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ATC Bray school is located on the seafront facing the Irish Sea with self catering accommodation options within minutes walk of the school and host family accommodation within the town of Bray.
This course helps students to improve the level of fluency, gain self-confidence and improve communication skills. The intensive course helps to learn the language in the shortest possible time and gives a practical understanding of the English language and is aimed at developing the basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
The IELTS exam preparation course is a six-week program that focuses on improving written and spoken English, conducted on a par with improving key exam strategies and techniques.
The General English course syllabus consists of 16 hours per week and is designed to improve the students’ understanding of the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. It is suitable for long term students who require a study visa.
Students may begin each Monday. It is based on a 12 week cycle, during which time student’s progress through a set course book at the relevant level.
This course helps students to improve the level of fluency, gain self-confidence and improve communication skills. The intensive course helps to learn the language in the shortest possible time and gives a practical understanding of the English language and is aimed at developing the basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
The IELTS exam preparation course is a six-week program that focuses on improving written and spoken English, conducted on a par with improving key exam strategies and techniques.
The General English course syllabus consists of 16 hours per week and is designed to improve the students’ understanding of the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. It is suitable for long term students who require a study visa.
Students may begin each Monday. It is based on a 12 week cycle, during which time student’s progress through a set course book at the relevant level.
I don't need housing
Living with a host family is the ideal way to practise English outside the classroom.
Our Irish host families have been selected carefully and are visited regularly by our Accommodation Officer. Most are within walking distance of the school and offer students half-board during the week and full board at weekends.
Junior students are provided with bed and breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal each day of their stay and live as part of the family they are allocated to.
Room
Food
The ATC residence, Marine Terrace, is located only 700 metres from the school on the seafront and offers accommodation in single and twin en-suite rooms with shared kitchen and living rooms. Marine Terrace has been recently refurbused and students can enjoy the panoramic views of the Irish sea and Wicklow mountains, whilst also being within a 5 minute walking distance to the school and local amenities.
ATC Bray also offers accommodation in apartments next door to the school on
the seafront. The apartments have 2 or 3 twin and single rooms with a shared
kitchen, bathroom and living area.
Living with a host family is the ideal way to practise English outside the classroom.
Our Irish host families have been selected carefully and are visited regularly by our Accommodation Officer. Most are within walking distance of the school and offer students half-board during the week and full board at weekends.
Junior students are provided with bed and breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal each day of their stay and live as part of the family they are allocated to.
Room
Food
The ATC residence, Marine Terrace, is located only 700 metres from the school on the seafront and offers accommodation in single and twin en-suite rooms with shared kitchen and living rooms. Marine Terrace has been recently refurbused and students can enjoy the panoramic views of the Irish sea and Wicklow mountains, whilst also being within a 5 minute walking distance to the school and local amenities.
ATC Bray also offers accommodation in apartments next door to the school on
the seafront. The apartments have 2 or 3 twin and single rooms with a shared
kitchen, bathroom and living area.
Not required
103 $
one way
Flight is not included. We recommend you book your flight only after you get a visa to your destination country or make sure that you don't need one. Ticket price is for your information only.
Course
477 $
Housing
399 $
School's registration fee
91 $
You save when booking on Linguatrip
25 $
Total due now
967 $
Total cost of your trip is due now, because your course is less than a month away
4.7 out of 5
★★★★★Maria
Russia
Ireland is an extremely beautiful country! The school was great, but the host family has left bad impression. The school organised a lot of interesting activities for students, many of them are free. The only thing I did not like at all was my host family. They made a good first impression but then... I had a lot of misunderstandings with them. The food was awful: only ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat products, pizza, pasta, toasts. I asked my hosts to cook anything else but they decide not to take to heart my desires. Anyway, the house itself was comfortable and cosy....
Read moreSvetlana
Russia
Since I lived in a family, I had an opportunity to communicate in English not only with teachers and new friends at school, but also at home with native speakers every day. The classes are taught in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, everyone is very nice, teachers are really professional and love their work. I liked the selection of study materials. Especially the extra classes and open lessons on the culture of Ireland. Additional classes are thought of as lessons on speaking, but, actually, they are much wider and also expand your vocabulary, etc....
