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The Emerald Cultural Institute is a school recognised by the Irish

Department of Education and Skills for the Teaching of English as aForeign Language.

Certified by the New York State Education Department.

Central Bookings Office: Emerald Cultural Institute, 10 Palmerston Park,Rathgar, Dublin 6, Ireland. t +353 1 4973361 f +353 1 4975008 e [email protected]

Dublin

Emerald Cultural Institute10 Palmerston Park

Rathgar, Dublin 6, Irelande [email protected]

New York

Emerald New York40 Exchange Place, Suite 700

New York, NY 10005e [email protected]

Taipei

Taiwan Representative OfficeNo.236, Dade Rd.

Sanxia Dist.NewTaipei City 23741Taiwan (R.O.C.)e [email protected]


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Te Emerald Cultural Institute has had over twenty-ve yearso experience in providing quality language, proessionaldevelopment and cultural programmes to groups andindividuals o all ages and rom more than 50 countriesworldwide. As learners needs changed, we developed a

sophisticated range o courses to meet those needs; academicyear programmes, university pathway and examinationpreparation courses, tailor-made specialised programmesor groups and i ndividuals, blended learning and in-servicecourses or teachers, training through English.We bring energy and enthusiasm in responding to the newreality that is international education today and to developingsuitable programmes across a broad spectrum. We also provideexpert training in a variety o dierent locations so that cl ientscan choose the type o programme and the location that best

meets their unique needs. We remain committed to an ongoingevaluation o what we do in response to the constantly-evolving world o international education, without ever losingsight o the act that it is the individual learner who is at thecentre o what we provide.Learning a language oers a new perspective on the world andon lie and we are proud to be part o that experience.

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With excellent transport links by train or bus, Dublin is a perect base rom which toexplore the renowned scenic areas o Galway, Cork, Kerry and Sligo.

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Our headquarters are located at No. 10 Palmerston Park, a primeresidential district within easy reach o Dublin City centre. Set inits own gardens, and overlooking the beautiul Palmerston Park,it oers students the chance to study English in a peaceul andstress-ree environment with the city centre a 6-minute tram

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During summer months, programmes are held in our year-round school and ina variety o other suitable locations. For junior students attending a summerprogramme, our summer centres are modern complexes set in their ownextensive grounds. All centres are located in quiet well-established residentialareas, yet are within easy reach o Dublin city centre by bus and tram.

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Bright and spacious buildings with excellent classroom acilities Extensive playing elds and sports acilities or recreational activities

Large indoor hall or sports and evening activities Situated in mature residential areas. Host amilies are either walking distance or a

short bus/tram journey to the schools. Hot lunch options available in all summer centres with a wide range o hot and cold

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We have a number o adult and junior residential centres available during thesummer. Students joining a residential course may attend class on campus. Ourresidential courses are held in Marino Institute o Education, Grith College, StRaphaelas and IMI Residence.

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Sligo is a riendly and welcoming place or students and the beautiul town has manyvisitor attractions and historical monuments. raditional music is an important parto the lively social scene in Sligo. At the weekends students can explore other parts oIreland with one-day trips organised to Dublin, Galway, Mayo or the Aran Islands.

Summer programmes in Sligo are run in T inn intnton Cog ndConvnton Cnt, a beautiul campus overlooking the scenic lake o Lough Gill.Students can enjoy truly spacious apartments tted out to the highest standard andeatures o the campus include:

3 and 4 bedroom apartments all ensuite 221 rooms.

Swipe card access control to all blocks, apartments and bedrooms.

Fully urnished, including study desks and chairs, soas and Vs.

Fitted kitchens complete with cutlery, utensils, etc.

WiFi access included in the bedrooms or students who bring their own laptops.

On-site acilities including state-o-the-art college classrooms, indoor gym,outdoor sports and recreation acilities, and laundry and convenience store.

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Students have the opportunity to visit a number o iconic sights. T emstt Bdng, Cnt pk, the o o th rock Observation Deck and thestt o lbtyto name just a ewnever ail to dazzle, while strolling aroundm sq, W stt, Chntown, ltt ity, and Gnwch Vg oersa window into the Citys past and cultural character.

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Located on a picturesque Staten Island hilltop, the Wagner campus is noted or itsbeauty and tranquillity. Te campus retains the eeling o a turn-o-the-centuryoasis with original stately buildings and a magnicent view o Manhattan, theAtlantic Ocean and New York harbour.

Staten Island oers a small town eeling and easy access to Manhattan by meanso the Staten Island Ferry, which carries commuters to and rom the city ree ocharge. Te erry ride oers visitors unorgettable views o the Verrazano Bridge,Statue o Liberty, Ellis Island and lower Manhattan skyline.


