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ATC Dublin is located in the center of Dublin and offers high-quality English language learning.
ATC Dublin is located in the heart of Dublin City Centre within walking distance of the city’s most popular attractions and fashionable cafés, restaurants, and pubs. The school itself is located in a modern building that has been completely refurbished and upgraded to provide students with the most comfortable city center experience.
ATC Dublin has 16 bright, modern, and spacious classrooms. Each classroom is equipped with advanced audio and audiovisual technologies, including interactive whiteboards that enable teachers to use the latest technology to enhance students’ learning experience. The educators use the internet regularly in the classes giving students practical examples of how to use their language in the 21st Century.
On the 4th floor, there is a relaxation and recreation space for learners. The light filled student common area is a perfect place for the pupils to meet during breaks and after class and arrange their social activities.
There are also computers on the 4th floor where students can prepare and update their CV. The computers can also be used to log in to ATC Dublin's guided e-learning platform where students can monitor their progress and continue their studies.
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.
ATC’s Preparatory Certificate in English Language Teaching (ELT) is a short course preparing Irish state-qualified teachers and trainee teachers to teach international students on short English language programmes in Ireland, over the summer months.
This course will help teachers develop their own knowledge of the English language system and gain an insight into the theories of language learning and language teaching.
The course will look at a framework for understanding the different levels of language skills and competencies of learners.
It will explore methodologies and techniques for teaching English as a foreign language to secondary level students at different levels, and will help teachers create and source fun and engaging materials for use in the classroom.
The programme also prepares teachers who may have to teach part or all of their course online.
This practical STEAM methodology course looks at engaging, collaborative and interactive activities that primary teachers can use to create cross-curricular lessons that focus on STEAM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Maths). This course specifically focuses on the effective set up, delivery and assessment of project-based lesson content and how it can encourage learner autonomy and 21st Century Skills.
The main aim of this course is to help primary teachers:
- plan STEAM lessons that will suit their particular subjects and learner needs while ensuring a cross-curricular focus,
- understand how to integrate digital literacy, sustainability, inclusion and diversity into project-based STEAM lessons and materials,
- develop materials, select digital resources and design activities which are engaging and motivating for students,
- focus on learner autonomy, project-based learning and deliver STEAM lessons in a student-centred way.
The school must confirm the availability of your chosen accommodation.
If the selected housing is not available for your dates, the school will offer another accommodation option for you to consider.
I don't need housing
Students attending ATC's Dublin city center school can stay with Irish host families, located in nice, leafy suburbs, close to good public transport. Students travel to and from school by bus, DART (train), or LUAS (tram). Host families for adult students offer single or twin rooms with half-board during the week and full-board at weekends.
Room
Food
It is a very modern student accommodation with single en-suite rooms in shared apartments with a kitchen and lounge.
The apartments are around 30 minutes from the school, both by walking and by public transport.
It is a sleek and modern student accommodation. It is ideally located in Point Village, right in the heart of Dublin’s bustling Docklands area.
Each apartment is fully furnished complete with modern kitchen and dining room. In addition, the residence offers a great social space with a TV, game pods, cinema and a gym.
Not required
130 €
one way
School address:
34-35 South William Street, Dublin 2, Dublin. , Dublin
...4.8 out of 5
Ulyana
Russia
I have no complaints for accommodation in the host family. Everything was fine! Unfortunately, I was not able to get to the most interesting outings from the school because they were canceled due to the storm. In-school activities were also quite interesting. Teachers at school are wonderful as a mi
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Irma
Russia
I'm very lucky to have my host family. Wonderful hosts and comfortable conditions. I liked the course! We had two teachers in total. The first one I liked very much, but the second one was a bit boring, we studied exclusively by the textbook. The school is very good! Thanks to the administration and
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Daria
Russia
Accommodation in a host family was comfortable. A wonderful woman of the house, I still remember her. On weekends school organized trips and I always took part in them. I was kinda sad that for students who had classes in the evening there weren't any events. A really good method of teaching. Intere
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Pay a deposit to reserve your spot
You have three days to cancel your booking with no fees if case you change your mind.
You have until 23/12/2024 to pay the remaining balance
Full cost of the course after prepayment deduction must be paid no later than four weeks before the start of the course.