

Founded in 1966 LCI is a high quality English language school for international students located in the centre of the vibrant city of Dublin. LCI has built a reputation for high quality teaching. Our service quality is underpinned by regular and rigorous inspections from the following organisations: ACELS, IALC & EAQUALS. Located in the centre of Dublin city we are across the street from the Irish National Parliament, The National Library and the National Museum. The main shopping area is just two streets away. Our building dates from 1750 and has been restored to preserve its local character and to meet the needs of a modern school. In addition to 26 well equipped classrooms we have a cafeteria for hot meals, a common room, study area, listening area, computer room as well as free Wifi. LCI offers homestay, self catering student apartments and summer university residence as well as guest house and hotel options. Address: 45 Kildare Street Dublin 2, Dublin Ireland Web site: www.lci.ie Telephone: +353 1 671 6266