Read moreRussia
Yulia
Russia
It's time to tell you about my trip to Ireland. The time period is spring (March). Duration: 2 weeks. Trip’s goal: unforgettable vacation with benefits. I have been choosing between Malta, England and Ireland. I have chosen Ireland for some reasons, and one of them is harmonious mixture of cityscape and nature. Eventually, I started searching schools in Irish cities. I refused Dublin, because I prefer small and calm towns. Firstly, a school in Limerick caught me, but then I found out about school in Bray. I’ll tell a little about the town I lived in: Brey, 40 minutes away from the capital of Ireland by car. The town is not big, but cozy, it is located on the sea shore. You can ask me, why Bray exactly? Because 2 weeks are my vacation! Vacation is supposed to be accompanied by the sea air and the sound of the surf, seagulls’ screaming and delicious ice cream. Except the sea presence, 2 weeks language immersion was also important to me. And I got lucky, that school wasn’t popular amongst Russian guys. I was the only one speaking Russian (excluding a few guys from China and Japan who could say “hi” and “how are you doing” in my first language, that was soooo nice of them). A school also has a representative Joseph who knows ten languages, including Russian. I decided to live in residence which is located 5-7 minutes from school by foot on the first coastline. By the way, getting ahead of myself, while I was booking the residence, my manager made me happy by saying that I am going to have a beach view from my room window. In fact, it was nothing to shout about, but it didn’t shade my time there. The nice thing is that I had a room with a personal bathroom, but let me put it in an order: I came on Sunday and checked in (by the way, I didn’t pay any deposit, although my manager said vice versa). At first Monday I had to come to school earlier to take a test, afterwards, I got to B+ group. That day our classes started at 11:30. I had 20 hours per week course which means that classes are supposed to be at 9:00 till 13:30. It’s been additional !free! 1 hour lessons three times a week: business course, pronunciation, an additional course (Monday-Wednesday-Thursday), all lessons were interesting, and I was amazed of teachers. Most of students had 15 hours per week course – they had the same schedule as mine, but Friday was a day off for most of them. I had no more than 11 students in my group, sometimes everyone came to classes, sometimes just a half. I want to pay your attention to the fact that my course took place in March. This is a low season, so the classes are not chock-full, same for free classes, for example, it’s been just 2-4 of us on a business course. I want to say a few words about preparation of visa documents. I used LinguaTrip services, specifically Maria Shatalova’s. There have been many managers I talked to, but Maria answered me much faster and comprehensively, thanks to her! By the way, I have to mention that courier order (from my city to the embassy and back) is included in price of visa preparation....
Read moreMaria
Russia
Ireland is an extremely beautiful country! The school was great, but the host family has left bad impression. The school organised a lot of interesting activities for students, many of them are free. The only thing I did not like at all was my host family. They made a good first impression but then... I had a lot of misunderstandings with them. The food was awful: only ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat products, pizza, pasta, toasts. I asked my hosts to cook anything else but they decide not to take to heart my desires. Anyway, the house itself was comfortable and cosy....
Read moreSvetlana
Russia
Since I lived in a family, I had an opportunity to communicate in English not only with teachers and new friends at school, but also at home with native speakers every day. The classes are taught in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, everyone is very nice, teachers are really professional and love their work. I liked the selection of study materials. Especially the extra classes and open lessons on the culture of Ireland. Additional classes are thought of as lessons on speaking, but, actually, they are much wider and also expand your vocabulary, etc....
Read moreRussia
Yulia
Russia
It's time to tell you about my trip to Ireland. The time period is spring (March). Duration: 2 weeks. Trip’s goal: unforgettable vacation with benefits. I have been choosing between Malta, England and Ireland. I have chosen Ireland for some reasons, and one of them is harmonious mixture of cityscape and nature. Eventually, I started searching schools in Irish cities. I refused Dublin, because I prefer small and calm towns. Firstly, a school in Limerick caught me, but then I found out about school in Bray. I’ll tell a little about the town I lived in: Brey, 40 minutes away from the capital of Ireland by car. The town is not big, but cozy, it is located on the sea shore. You can ask me, why Bray exactly? Because 2 weeks are my vacation! Vacation is supposed to be accompanied by the sea air and the sound of the surf, seagulls’ screaming and delicious ice cream. Except the sea presence, 2 weeks language immersion was also important to me. And I got lucky, that school wasn’t popular amongst Russian guys. I was the only one speaking Russian (excluding a few guys from China and Japan who could say “hi” and “how are you doing” in my first language, that was soooo nice of them). A school also has a representative Joseph who knows ten languages, including Russian. I decided to live in residence which is located 5-7 minutes from school by foot on the first coastline. By the way, getting ahead of myself, while I was booking the residence, my manager made me happy by saying that I am going to have a beach view from my room window. In fact, it was nothing to shout about, but it didn’t shade my time there. The nice thing is that I had a room with a personal bathroom, but let me put it in an order: I came on Sunday and checked in (by the way, I didn’t pay any deposit, although my manager said vice versa). At first Monday I had to come to school earlier to take a test, afterwards, I got to B+ group. That day our classes started at 11:30. I had 20 hours per week course which means that classes are supposed to be at 9:00 till 13:30. It’s been additional !free! 1 hour lessons three times a week: business course, pronunciation, an additional course (Monday-Wednesday-Thursday), all lessons were interesting, and I was amazed of teachers. Most of students had 15 hours per week course – they had the same schedule as mine, but Friday was a day off for most of them. I had no more than 11 students in my group, sometimes everyone came to classes, sometimes just a half. I want to pay your attention to the fact that my course took place in March. This is a low season, so the classes are not chock-full, same for free classes, for example, it’s been just 2-4 of us on a business course. I want to say a few words about preparation of visa documents. I used LinguaTrip services, specifically Maria Shatalova’s. There have been many managers I talked to, but Maria answered me much faster and comprehensively, thanks to her! By the way, I have to mention that courier order (from my city to the embassy and back) is included in price of visa preparation....
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Full cost of the course after prepayment deduction must be paid no later than for weeks before the start of the course. School returns money in case of visa rejection.
Course
477 $
Housing
399 $
School fee
91 $
Linguatrip discount
-25 $
Total due now
967 $
Total cost of your trip is due now, because your course is less than a month away
