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Connell Middle School is a public elementary school located in San Antonio, TX in the San Antonio Independent School District. It enrolls 582 students in grades 1st through 12th.
It has 15.9 students to every teacher.
Total Students: 582 Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 15.9:1 Full Time Teachers: 36.61
Enrollment Rank Nationally: Unranked Enrollment Rank in Texas: Unknown Student/Teacher Rank in Texas: Unranked Full Time Teacher Rank in Texas: Unranked
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District*
██ Free Lunch Eligible
547 (94%)
37,368 (93%)
██ Not Eligible
35 (6%)
2,778 (7%)
██ Reduced-Price Lunch Eligible
0 (0%)
105 (0%)
* School District values based on schools that reported lunch assistance data
The percentage of Connell Middle School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (94. 0%) is significantly higher than the state average of 62.2%. This may indicate that the area has a higher level of poverty than the state average.
Students at a participating school may purchase a meal through the National School Lunch Program. Families with incomes between 130%
and 185% of the federal poverty level are eligible for reduced price meals.
Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts.
Students from families with incomes at or below 130% of the federal poverty level are eligible for free meals.
For 2014, a family of two needs to make an annual income below $20,449 to be eligible for free meals or below $29,100 for reduced price meals.
A family of four needs to make an annual income below $31,005 for free meals or $44,122 for reduced price meals.
Connell Middle School Trends Over Time
Total Students Over Time
Total Students Over Time
Year
Total Students
2005
717
2006
708
2007
749
2008
703
2009
665
2010
647
2011
612
2012
670
2013
602
2014
620
2015
582
Student Teacher Ratio Over Time
Student Teacher Ratio Over Time
Year
Student Teacher Ratio
2005
18
2006
17. 5
2007
19.5
2008
17.4
2009
17.7
2010
17.6
2011
15.5
2012
17.6
2013
16.5
2014
18
2015
15.9
Lunch Assistance Over Time
Lunch Assitance Over Time
Year
Lunch Assitance
2005
0.13249651324965
2006
0.084745762711864
2007
0.56475300400534
2008
0.524893314367
2009
0. 49473684210526
2010
0.42040185471406
2011
0.31862745098039
2012
0.93134328358209
2013
0.96677740863787
2014
0.91451612903226
2015
0.93986254295533
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1,466.4%
14.7:1
1,590.0%
15.9:1
1,598.0%
16. 0:1
Free and Reduced Lunch Comparison
National Average
55.7%
State Average
62.2%
This School
94.0%
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Normal People (TV series) – Wikipedia
Ordinary People is an Irish drama television series produced by Picture Element for BBC Three and Hulu in association with Screen Ireland. [1] [2] [3] According to the 2018 novel of the same name by Sally Rooney, the series follows the relationship of Marianne Sheridan (Daisy Edgar-Jones) and Connell Waldron (Paul Mescal), as they transition into adulthood from their last days of high school to their undergraduate years at Trinity College. The series was written by Rooney and Alice Birch, and directed by Lenny Abrahamson and Hetty McDonald.
The series aired on BBC Three in the United Kingdom on 26 April 2020, followed by weekly broadcasts on BBC One. It premiered on RTÉ One in Ireland on 28 April 2020. In the United States, the series was released in its entirety by Hulu on April 29, 2020. The series received critical acclaim, with praise for its performances, direction, writing, and portrayal of mature content. At the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards, the series was nominated for four awards, including Outstanding Lead Actor for Mezcal and Outstanding Directing for Abrahamson. [4]
Content
1 Parcore
2 In roles
2. 1 Main
2.2 Repeated
3 Episodes
4.1 Development and Casting 9.
5 Release
6 Reception
6.1 Critical Response
6.2 Number Review
6.3 Awards and Nominations
7 References
8 external links
Parcel
The series follows Marianne and Connell as they attend high school in County Sligo on the Atlantic coast of Ireland and then as students at Trinity College Dublin.
Focus on Connell and Marianne’s complicated relationship. Among her peers in high school, Marianne is considered an oddball, but she denies that she cares about her social standing.
Despite her academic success, her family life is complicated by her neglectful mother, Denise, and her abusive brother, Alan. Her father has died and he is later revealed to have been a domestic abuser, though her family avoids mentioning him.
Connell is an athletic, successful student who lives with his single mother, Lorraine, who is hired by Denise as a cleaner. He is popular at school, although he remains silent while Marianne constantly bullies him. This creates complications as their relationship develops.
Cast
Principal
Daisy Edgar-Jones as Marianne Sheridan, a student from a wealthy family, diligent, outspoken, and therefore unloved. She begins a relationship with Connell, which he offers to keep a secret. She later attends Trinity College Dublin and studies history and politics.
Paul Mescal as Connell Waldron, a beloved, academically gifted student. His mother works as a cleaner for Marianne’s family. He struggles with what he wants out of life and decides to take Marianne’s advice and apply to Trinity College to study English.
Recurring
Sarah Greene as Lorraine Waldron, Connell’s single mother who is hired by the Sheridan family as their cleaner. She and Connell have a close relationship, and expresses frustration when Connell chooses his public image over not treating Marianne well when they are at school. Prior to Marianne and Connell’s secret relationship, she was very close to Marianne.
Aislin McGookin as Denise Sheridan, Marianne’s single wealthy mother who works as a solicitor. Marianne’s father abused her. She does not have a close relationship with Marianne and often fails to control Alan’s abuse of Marianne throughout the series.
Eanna Hardwick as Rob Hegarty, Connell’s close friend who goes to the same school. He later dies by suicide, which devastates Connell.
Frank Blake as Alan Sheridan, Marianne’s brother, with whom she is not close. He treats Marianne badly, often making derisive comments about her, and sometimes using physical violence.
Eliot Salt as Joanna, a close friend of Marianne’s whom she meets at Trinity College.
India Mullen as Peggy, Marianne’s friend from Trinity College, also from a wealthy family.
