Learn English in Ireland
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Quality Assurance
The Administration and Co-ordination of English Language Services (ACELS) is a function of the National Qualifications Authority of Ireland. ACELS provides quality assurance for English language services in Ireland through the management and operation of an Inspection/Recognition Scheme for ELT organisations and an Accreditation Scheme for English Language teacher training providers. ACELS is responsible for the development and quality assurance of a suite of English language exams (TIE, ETAPP) and for the organisation of professional development activities for ELT practitioners
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English Language CoursesEvery year, thousands of people from all walks of life come to Ireland to study the English language. And there are plenty of language schools that hold courses designed to focus on your exact needs. |
ExaminationsWhatever your age, ability or specific requirement, there are language courses available in Ireland to suit you. Whether it's business communications or casual conversation you're after, your language school can recommend the best type of examination to make the most out of your stay in Ireland. |
Student Life in IrelandRegardless of your age and ability, the genuine warmth of the Irish people means that you don't have to be shy about speaking. |
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Employment for English Language Students in
Only students attending a full-time course of education of at least one year’s duration, and leading to qualifications recognised by the Department of Education and Science, will be permitted to take up casual employment. Casual employment is defined as 20 hours part-time work per week, or full-time work during normal college vacation periods, and it should never interfere with the student’s attendance record. A stamp placed in your passport by the Garda National Immigration Bureau will indicate whether or not you are permitted to take up casual employment. Please be aware that many English language courses are not regarded as full-time, excluding the right of these students to apply for casual employment.
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Accommodation
Host Families
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Residential School Accommodation
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Transport
On arrival, most schools can arrange collection from the nearest airport or station. |
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