Dublin

Our English school in Dublin, Ireland

Study English in our beautiful Georgian school building
Our English school is located in the exciting Temple Bar district
Learn English with qualified, experienced and friendly teachers
Kaplan Aspect Dublin is a member of MEI/RELSA
Our English school is recognized by ACELS (Department of Education and Science)

English courses in Dublin, Ireland

Vacation courses
General English courses
Intensive English courses
Business English course
IELTS and Cambridge Exam preparation courses
Work and Study program
Intensive English Academic Year and Semester

Accommodation options in Dublin, Ireland

Homestay
Student residences

Why learn English in Dublin, Ireland?

Explore Dublin’s numerous parks, castles and museums
Watch a hurling or Gaelic football game at Croke Park
Learn about the history of Guinness at the Guinness Storehouse
Attend an Irish music and dancing evening in a local pub
Explore Ireland and visit Cork or Galway

For more detailed information, to see more pictures of our Dublin school and meet the student services staff, download the Dublin school factfile here!

School Information

Kaplan Aspect's Dublin English school offers superior features and facilities including:

A magnificent Georgian building overlooking the River Liffey
Our English school is in the fashionable Temple Bar district with its excellent range of museums, galleries, cafes and book shops
Thoroughly modern interior with 12 bright classrooms, a newly-refitted computer centre with full multimedia facilities and an extensive software library
Our qualified and experienced teaching team offer students a very high academic standard
A varied activity program includes weekends away in Galway and Killarney

For more detailed information, to see more pictures of our Dublin English school and meet the student services staff, download the Dublin school factfile here!

Dublin

University Placement Service, University Preparation, Internships and OPUS Paid Work and Study also available.

Kaplan Aspect is pleased to offer students enrolled in courses at our English school the following accommodation options in Dublin, Ireland:

Homestay
Homestay accommodation is ideal for students who want to immerse themselves in the Irish culture. Sharing meals with your hosts every day, you'll benefit from speaking English in relaxed, natural situations outside of your English course. All Kaplan Aspect homestays in Dublin are carefully selected by our school staff to provide you with a safe and welcoming home environment. Homestay with a private bathroom is available on a limited basis. This offers all the benefits of homestay with a bathroom the exclusive use of the student.
Room type: Twin or single
Minimum age: 16
Meals provided: 14 meals/week
For more information about homestay in Ireland please download our Accommodation factfile.

Student residence
Kaplan Aspect offers students enrolled in an English course at our school in Dublin a choice of residence apartment options. Both are in the city centre and offer superior accommodation either self-catering or half-board:
Room type: Twin and Single
Minimum age: 18
Meals provided: Self-catering or half-board
For more information about residences in Dublin download the following factfiles:
Blackhall Place
YWCA

Dublin

Programs and Prices

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Summer Vacation English Course	Get price

Local Information

We want your time with Kaplan Aspect Dublin to be as fun as it will be rewarding. Dedicated Activities Coordinators at our English school work around the clock to provide you with a range of social, cultural and sporting activities to suit your taste, budget and time available! Download a sample timetable here!

Dublin Highlights

Step back in time on a visit to Kilmainham Gaol and explore events that shaped Irish history
Savour the taste of the perfect pint. The Guinness storehouse is the home of the 'black stuff!'
Delve into the rich literary past at The Dublin Writer's Museum and discover Yeats, Joyce, Swift, Shaw... a must for all literary enthusiasts
Become a certified whiskey taster at The Old Jameson Distillery and unleash 'the spirit of Ireland'
Discover the spooky crypt of St Michan's Church and the the Bram Stoker Dracula Museum
Explore the grounds of the magnificent Trinity College, home to the book of Kells, a beautifully ornate manuscript dating from 800 AD
Be inspired by the breathtaking scenery of The Howth Peninsula, only 20 mins from the city centre
Support the Dubliners in their national sports - Gaelic football and hurling - the atmosphere is electric
Take a day trip to Wicklow, the garden of Ireland, or Newgrange, a Neolithic passage grave over 5000 years old
Soak up the fun - in Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural quater; you'll find live Irish music and dance, traditional and modern clubs and pubs, theatres and cinemas

Discover what Dublin has to offer while taking an English course with Kaplan Aspect in Ireland! Take a look at the local tourism website to see more: http://www.visitdublin.com/entertainment/dublin.aspx

Irish winters are quite cold and rainy too but the conditions are rarely extreme so don't let it stop you from getting out and about and enjoying what the country has to offer. From June to September the weather in Ireland is much milder. It's bright outside and it gets warmer. Summers in Ireland can be marked by weather which is a little unpredictable. You may wake up in the morning to sun and by lunch be reaching for your umbrella.