Desmond Eastwood as Niall, Connell’s roommate during his studies at Trinity College. He and Marianne become friends, and he often encourages Connell and Marianne’s relationship.
Sebastian de Souza as Gareth, Connell’s classmate at Trinity College who is an advocate for free speech and Marianne’s early student love interest.
Fionn O’Shea as Jamie, a member of Marianne’s social circle at Trinity College who is very competitive. He has a crush on Marianne throughout their university days.
Leah McNamara as Rachel Moran, Marianne and Connell’s classmate and part of Connell’s social circle. She and Connell once had a casual affair that caused her to sometimes be jealous of Marianne. Connell invites her to Debs formally in place of Marianne, resulting in their first separation.
Sean Doyle as Eric, one of Connell’s school friends.
Niamh Lynch as Karen, one of Marianne’s sweetest girls at school in Sligo.
Kwaku Fortune as Philip, Marianne’s friend from Trinity College.
Clinton Liberty as Kiernan.
Aoife Hinds as Helen Brophy, Connell’s friend at Trinity College.
Lancelot Ncube – Lucas, Marianne’s boyfriend in Sweden.
Episodes
Production
Development and casting
In May 2019, BBC Three was announced and Hulu ordered 12 episodes based on the novel, which will premiere in 2020. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal as Marianne and Connell, respectively . [5] Sarah Greene and Aislin McGookin were also announced as part of the cast. [6] Sally Rooney herself would help with the adaptation along with the writers. Alice Burch and Mark O’Rowe. Lenny Abrahamson and Hetty McDonald will direct and Irish company Image Element will produce the series. [7] [8]
Filming
Principal photography began on location in County Sligo and Dublin in May 2019. [9]
Tubbercurry primarily consisted of the fictional town of Carrickley and Stridag Point along the coast of Ireland. The Wild Atlantic Way is used for the beach scenes, Knockmore House in Enniskerry, County Wicklow for the Sheridan residence, Shankill townhouse, Dublin for the Waldron residence and Hartstown Community School in Clonsilla, Fingal for high school scenes with real students in the background. [10] Students from Trinity College Dublin also starred in the series while filming at the university. [11] [12] Scenes in Marianne’s apartment in Dublin were filmed on Wellington Road in the prestigious Ballsbridge area.
Although set in Trieste in the novel, filming took place in Central Italy, primarily in and around Sant’Oreste, Stimigliano, and Villa Il Casale on Tenuta di Verzano, in Lazio. They waited until February 2019 to film the Sweden scene in Luleå so that snow would be on the ground and the Baltic Sea would freeze over so that Marianne could move on. [8]
Issue
The first images were published on November 1, 2019. BBC Three and Hulu released their own teasers on 17 January 2020, followed by trailers on 31 March. [13]
12 episodes made available as a BBC Three box set on BBC iPlayer on 26 April, followed by BBC One on 27 April. The series became available on Stan in Australia on 27 April and began airing on RTÉ One in Ireland on 28 April. [14] [15] US premiere on Hulu 29April. [16] The series has been sold to over 20 broadcasters worldwide. [17]
In June 2020, Abrahamson cast Edgar-Jones and Mescal in a one-shot. a spoof short episode as part of RTÉ makes a comic relief in which Marianne and Connell give confessions to a priest played by Andrew Scott. [18] [19]
Reception
Critical Response
On Rotten Tomatoes The show has a “Certified Fresh” approval rating of 90% based on 81 reviews. The site’s critics consensus reads, “Based on vulnerable performances by Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal, Normal People is both intimate and illuminating, beautifully translating the nuances of the source material.” [20] On Metacritic, the series received a score of 84 out of 100 from 24 critics, indicating “universal acclaim”. [21]
The media in Ireland noted that the series lacked references to The Communist Manifesto document and Doris Lessing’s feminist novel Golden Notebook that Rooney, who called herself a Marxist, is included in the book. [22]
Caroline Framke of Variety magazine wrote, “With a trifecta of elegant writing, direction and acting, Hulu’s Ordinary People is as dark and uncompromising as a Rooney novel, a feat that requires multiple episodes to absorb it completely. In fact, it took me about half way to realize how much it affects me. … As Marianne and Connell’s relationship deepens, Ordinary People becomes as addictive as the book that inspired it, making you both yearn for and dread the knowledge – or rather the experience – of what happens next.” [23]
The play received particular praise for its realistic portrayal of intimate content. [24] and Ita O’Brien work as proximity coordinator. [25] This nudity sparked a debate on Irish radio, with calls to Joe Duffy’s Liveline saying it was inappropriate. [26]
The series has received high praise from major critics and publications. Linda Holmes of Nuclear Power Reactor described Ordinary People as “a great series, not just for drinking, but maybe to give yourself a couple episodes at a time” [27] while CNN described it as ” a complete [understanding] of the desires we place on communications technology and how it almost always proves to be ineffective” and “irresistible in abnormal times”. [28]
Browsing numbers
Ordinary people reportedly gave BBC Three its best week on iPlayer (April 26 – May 3), receiving over 16.2 million program requests across 12 episodes, about 5 million of who were between 16–34 years old, and boosting BBC Three’s inquiries to 21.8 million, doubling the previous record of 10.8 million from the release of the first series Killing Eve . 70% of BBC Three’s requests this week were Ordinary People and a quarter completed all 12 episodes. [29] [30]
The first two episodes were reported to be watched by RTÉ One with an average of 371,000 viewers, plus 19,000 on RTÉ One +1 and 301,000 streams on RTÉ Player, becoming the most watched drama series opening on RTÉ Player. 30% of teenagers aged 15-34 watching TV watched Ordinary people . [31] The final had over 319,000 viewers, 33% of the total RTÉ audience and 20% more than the previous week.
