The river Liffey divides Dublin into two distinct halves: the southside of the city and the north. O’Connell Street is the main artery of Dublin’s city centre. A grand, broad and tree-lined boulevard the street is now returning to its former reputation as Main Street. The main tourist attraction is a maze of cobblestone nooks and crooked crannies, between Dame Street and the Liffey. Temple Bar is still Dublin’s most upwardly mobile area. Every turn uncovers more distinctive shops and another trendy arts centre. By night, visitors (and some Dubliners) gravitate towards Temple Bar and its environs to socialise.

This English school was founded in 1979 and over the last 26 year the English school has built up an international reputation for the care and attention they show all their clients. This language school welcome students from over 40 different countries around the world and every year this number increases.  

SCHOOL FACILITIES:
Our English school has two prestigious buildings in the centre of Dublin. The English school headquarters are located on Dame Street near Trinity College and Dublin Castle, and opposite the Central Bank of Ireland. This building houses all the administrative offices as well as 8 bright classrooms, a student common room and a teachers room. The second teaching centre is less than a minute walk from Dame Street on Dame Court. This English school has 16 fantastic spacious classrooms, a cafeteria, a city terrace garden, computer room, self access library and video room. Both English schools are easily accessible and are surrounded by excellent shops, restaurants and cultural attractions.

AVERAGE AGE OF STUDENTS:
23

NATIONALITIES:
Italian 25%, Chinese 10%, Spanish 15%, French 10%

MEMBERSHIPS & ACREDITATIONS:
MEI-RELSA, ACELS, EAQUALS, FIYTO, ALTO, Dublin Tourism, Dublin Chamber of Commerce