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Facilities o the campus include:

Beautiully landscaped 105-acre wooded grounds On-campus accommodation with spectacular views

Excellent classroom and study acilities

State-o-the-art sports acilities including a gymnasium and tness centre,swimming pool, basketball stadium, aerobic and dance Studio

All-you-can-eat student caeteria with menus designed to ensure that theressomething or everyone

General Convenience Store providing ood and provisions throughout the day.

Supervision and monitoring by 24-hour security desks and campus patrols

High-speed internet and e-mail connections or students who bring theirown laptops

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Bay Ridge is a beautiul Brooklyn neighbourhood overlooking the HudsonRiver, lower New York harbour and the Verrazano Narrows. Oten reerredto as Brooklyns Gold Coast, it is a lively and bustling area with a strongamily presence and international favour.

Located within easy reach o Manhattan, the neighbourhood oers a

number o popular and cultural attractions such as the Harbor DeenseMuseum, and the beautiul 69th Street Pier and Owls Head Park.

During the summer classes are held at Xaverian High School, aprestigious private school and one o New York Citys leading college-preparatory schools. Te state-o-the-art campus is conveniently locatedclose to students host amily accommodation and provides an excellentstudy environment or our students.

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Students spending a h igh school year in Washington DC can be part o this vibrantand lively city. Students are accommodated with host amilies convenientlylocated to their chosen high school and the experience o living with a amily helpsstudents to integrate ully into the American way o lie.

Our High School programmes are oeredin a number o prestigious schools in

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Wttn nd O pcmnt tt: Students are given awritten and oral test on the rst day o their course andplaced in a class appropriate to their level o English. Tisallows our teachers to speak with each student individuallyand decide on the best class or him or her.

Co Mt: Te materials used in class are interestingand stimulating. We use the most up-to-date textbooksand our teachers draw on a wide range o authenticsupplementary materials rom a variety o sources including

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Classes are held in the mornings and the timetable or ourIntensive Course is ideal or students who want ree time to

join in our social programme, spend time with their riends orwork on a part-time basis. Students who want to do private

study in the aternoons can avail o the help o our tutors inthe language laboratory or use the multi-media acilities.

In addition to the Intensive Course held in the morningEmerald oers a wide range o opportunities or thestudent to improve their language skills i n a variety odierent aternoon programmes.

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GeN120 hours o group tuition per week

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Students participating in our Combined Course (GEN2)ollow the morning programme o the Intensive Coursewith an additional ve hours o individual tuition. Tiscourse has the advantage o combining the possibility oworking in a group with personal tuition in the aternoon,allowing participants to concentrate on specic areas olanguage development and work on a one-to-one basiswith their teacher in order to achieve maximum progress.Te aternoon timetable can be fexible by arrangementwith the teacher, to allow students to participate in thesocial and cultural programme oered by the school.

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Tis course is tailor-made to suit the individual needso any student who wishes to work on specic areas o

language development. Students who choose this coursecan work with as many as three dierent teachers a day,ocusing on specic points in each lesson. Te courseprogramme may be agreed in advance o the course orwith the course tutor on the rst day.

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Tis course is designed to improve fuency in English.It allows students to develop their language skills i nthe morning lessons and put them into practice in theaternoon. Te aternoon conversation classes areavailable at three levels, starting rom pre-intermediateand cover a wide range o topics o discussion. Teclasses are smaller than in the morning courses, helpingto generate meaningul discussion within the group.eachers concentrate on vocabulary and idiomaticlanguage, leading to more natural English speech.

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Choosing an internationally recognised examination is anideal way or students to certiy their English Languagelevel. Our Cambridge Examination Courses providestudents with expert teachers who have a proven successrecord in preparing students or the First Certicate,Advanced or Prociency Examinations.

Cambridge t Ctct n engh (Ce),Examination Ctct n advncd enghCourses (Cae), pocncy (Cpe).

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Our Intensive plus Examination programmes aredesigned to help students achieve the best possi bleresults in their chosen English exam. Tis courseprepares students or the ollowing internationallyrecognised examinations:

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is required or admission to universities around the worldand is an important English language qualication oraccess to universities and colleges in Britain and Ireland

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Students who join us or an academic year can take

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Te Academic Year can be structured to suit each individualsrequirements and the Director o Studies will design asuitable study path based on your level, needs and aims .

Students who do not meet the academic requirements ordirect entry to undergraduate degrees should attend anInternational Foundation Programme. We are happy toassist students with applications and reerrals to ourpartners who oer these programmes.

