Language studies in Ireland for adults

The Republic of Ireland has many places where you can take language courses in total immersion. There are three main regions where you can easily meet Irish people. Here's some information about these regions.

• Dublin: The capital, Dublin, is a charming and lively city. Students will be able to practice their English while wandering Dublin's unique streets and discovering its culturally rich historic heart. As a major player in the country's artistic, political, economic and industrial life, Dublin is a destination of choice for students looking for an extraordinary experience.
• Cork: Cork is a world-renowned university city, with its renowned professors. A center of Gaelic culture, Cork offers a wealth of cultural activities and hidden secrets to anyone discovering this metropolis. What's more, nearby you can venture to Waterford, the country's oldest city. Founded in 914 by the Vikings, Waterford is world-famous for its crystal. It's a must-visit destination on your language trip to Ireland.
• Galway : This region is famous for its incredible Cliffs of Moher and the coastal city of Galway. If you're looking for a language school where you can practice your English while enjoying the Irish countryside, Galway is the place for you.

Accommodation is often one of the biggest concerns before embarking on a language study trip. At Langstart, we offer two types of optionalaccommodation. 

• In residence: ideal for adults wanting to meet foreigners from all over the world. 
• Host family: ideal accommodation for total English immersion. By staying with a host family, you'll have the opportunity to hear English 24/24 and live at the pace of an Irish family. 

Ireland is a popular destination for working and learning English at the same time. Here's what you'll need to work in Ireland: 

• 👩‍🎓 Student visa: International students with a student visa can work in Ireland during their stay. This depends on the length of the course and the type of visa obtained. Generally, students enrolled on full-time programs of at least one year can work up to 20 hours a week during the semester and full-time during the vacations.
• 💼 Job opportunities: the most accessible jobs for international students include the hospitality sector, retail, and seasonal employment. These positions not only allow you to earn extra income, but also to practice English in a professional context.
• 📅 Requirements: To work legally in Ireland, it is necessary to obtain a PPS (Personal Public Service Number), which is used for identification purposes in public services and payroll matters.
• 🔍 Impact on learning: Working while you study offers valuable immersion in local culture and improves your language skills. However, it's important to maintain a good balance so as not to compromise your academic progress.

Check out our guide on how to go to Ireland to learn English and work.