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Irish College of English - ICE, Dublin, Ireland

General English course

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General English course - Morning 277   258 USD (1 week(s))
The course starts every
The course starts every
Mon
Minimum age
18
Lesson/week
15
Required Level
Pre Intermediate
Hours/week
15
Average No. of students per class
10
Maximum students per class
15
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Intensive English course - Morning 349   325 USD (1 week(s))
The course starts every
The course starts every
Mon
Minimum age
18
Lesson/week
20
Required Level
Pre Intermediate
Hours/week
20
Average No. of students per class
10
Maximum students per class
15
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General English course

General English Course gives you the guts to speak English with the others without feeling nervous and embarrassed. Also, you will master spoken grammar without studying grammar rules. This course will change your life which it will help you to communicate more effectively and confidently in everyday situations and improve your speaking and listening skills

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  • Minimum age

    Minimum age

    18
  • The course starts every

    The course starts every

    Mon
  • Study time

    Study time

    Morning
  • Maximum students per class

    Maximum students per class

    15
  • Lesson/week

    Lesson/week

    15
  • Hours/week

    Hours/week

    15
  • Average No. of students per class

    Average No. of students per class

    10
  • Required Level

    Required Level

    Pre Intermediate
Irish College of English - ICE

Irish College of English - ICE

The Irish College of English, established in 1992, is recognized by ACELS, a Service of Quality and Qualification Ireland, for English Language Teaching (ELT), and is also a member of the Quality Language Schools Promotion Body MEI. The Irish College of English is a leading education provider located in Ireland which is known for its high standards in English language training and quality of education. Studying English in Ireland is an astonishing experience with a village feel and friendly people. The school’s location in Dublin city feels small and safe and is easy to get around quickly; in addition to all the activities you can enjoy such as; shopping, visiting National museums, theaters, galleries and concert halls, and joining different sporting clubs.
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Dublin, Ireland
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City Name City Name | Dublin

Population Population: 527,873

Dublin is vibrant town with much to offer. There are excellent restaurants, world-class theaters, a lively nightlife, and of course - storied old pubs, where you can encounter funny, gregarious locals in their natural habitat. The cobblestoned streets, the splendid towers of Trinity College, and the gracious squares of Georgian Dublin still echo with the city’s history. Every year, visitors flock to Dublin in droves; some to pay homage to their roots, some to rediscover the city they know and love, and others to see it all for the first time. Alongside the longstanding, popular destinations that have been attracting people for years, exciting new places are consistently popping up, including everything from quirky cocktail bars to creative restaurants.