In June 2020, it was reported that Ordinary People has amassed over 3 million views on RTÉ Player, breaking the streaming service’s previous record of 1. 2 million set by the fourth series of Love Hate . [32]
Awards and nominations
Year
Award
Category
Nominee
Result
2020
Primetime Emmy Awards
Outstanding main role performer in a limited series or film
Paul
scheduled
[33]
Outstanding directory for a limited series, or special dramatic series
Leni Leni
)
Nominated
Outstanding Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Dramatic Special
Sally Rooney and Alice Birch 9 “It’s Marianne’s fault that we can’t force the government to satisfy normal people.” Irish independent. May 23, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020. The author of Normal People is a self-proclaimed Marxist. .. her politics seep through her writing. It is no coincidence that the protagonists of a book that has captured the nation’s imagination are a rich girl living in a mansion and a poor boy whose mother works as a cleaner for her family. The TV version embellishes the discussions around the Communist Manifesto and the feminist bible The Golden Notebook. 9 Mitovich, Matt Webb (July 9, 2020). “TCA Awards: Guardians, Incredible and Scream Shitts”. TVLine . Retrieved 10 July 2020.
external links
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Ordinary people on IMDb
wiki Ray fr0wyn
Raewyn Connell, also referred to as RW Connell , is an Australian sociologist known for his work on the topics of class and gender relations, on education and even North/South relations in academic research. She brings studies of masculinity into gender studies. He defines the notion of hegemonic masculinity.
Summary
1 Biography
2 Research topics
3 publications
4 Notes and references
5 External links
biography
Ravyn Connell was born on January 3, 1944 in Sydney, Australia. Her father, William Fraser Connell, is a professor of education at the University of Sydney. His mother, Margaret Lloyd Connell, is a high school science teacher. Ravyn Connell has two sisters.
Ravyn Connell was educated at high schools in Manly and North Sydney. She graduated from the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney. He holds various positions at the university. She founded the Department of Sociology at Macquarie University, where she was a professor from 1976 to 1991.
In the United States, Ravyn Connell was Professor of Australian Studies at Harvard University from 1991-1992 and Professor of Sociology at the University of California at Santa Cruz from 1992 to 1995.
Rawyn Connell’s sociology emphasizes the historical nature of social reality and the transformative nature of social practice. His writings attempt to combine empirical detail, structural analysis, criticism, and relevance to practice. Much of his empirical work uses biographical interviews in education, family life, and the workplace. She is the author or co-author of 21 books and over 150 scientific articles. His works have been translated into 16 languages.
Ravin Connell is a member of the editorial or advisory boards of numerous academic journals, including Signs , Sexualities , The British Journal of Sociology , Theory and Society and The International Journal of Inclusive Education .
Ravyn Connell is a trans woman who is completing her transition at the end of her life. Nearly all of his previous work is published under the gender-neutral name RW Connell, up until the second edition Masculinities in 2005. Some publications go under the names Bob or Robert. Since 2006, all of his work has been published under the name Ravin Connell. She also writes about transitivity.
Research topics
After examining the intersection of gender relations and class relations in schools, Ravyn Connell reflects on the concept of masculinity . In particular, she participated in the development of the concept of hegemonic masculinity, understood as a form of masculinity that ensures, in this context, the preservation of patriarchy, as well as forms of dominance within masculinities. He defines four groups of masculinities: hegemonic, subordinate, complicit, and marginal. Hegemonic masculinity dominates the other three. Once this theoretical framework was established, the author developed it in areas as diverse as HIV/AIDS prevention and education. More recently, she has been working on an intellectual approach to the “Global South” as a space for the production of non-essential knowledge. In this way, he tries to shed light on the dominance relationship between the scientific developments of the universities of the North, faced with discredited and structurally dominant knowledge in the universities of the South, which is especially reflected in the social movements of the struggle for free access. to knowledge ( open access to knowledge ).
Fields of study of masculinity have existed since the 1980s in Anglo-Saxon countries. This area of research appeared much later in France. The book Masculinity by Ravyn Connell is published in French in 2005, 20 years after its first publication.
Publications
(en) Ruling class, ruling culture: studies of conflict, power and hegemony in Australian life , Cambridge University Press, , 250 p.
(en) Change: schools, families and social divisions , , 228 p.
(en) Gender and power: society, personality and sexual politics , Stanford University Press , , 334 pp.
(en) Manhood UC Berkeley , 295 p. (ISBN 0-520-08998-7) .
(ru) education, change and society , , 357 p. (ISBN 978-0-19-555528-8)
(en) Male roles, masculinity and violence: a culture of peace perspective , UNESCO , 288 p.
(en) Men and boys , , 259 p. (ISBN 1-86508-416-6)
(en) Paul , Cambridge, UK , 173 p.
Ravin Connell ( trans. Meoin Hagezh and Arthur Wuattu, afterword by Eric Fassin), Masculinity: The Social Problems of Hegemony , Paris, Amsterdam, , 285 pp. (ISBN 978-2-35480-139-7)
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William Fraser Connell “, Cunningham Library – Australian Educational Research Council (accessed 23 November 2018)
↑ “ Connell, Ravin (1944 -) “, Australian Women’s Archives Project 2014 (accessed 23 November 2018)
↑ “ Distinguished Honors – Professor Emeritus William Fraser Connell, OBE “, University of Sydney (accessed 23 November 2018) 9″ Papers of William Fraser Connell, 1891-2010 “, State Library of New South Wales (accessed 23 November 2018)
↑ “About Raven”. raewynconnell.net. Retrieved November 30, 2012.
↑ “Scientific publications (full list)”. raewynconnell.net. Retrieved November 30, 2012.
↑ “Ravyn in Translation” raewynconnell.net. Retrieved November 30, 2012.
↑ “ Professor Ravin Connell, Academic Staff Profile “, University of Sydney (accessed 31 August 2017)
↑ “About Raewyn” www.raewynconnell.net. Retrieved November 30, 2012.
↑ Connell, Ravin. 2012. “Transgender Women and Feminist Thought: Towards New Understandings and New Politics”. Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, vol. 37 no. 4, 857–881; Connell, R. (2010), “Two Paint Cans: A Transgender Life Story with Reflections on Gender Change and History”, Sexuality, 13(1): 3–19.