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Dbn inttt o chnoogyTe Dublin Institute o echnology was ounded in 1887, and in recent years hasplayed an important role in providing new education programmes to support thetechnical, business, health, science and social inrastructure o a constantly evolvingknowledge economy.

Nton unvty o ind (Nui), MynoothTe National University o Ireland, Maynooth has enjoyed over two centuries oacademic excellence with the current university ormalised in 1997. Building on atradition o scholarship and excellence in all aspects o its eaching and Learning,NUI Maynooth is committed to being a rst class research-led centre o learning and

academic discovery. It is located on a spacious university campus in Irelands onlyuniversity town 20km west o Dublin.

Mno inttt o edcton, DbnMarino Institute o Education is a third level college, established in 1904. It oers athree-year undergraduate Bachelor o Education (B.Ed.) programme and an eighteen-month postgraduate Higher Diploma in Education (Primary), both awarded by theUniversity o Dublin.

Bndctn Cog, atchon, KnNamed one o Americas Best Colleges or 2010 by U.S. News and World

Report, Benedictine College oers popular business majors and a wide range oundergraduate programmes. Students benet rom small classes, personal attentionand opportunities to get to know American students.


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Our University Pathway Programme Service Includes:

Advice and assistance rom our Academic team indeciding on your course or university selection.

Identiying the specic requirements and English-language level needed or your chosen course and adviceon the most suitable examination to take.

Assistance in completing college applications andputting together the necessary documentation.

Organising Conditional Letters o Oer rom our partnerUniversities or Colleges.

Submission o documents and application orms in thespecied time rames.

Regular contact and ollow-up on your applications withthe International Oce o the chosen University.

In addition to our wide range o general and intensivecourse options we oer the ollowing specic courseoptions or students participating in the UniversityPathway Programmes:etn engh-lngg emnton:

GeN5 nd GeN6Students registering or IELS, OEFL or one o theCambridge ESOL examinations will receive advice onthe most suitable examination to take and will be able toattend specic examination preparation classes. Teseprogrammes ocus on developing key techniques andstrategies or academic success. Examination ees are notincluded in the course ees.

engh o acdmc po: GeN8Tis course is ideal or students planning to enter university

and helps students to develop the academic skills andtechniques necessary or their time in an English-speakingUniversity. Te aternoon modules include sessions onnote taking, giving presentations and developing academicwriting or reports and essays.

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Purposes a minimum languagelevel o good intermediate or upper-

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We have agreements in place withprestigious universities in Ireland and

the USA to provide English languageprogrammes to prepare applicantsor university entrance. As part o ourservice we oer our students support,advice and assistance in makingtheir application or admission to ourpartner universities or to any otherthird level college or university.

Our Academic Year and University Pathway Programmes are designed or students o

all levels who:

Plan to enter university or college at undergraduate or graduate level.

Need to prepare or the IELS, OEFL, Cambridge ESOL examinations or otheruniversity entrance examinations.

Want to prepare or their experience in an English-speaking university by improvingtheir skills and techniques in our English or Academic Purposes Module.

Want to succeed in the university classroom with native English speakers.

Need English or their major or whose university programme will be through English.

Students who do not meet the academic requirements or direct entry toundergraduate degrees should attend an International Foundation Programme. Weare happy to assist students with applications and reerrals to our partners who oerthese programmes.

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Tis course caters or all students and interests andcombines a minimum o our weeks language study withbetween six weeks and six months o hands-on workingexperience. Our internship is an ideal option or studentsstudying with us or an Academic Year who are also lookingto improve their uture career prospects by gaining valuableexperience to include on their CV.

Te Emerald Cultural Institute works with our partnerorganisations who are specialised in the area o recruitmentto nd internship placements or our students in

internationally-recognised companies as well as nationaland European organisations. We provide course participantswith a range o working possibilities including:

Business (nancial services, I and telecoms, marketing,consulting, hospitality, ood, travel, ashion, retail)

Media/arts/literature (newspapers, magazines,publishing, lm, V, music radio, theatre, museums,galleries, resource centres)

PR/advertising (advertising agencies, PR agencies,in-house press oces, event planning),

Politics/law/NGOs.

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In order or you to enrol or this

internship programme we must

receive eight weeks notice and

students should take into account

seasonal availability in certain areas.

Te chosen company will decide the

working schedule, which may include

evenings and weekends. Although

every eort is made to place each

student in his or her rst-choice

company, availabil ity may vary

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Participants receive the highest-quality teaching andtraining during their time with us.

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Tis course is designed or the proessional who wishes toconcentrate on a particular area or who would like to makethe maximum amount o progress in the period available.Te course is tailor-made to suit the exact requirements o

the client and all participants complete a Needs Analysisprior to their arrival.

