Study Locations:
Ireland is always regarded as having one of the top educational systems in the world as well as having a well-developed economy making it an excellent place to study and gain work experience. It also has several cities ranked as top destinations to visit as well as top universities and flexible student visas allowing students to work, usually between 20 and 40 hours a week (depending on visa type and time of year). Have a look below at some of the best places you can study and our partners there.
Checking your English level
Most schools will want to test your English level before you start a course. This is because some courses have an entry level requirement and also because the school wants to put you in a class with students at a similar level. If you have not taken an English test, or taken one recently, you can do a quick test of your English level here on our website. Just click the button to jump to the page, register your details and take the test – it’s as simple as that and will only take about 10 minutes!
Dublin
The capital of Ireland is located on the East Coast and is the chief port, centre of financial and commercial power, and seat of culture for the country. Boasting many buildings of historical and architectural interest, Dublin also hosts several top universities and is a great place to study having a great social and night life available.
Galway
Galway is an ancient city with a history going back to medieval times. Originally a fishing village, it developed from the 12th century to the modern city you can visit today. Situated on the coast with historic trading routes to Spain, Galway is a great place to stay and study and a useful base for exploring tourism in Ireland.