↑ Connell, R. W. and S. Kippax. 1990. Sexuality in the AIDS Crisis: Patterns of Sexual Practice and Pleasure in a Sample of Australian Gay and Bisexual Men. Journal of Sexual Research, vol. 27 no. 2, 167-198.
↑ Connell, RW. 1989. Tough Guys, Goonies, and Weaklings: The Interplay of Masculinity and Education. Oxford Review of Education, vol. 15 p. 3, 291-303.
↑ Connell, Ravin. 2007. Southern Theory: Global Dynamics of Knowledge in the Social Sciences. Sydney, Allen & Unwin Australia; Cambridge, Polity Press.
↑ Delfin Moraldo, “ Ravyn Connell, Masculinity. Social Issues of Hegemony “, Lectures ,
External links
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Complete bibliography by Ravin Connell.
Melanie Gurarie, Gianfranco Rebuccini and Florian Voros, Masculinity, Colonialism and Neoliberalism. Interview with Ravin Connel”, Contretemps.eu, 2013.
Meoin Hagezh and Arthur Wuattu, Masculinity: A critique of hegemony, research and political horizons , Contretemps.eu, 2013.
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ISE is a fully accredited English language school that offers English language courses, exam preparation, an international foundation program, and evening classes for professional students.
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The Linguaviva Center
9 reviews
“Funny”
“Excellent teaching quality and patient teachers. ”
Linguaviva has been teaching English to international students since 1977 and prides itself on being one of the most respected English language schools in Ireland, attracting students from all over the world. We are also the only Quality English School located in the center of Dublin. Our courses cater for all levels of English from beginner to advanced. We also offer one-on-one Business English, Teacher Training and Comenius Literature courses throughout the year. We have a wide range of mini stays that are designed to suit all requirements. We offer free Wi-Fi as well as a fully equipped computer room. We have a student cinema available to all students free of charge. We also have a games room with table tennis, billiards, air hockey and table football. We have recently developed a Summer Garden for students to relax and enjoy the tranquility among plants and water features. We offer same-day confirmation on all bookings, including host family confirmations. We also have a fully integrated online booking system.
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$213
EC English Language Schools: Dublin
1 review
“It was a good experience and a nice upgrade”
Ireland’s little capital, full of character, culture and entertainment, is the perfect place to learn English. Dublin is famous for its relaxed atmosphere and fun, friendly people.
Dublin should be your choice if you want to study in a vibrant city with a young population where it’s easy to connect with people and there’s always something to do.
Our English language school has state-of-the-art facilities to help you learn, and is close to the city’s top attractions with easy access to public transportation.
At EC Dublin you will meet students from all over the world, improve your English and have an experience you will never forget.
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$240
Center of English Studies: Dublin
7 reviews
“Best experience of my life, I don’t want to go back home. ”
“Dealing with the best teachers and English school I have ever known.”
CES is recognized by the Irish Ministry of Education and ACELS in Ireland and is a full member of the EAQUALS school. The CES staff will dedicate themselves to making sure your stay in Ireland is as positive and worth as much as possible! CES is located in the heart of Dublin on the same street as Trinity College and Dublin Castle. Both schools are learning centers located within the boundaries of medieval Dublin. The school has a total of 25 classrooms, the latest technology and their multimedia computer room center have the most modern technology and software with free Internet access.The school “KES cafe” is located in the basement of the second learning center, the lady of the court and is precisely to chat with other students or just relax after class.
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Atlas Language School
20 reviews
“Good language stay”
“Very good experience”
Atlas Language School Dublin was founded in 2003 and has grown rapidly in size and reputation over that time. We are a young, energetic and professional language school committed to providing a unique learning experience and excellent English courses in a friendly and motivating environment. With excellent teachers and facilities, a comprehensive and fun social program that gives our students an authentic experience of Irish life and culture, and an ideal central location, we believe we are the best English language school in Dublin!
Whether you want to take a summer course, improve your business English or prepare for an exam, Atlas Language School has the right program for you. Our goal at Atlas is to make sure you reach your full potential in a fun, friendly environment. From the moment you start a course with us, we will help you become excellent learners and achieve your English language goals.
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EC English Language Schools: Dublin 30+
1 review
“My week in English in Dublin was great!”
If you are 30 years of age or older and want to study with like-minded people in a stylish and focused environment, our Adult English School is designed just for you.
EC Dublin 30+ is designed for more mature students who have extensive life and professional life experience. You will study in modern classrooms designed with Ireland’s unique culture in mind.
Through dialogue, listening, reading and writing, you will learn English that is important and interesting to you.
You’ll also have access to an exciting social program featuring some of Dublin’s best attractions.
Throughout your experience you will be surrounded by students from all over the world and you will have the opportunity to learn about their cultural, personal and professional experiences.
By the end of your English course, your personal and professional network will be larger and more diverse.
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$240
OHC Dublin
We strive to be the best English language provider in Dublin by offering the highest quality programs delivered by a qualified and professional team.
Learn English and discover a new world in one of the most popular learning places in the world!
OHC Dublin is located in the heart of the city, within walking distance of the River Liffey. We are surrounded by great bars and restaurants, and the cultural activities ensure students always have something new to see and experience. Thanks to public transport, we are well connected to all parts of Dublin, which makes getting around the city very easy.
The school itself is an ideal place for study and recreation; the school has classrooms equipped with excellent learning facilities, as well as a separate student lounge with a coffee machine, vending machine, TV, sofas and a built-in library.
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International House Dublin
28 reviews
“Nice”
“I had two different teachers with very good quality courses. I was only 1 week old, but I learned a lot.”
At International House Dublin, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of English teaching. Our school is located on an impressive and modern purpose built campus.
The building boasts 5 floors and 40 classrooms, each accommodating up to 14 students of mixed nationality. Modern amenities include a rooftop restaurant and outdoor terrace, a large library, a fully equipped computer lab and student lounges throughout the campus. International House Dublin is located in the heart of Dublin. It offers stunning views of the city. It is ideal for students of all ages and backgrounds. Students who choose to study with us at International House Dublin enjoy a high quality and efficient learning experience in a friendly and supportive environment.
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Delfin English School: Dublin
12 reviews
“fantastic”
“Good experience.”
Delfin offers quality English lessons with an emphasis on conversation. Our teachers are university educated and TEFL, which makes the classes interesting and lively. We offer a wide range of well-planned courses including General English, Exam Preparation, Private Lessons, as well as specialized courses such as Business English.
Delfin has a variety of classes from beginner to advanced and you will take an acceptance test before you arrive at school and then a speech test upon arrival to determine your level. After passing the writing and speaking tests at Delfin School, you will be informed of your final level.
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Swan Training Institute
3 reviews
Fantastic
Great
The Swan Training Institute is located in the heart of Dublin, on Grafton Street, just a few steps from Trinity College and Stevens Green. Swan Training Institute is one of the most famous English language schools in Ireland, with thousands of students from all over the world visiting every year to learn English, work and make friends. Students who study English at the Swan Training Institute have fun learning English effectively Our teachers create a friendly and high quality learning environment based on our ethos.
Swan Teaching Institute is committed to providing high quality English language instruction and student host family accommodation in a friendly, supportive and efficient manner. We also develop courses and content in collaboration with our clients to maximize learners’ experience of Irish life and culture.
Our school is located in the heart of Dublin, close to Trinity College and all major transport, tourism, shopping, bars, restaurants and entertainment areas.
We also have a second center close to O’Connell Street, Dublin’s other main shopping and cultural hub. Both are within walking distance of the other and both are surrounded by shops, bars, restaurants, tourist attractions and more! During the summer, our junior program is based in the stunning residential town of St. Patrick’s Drumcondra – an oasis of green spaces, sports fields and a beautiful school building. We covered Dublin!
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New College Group Dublin
7 reviews
“wonderful trip to Dublin”
“teachers’ ability to make group sessions in the classroom”
English courses at Sandycove School
Sandycove English School is ACELS accredited in Ireland so you know the quality of our services is guaranteed. The Sandycove School of English academic team will support you during your stay and make sure your lessons are interesting.
Interested in learning more about learning English in Dublin?
Looking for an affordable short course or longer study abroad program?
Contact our qualified consultants now and we will help you choose the right English course at Sandycove School of English.
Accommodation in Dublin
We spend a lot of time looking for the right home because we know how important it is to you.
Here are some tips to help you make your choice.
Due to our location, most of our housing is closer to the school than most schools in the inner city. Rest assured that you will be able to reach the school very easily from all of our accommodation options.
Decide what your priority is. Do you want the security and good value of a homestay? Looking for fun and independence from a residence, dorm or apartment? Do you want to cook your own food or ask someone to cook food for you?
If you don’t know what to choose – ask us! The Sandycove School of English team will listen to you and try to give you the best advice. Contact us now for help!
Free time in Dublin
At Sandycove School of English we believe that your free time is just as important as class time and we have a program of activities to keep you occupied and really help you make the most of your time in Dublin.
We offer you at least three classes per week so that you can study in your spare time. They change throughout the year and depend on local events, special exhibitions, etc. of course the weather! Our social coordinator Diana will plan the program weekly. “I like to show students more than the average tourist sees, I have visited these places for years and know Dublin like the back of my hand!” Diana says. “I do my best to take students to places other tourists can’t go and give them information they wouldn’t normally hear!”
Here is a list of some of the typical events we organize:
Pub Nights
Guided walks in Dublin
Irish dances of the night
Dog racing at night
Visiting museums and galleries
B-B-Q
Tickets for musicals and theater
Picnics and sports in the park
Film night / day
Day trips to the north, east, west and south of Ireland
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Your English Language School
Your English is a small, independent language school founded in 2006 and located in the city centre. The school’s address: 76 Talbot Street, Dublin 1 is 500 meters from the Spire and General Post Office (GPO) on O’Connell Street, a short walk from Temple Bar and Trinity College.
►Our Courses
The school offers classroom tuition as well as online courses designed for non-native speakers who visit Ireland to learn and improve their English.. Whether you a student coming to Ireland for the summer to practice your language skills or a professional who needs to work on their written and formal English, or an au-pair wishing to take a Cambridge exam, Your English have a suitable program for you.
►Our Recipe for Your Success in Learning English
• Small classes with students of similar ability
• Experienced and qualified teachers with lots of enthusiasm for teaching English
• Carefully designed courses, well-planned lessons and excellent teaching materials
The school combines all these ingredients to create a unique learning experience that has earned us a good name among foreign learners of English in Dublin. It’s a simple formula that provides great results. Their students must share this belief as they keep coming back to us bringing their friends and relatives with them.
► How Can We Help?
Being small in size we are big on quality teaching and on helping our students to reach their full potential and to get the best of what Dublin and Ireland have to offer.
Join one of our full-time courses and enjoy a great learning experience, friendly atmosphere, flexible timetable, small study groups, fun-packed social events and a city center location.
Our offer includes General English (all levels welcome), Business English as well as exam preparation courses (IELTS, B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency). We pride ourselves on maintaining a high pass rate in Cambridge exams of over 80%!
► Who Are Our Students?
Our students come from all over Europe and from as far afield as South America, Africa and Asia. This diverse mix of nationalities contributes to the vibrant atmosphere at the school. Many students combine work, study and family commitments and our timetables are designed to fit in our students’ busy schedules.
► Who Are Our Teachers?
All teachers at Your English have a minimum of 5 years teaching experience and relevant qualifications. Most teachers are native speakers of English and have worked at Your English for over 5 years. All academic staff are approachable, love teaching English to foreign students and would be delighted to answer any questions you might have!
►School Facilities
The school facilities include:
• Bright, spacious and adequately equipped classrooms
• Library, computer and study room
• Social area with a tea and coffee station
• WI-FI across the building
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Wesley College, Dublin
4 reviews
“Time to fill the field in 100%.”
“A pleasant and rewarding experience”
Wesley College is an exclusive private boarding school located in Balliner, just a 15 minute tram ride from Dublin city center and a 5 minute walk from Dundrum Shopping Centre. The school is located in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains in a very safe residential area of the city, close to the city centre.
A huge advantage of this school is its exceptionally spacious grounds of 50 acres, despite its proximity to the city center. The school was designed in a “campus” style with modern classrooms with internet access, a newly refurbished dining room, a music and arts center, a well-stocked library and computer labs.
This center is ideal for sports lovers, offering 4 rugby fields, 3 field hockey pitches, 2 floodlit all-weather sports fields, 7 hard tennis courts, 2 basketball/netball courts and a large indoor sports hall with showers and changing rooms.
The program includes:
15 hours of English tuition per week with experienced IH teachers in mixed national classes
An online portfolio for each student to share with friends and save for the future
Accommodation in a boarding school in double rooms with 2, 3 or 4 students
A varied menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner in the school cafeteria
Diverse program of daytime local excursions, sporting events and IH Digital Hub activities
3 half-day excursions to the city center each week
Full day tour of famous landmarks every Saturday
Evening program every day, including numerous off-campus activities
Highlights of the program:
Ideal location just 15 minutes tram ride from the city center and 5 minutes walk from the Dundrum shopping center
Superior guesthouse accommodation and sports facilities
Digital Media activities include e-portfolio creation, film and animation, podcasting, video game coding, blogging and school newsletter
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$948
EC English Language Schools: Dublin (Junior)
Our Dublin Junior Program is based at our state-of-the-art facilities in Dublin EU, providing students with an exciting and inspiring learning environment. Students can explore the sights of this charming green city such as Stephen’s Green Park, Dublin Castle and the Medieval Quarter to experience its rich cultural heritage.
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CES: Dublin (Junior) – Mt. Temple
CES is recognized by the Irish Department of Education and ACELS in Ireland and is a full member of EAQUALS. The staff at CES will dedicate themselves to making your stay in Ireland as positive and rewarding as possible!
Mount Temple Comprehensive School is a secondary school located in Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland, originally known as the first Protestant-run multi-denominational public (publicly funded) school established in Dublin. The school was founded in 1972 after the merger of the Mountjoy Schools, the Hibernian Naval School and the Bertrand and Rutland Schools.
Mountjoy School, a Protestant boarding school for boys. Mountjoy was previously located in Mountjoy Square and moved to its current location in 1947. It was merged in 1968 as part of a larger process of merging Protestant schools with…
The Hibernian Naval School, founded in 1776, catered for orphans and sailors’ children. The first meeting of the Council was held on June 6, 1766, at what was then the Custom House (before James Gandon designed the current one). The building where the meeting took place is on the site where the Clarence Hotel is now located. At 19In 04 the school moved to Seafield Road in Clontarf. The Bertrand and Rutland School, itself an amalgamation of three girls’ schools, merged with the above two in 1972 to form Temple Mount.
Mount Temple is located around Mount Temple House, a building built in 1863. The clock tower, designed by the belfry architect at Trinity College, is iconic to the school and has been immortalized in Christie Nolance’s novel Under the Eye of the Clock. “.
$2,098
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Kaplan International: Dublin
6 reviews
“Fantastic trip”
“It paid off!”
Learn English in one of our many programs at our state of the art college in the heart of Dublin, a big city with a rural feel that was recently voted one of the “most livable” cities in the world.
Known as the “Honest City” by its residents, Dublin warmly welcomes all its visitors. With an elegant city centre, rich cultural history and small enough streets to walk around, as well as plenty of stylish bars, trendy cafes and designer boutiques, Dublin has something for everyone.
The college is housed in a magnificent Georgian building overlooking the River Liffey. Excellent facilities include a large student lounge with new flat-screen computers for personal use, a self-study room, a dedicated study room, and free wireless internet access.
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$305
Frances King School of English, Dublin
1 review
“excellent”
We look forward to welcoming you to Frances King in London or Dublin. At both schools, we sincerely want you to speak English while enjoying your time in these two amazing historic cities.
Our staff is always ready to provide support, help you achieve your learning goals and get the most out of your time with us. Considered one of the most exciting cities in the world, London provides a unique opportunity to explore your interests in art, fashion, music or business while improving your English. Famed for its welcoming atmosphere, our Dublin school is always bustling with life, even after school hours, as our students love to stay and work on their speaking skills.
In both cities, we offer a wide range of accommodation options, as well as interesting and varied entertainment programs to help you make friends, explore the cities and improve your English.
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Irish College of English
5 reviews
Irish College of English is located in the prestigious and incredibly picturesque suburb of Dublin – Malahide. It is only 22 minutes from the city center and 10 minutes from the airport. The school offers homestay accommodation within walking distance of the school. Malahide is one of the most popular areas to live in Dublin, which has received the nomination “Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021”. Why the Irish College of English? A school with many years of experience , high quality teaching, recommended by students and group leaders from around the world.
• Leading English language school in Ireland specializing in year-round programs for children and adults
• The school has existed for 30 years
• Received 2nd place in the category “Best Language School” in the category Study in Ireland 2021
• Best School in Ireland 2019”, according to the rating of “Facebook” and “Google reviews”.
• The first ever language school in Ireland to be nominated by the Study Travel Magazine Star Awards for Best Under 18 Courses in 2015.
• Also, was nominated in 2016, 2017 and 2019 in the category – Best courses for children under 18 years old.
• Nominated as the best school in Europe in 2017 and 2019.
• Awarded as “Best Organization of the Year” and “High Service” by the Malahide Chamber of Commerce.
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Babel Academy of English
10 reviews
“The best”
“good”
You live English at Babel Academy. We have engaging and challenging classes taught by native speakers, a great social program to help you meet new people and explore Dublin, the option of host family accommodation to really immerse yourself in the language, and friendly, helpful staff who will support you throughout your stay. Our General English classes are great for focusing on all skills (speaking, listening, reading and writing). Our specialized courses will help you focus on specific aims – Cambridge exams, IELTS, Business English, English for Specific Purposes, Teacher Training, English for Work. We also offer One-to-one and small group courses in all of these areas.
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$87
Future Learning Dublin City Center
Future Learning Dublin City Campus is located in the very heart of Dublin, one of Europe’s most vibrant and historic cities. Our school is one of the most modern educational buildings in the sector with facilities which reflect our methodology of teaching focussed on communication, collaboration and technology skills.
This is the perfect location and school for students who are looking to explore Dublin city and enjoy everything it has to offer. The school is located off Henry Street which is one of Ireland’s busiest shopping streets, 5 minutes walk to one of the main tourist areas in Temple Bar and also just 5 minutes’ walk from Ireland’s most famous street, O’ Connell Street. You will also always be close to every means of public transport which allows you to easily access home or to visit outside of Dublin.
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$518
Berlitz Dublin
2 reviews
“Excellent teachers and very interactive classes”
“Excellent”
Berlitz Dublin is located in the heart of Dublin, a few steps from Trinity College. The school’s excellent location and wide range of courses make it an ideal place to study English: students can choose from general English courses, examination courses or executive courses and have from a few lessons per week to fifty lessons per week. Berlitz has a computer room with free internet access and self-study materials, a library and a student lounge. The school offers a monthly calendar of social and recreational activities for students to practice their English skills while visiting popular attractions in and around the city.
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Apollo Language Center | Dublin
The modern 3-story school building has 10 classrooms equipped with audiovisual equipment, a comfortable lounge and outdoor area with tea/coffee and snacks, a quiet room for daytime activities, Wi-Fi and laptop/iPad chargers. The building is served by an elevator and has a warm welcome inside the front door.
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Active Language Learning
1 review
“Great opportunity to learn English and make friends.”
Quality is what we do at Active Language Learning. Our focus is on practical classes where students learn to use real English. Our teachers are highly qualified, with a wide range of native speakers from Ireland and the UK. All of our teachers have years of experience teaching English.
We have a very simple philosophy at ALL. We want our students to learn English in real life and be able to communicate naturally and fluently. Group classes at the school have a strong emphasis on speaking, and even with grammar lessons, students will have many opportunities to use their English to communicate with each other. In the afternoon, we offer a range of extra activities to help students continue to use what they have learned in class. We have conversation classes, movies, field trips, fish and fries evenings, and more. These classes help students to practice English and also help to make new friends.
Our courses are recognized by ACELS, Ireland’s Quality and Qualification Authority, for English Language Teaching (ELT). We are also accredited members of Eaquals, a European organization that advocates and educates for quality language schools. ALL is also a founding member of MEI (Marketing English in Ireland).
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$174
City Language School
Dublin is Ireland’s proud and vibrant capital and, with its cosmopolitan and modern feel, has been repeatedly voted Europe’s friendliest city by Trip Advisor. Dublin has strong ties to literature, music, dance and storytelling. As you walk the streets of Temple Bar, you can soak up the musical traditions that pervade the streets of many bars and restaurants; Truly a city of great beauty! Dublin is full of breathtaking natural scenery that will leave you with memories of a lifetime. It is ideally located on the southeast coast of Ireland and is a convenient gateway to the rest of Europe.
Oscars International is conveniently located in the heart of Dublin on Dam Street, giving you easy access to the entire city of Dublin as well as bus and tram lines.
Our campus is within walking distance of Temple Bar (music district), Grafton Street (shopping), Trinity College, Dublin Castle, St Stephen’s Green Park and the best event venues in town! A walking tour of Dublin city center is organized for students at the start of the program and our staff of Oscars Student Advisors will guide you on the best way to explore the city.
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Apollo Junior Dublin | Residential
1 review
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is known for its friendly and talkative people, strong historical culture and compact and safe city centre. Maynooth, located 30 minutes from Dublin city center and 45 minutes from Dublin Airport, is a beautiful 18th century Irish town of 8,500 people.
Maynooth benefits from being a lively and picturesque rural university town, while at the same time being referred to as a suburb of Dublin. Visitors to Maynooth are offered a wide range of entertainment: horseback riding, gliding, swimming. There are many cafes and restaurants in the city.
Maynooth University Campus, located just 5 minutes walk from the city center, consists of two connected campuses, the older south campus with 19 buildings100 acres of modern north campus, giving the university an impressive mix of old and new. The center has a superb sports complex with tennis courts, dance studios and extensive football/hockey pitches.
$1.035
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Apollo Junior Dublin | Host Family
1 review
Sutton Park School is located on the beautiful Howth Peninsula in Dublin Bay, 12 km from Dublin city center and a 15-minute drive from Dublin Airport. Sutton is a friendly and safe residential area of the city next to the fishing village of Howth, an area known to tourists and the Irish!
Sutton Park School is a prestigious private high school with excellent academic and athletic facilities that has been welcoming international students for over 20 years.
The school’s facilities include numerous computer labs, an art and craft room, a cooking room, tennis courts, an indoor gymnasium, and extensive all-weather football/hockey pitches, as well as an in-house cafeteria where students are served a hot lunch daily Monday through Friday.
Accommodation is offered in experienced local host families in double/triple rooms, hosted by a student of a different nationality and the same age. Apollo offers its guests a private bus to and from school every day, as well as private transport for all half-day and full-day excursions.
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Learn English & Live in Your Teacher’s Home in Dublin with Home Language International
Learn English and live in a private teacher’s home around Dublin with Home Language International!
Homepage International (HLI) is a family run business offering language courses in over 20 languages in over 30 countries worldwide, including English lessons at home by an experienced private teacher in Ireland. Over 5000 students use our services every year. Ian Joseph, Danielle Josephs, their 5 adult children and an expert team of dedicated staff all put in very long hours for HLI.
You stay in an experienced teacher’s family home, have one-to-one English lessons and then continue to use the language during the rest of your stay in Dublin. Because you are the only student, you are guaranteed an individual approach. The lessons are entirely designed for you, so the teacher will focus on exactly what you need. Dining, television and social contacts, all in English.
All of our teachers in Ireland hold a university degree (or equivalent) or a recognized teaching certificate. All teachers visited one of our local organizers. Checking their qualifications and carefully inspected their homes. During your stay in Dublin a local organizer will track your progress and make sure your experience is a happy and successful one.
The International Language Home Page (HLI) is accredited by the Accrediting Body for Language Services (ABLS), the Association of Language Travel Organizations (Alto) and UNOSEL.
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Twin Dublin
Twin Dublin formally known as Alpha College was founded in 1989 and started as an executive training center providing high level management and technical courses in English to non native-English speakers.
We found that the demand for high quality English language courses was just as important and we started providing the General English courses with a focus on Business and Specialized Programmes.
Over the last 28 years we have stayed true to the founding principle of offering the highest quality standards to our students from around the world.
When we first opened our famous green door we had approximately 20 students starting with us from 3 different countries. Last year we welcomed 52 different nationalities to Dublin and we always try to ensure the best possible nationality mix in all our classes.
We are fully recognized by the Irish department of Education. We are also members of two of the most prestigious quality marks in the International Language Travel industry – EAQUALS and IALC.
Our General English curriculum covers a rolling 12 week period at all levels from Elementary to Advanced. Our core classes take place from 9am to 1pm Monday to Friday with a short coffee break at ten to 11.
We offer 2 junior summer programs for young learners in Dublin. We have homestay or residential accommodation options and offer the same level of quality teaching to all our junior students.
Whether you are coming as a General English or General Business English student, for an English for Special Purposes course, Teacher Training, Work Experience or as a Young Learner; we aim to offer you the highest quality courses with the best student support while you are in Dublin.
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Traveling Languages
8 reviews
“Great concept”
“Wonderful trip full of magic for me”
Traveling Languages is the only accredited travel school in the world.
Our unique program completely immerses students in English every day, making it the perfect way to learn English: students constantly practice their language skills by visiting stunning landscapes or discovering cities with our qualified guides.
Our program provides true total immersion and our students get tangible results in a short amount of time.
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$87
Everest Language School
1 review
“Amazing experience”
If you want to study English in Dublin, Everest Language School is the right place for you. Located in the heart of Dublin, Everest Language School offers the best teaching combined with the most fun and exciting social activities.
Everest Language School is the first school in Dublin to make all academic decisions based on the linguistic research conducted at the school. We work with Trinity College Dublin chapters to create a unique learning path for each student. The school was founded by three teachers Anne-Marie, Maria and Rob with the aim of providing students with an unforgettable experience in Dublin and helping them achieve their language goals.
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ULearn English School Dublin
6 reviews
“Good”
“Unforgettable experience!”
ULearn is located in the heart of Dublin on Temple Bar Street.
Our superb location means students can enjoy Dublin’s best attractions while they study English with us. There are many museums, galleries and cultural offerings; Grafton St & Henry St boast world class shopping experience; there are many restaurants and cafes; and of course, students can enjoy a pint of Guinness and the famous Irish “craic” in any of the hundreds of pubs around us!
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$109
Castleforbes College
18 reviews
“very fun way to learn English”
“great week”
Castleforbes College is a very friendly student oriented school operating in the vibrant scene of Dublin city centre. Owned and Run by young Irish professionals who are dedicated to academic excellence in the field of language learning, the college has quickly become an established entity in this industry.
Our main goal is to satisfy all students through quality and fun courses and to make your experience in Ireland unforgettable. What makes us different from other English schools in Dublin is the love for this work, which represents our biggest passion.
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$136
Alpha College of English
1 review
Alpha College was founded in 1989 and began as a management training center providing high-level management and technical courses in English to non-native English speakers.
We found that the demand for high quality English courses was just as important and we began providing general English courses with a focus on business and specialized programs.
For the past 28 years, we have remained true to the founding principle of providing the highest quality standards to our students from all over the world.
When we first opened our famous green door, we had about 20 students from 3 different countries starting with us. Last year we welcomed 52 different nationalities to Dublin and we always try to ensure the best possible mix of nationalities in all of our classes.
We are fully recognized by the Irish Department of Education. We are also members of two of the most prestigious quality brands in the international language travel industry – EAQUALS, IALC and MEI.
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InFluent: Dublin
The host are located in Dublin and surrounding areas.
$1.242
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Englishour
19 reviews
“Amazing and nice school”
“THIS WAS A GREAT TIME”
Englishour is a small school dedicated to teaching natural conversational English at very competitive prices! When you enter the building and take the level proficiency exam, you will know that Englishour school is serious about teaching English. With a proven curriculum, you can learn English faster at Englishour. Improve your speaking fluency, comprehension, writing and grammar skills in a positive learning environment. Englishour has an excellent location and experienced teachers. Englishour offers free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee.
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$44
UCD English Language Academy
UCD English Language Academy is an English language school based on Ireland’s largest university campus.
We offer world-class courses for all levels in a university-style setting, with technology driven teaching facilities. Our course options include General English, Academic English, and IELTS Preparation Courses for adult students (18+ years).
The campus is just fifteen minutes from the city center and fifteen minutes from the coast. There are frequent buses traveling to the city center from the UCD campus.
Students can choose to stay at our on-campus residence during the summer months, and at our carefully selected homestays year-round.
UCD is Europe’s largest urban campus, and has the best sports and campus facilities in Ireland.
Facilities include an Olympic sized swimming pool, a 3D cinema, a bicycle shop, a fully equipped gym, and a supermarket. We also offer a weekly social programme, giving students an opportunity to practice their English, while making new friends and exploring Ireland.
$1.226
starting from*
starting from
$1.226
IH InTuition Languages: Ireland – Dublin Area
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