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Tis small-group course has been especially structured anddesigned or participants rom a business or proessionalbackground who require knowledge o English or theirwork and who wish to increase their language andcommunication skills in an intensive programme. With a

maximum class size o ve, participants are assured opersonal attention rom course tutors.

Te content o the course includes simulated discussionsand business meetings, telephone conversations,negotiations, report writing, problem solving and role-plays.On completion o the course participants should be able tospeak English more condently in business, proessionaland social situations.

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30 hours o individual tuition per week

6 hours per day rom Monday Friday

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Maximum number o participants 5

Duration 1 week


Available on xed dates in Dublin and

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Minimum language-level good

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Tis course oers a mix o group and individual classesand makes the ull use o the limited time available duringa short stay. Clients have the benet o studying in generalinternational group classes in the morning and can usetheir individual hours o tuition to concentrate on specicareas o interest.

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Tis tailor-made programme is available or groups onlyand oers participants a mix o General English tuition withtraining or their specic proession conducted throughthe English language in the aternoon. Our ull-time sta iscomplemented by experts rom the Irish proessional scenewho are invited to lecture in the Institute and we can organisevisits to Irish companies involved in the particular eld.

Te proessions or which this course is available include:Law, Medicine, Inormation echnology, Engineering,Banking, Finance, Journalism, Management, Aviation, Green

Economy, Military and ourism.

Te timetable and content o the course is designed tomatch clients needs and programmes are tailor-made todeliver a programme that meets your exact requirements.

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20 hours o group tuition a week plus 10

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9.00-11.00 and 11.15-1.15 and 14.00-

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Start dates: every Monday except orcomplete begi nners

All levels rom Beginner * to Advanced

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A combination o language-development classes andmodules ocusing particularly on the teaching o Englishin the primary classroom, and on the needs o younglearners. Modules covered in the course include: Songsand Games in the Language Classroom; Drama and Role-play or young learners; asks and Activities or LanguageLearning; Developing Speaking and Listening Skills inYounger Learners. Workshops help the participants todevise materials and lessons suitable or children.Pre-primary modules are also available on request.

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An aternoon programme o seminars

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On xed dates in July and August.

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o engh: spC 6Te course ocuses on the teaching o English in thesecondary school classrooms and helps teachers todevelop their classroom skills and to prepare lessonseectively. Learning theories and their applications arediscussed and recent developments in the world o EL arecovered. Modules include Learner Strategies, ClassroomManagement, eaching the Four Skills, Use o AuthenticMaterials, Drama in the Language Classroom, E-learningand Blended Learning. Special options in Literature andCultural Awareness are also available Te main ocus ison practical ideas and materials development.

Cmbdg K: Clil Co: spC 7

Tis is a preparation course or the Cambridge K: CLILexam and is designed or English-Language teachersand teachers who are already using CLIL, or will in theuture. CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning)

is becoming more and more popular throughout theEuropean Union and beyond and the Cambridge K isthe only recognised, international CLIL exam.Te course ollows the Cambridge syllabus and coversall the major areas o the exam. During the course thereare practice exams or each section and a ull practiceexam at the end o the course. Tis is a two weekcourse and includes cultural activities or participantsduring their stay in Dublin.

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During their high-school year students live with a host amily, thus gaining rst-

hand knowledge and experience o amily lie and traditions in a dierent country.Our accommodation managers careully select amilies in Washington and Dublin.

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Te Emerald Cultural Institute assigns a tutor to students on High School programmes.Students can be assured that there will be an adult outside o their host amily who willsupport them throughout their stay in Ireland or in the U.S. Te role o Emerald tutors isto monitor students progress and provide a reerence point or the students. Studentson this programme have regular meetings with their tutor particularly during the initial

settling-in stage.

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On arrival, students on the High School Programme will be met by a representativerom the Emerald Cultural Institute at the airport and are taken to their host amily.All students are given an orientation session with the Student Welare Ocerand the tutor responsible or the high-school programme in their rst week. TeStudent Welare ocer will also be on hand to help with any administration ordocumentation required.

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In order or students to get the most out o their high school year in Ireland, agood level o English is required. Our English Language Courses held in Dublin andNew York during July and August helps students to prepare or the High SchoolProgramme the ollowing September.

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Te programme combines expert English language tuition given

by our highly-qualied teachers with an optional programme ointeresting and lively extra curricular activities suitable or thisage group. Te academic programme can be agreed in advanceo a groups arrival at the school and can include examinationpreparation. Based on each groups learning needs we candesign a programme which will include the topics and subjectswhich are o most interest to the teachers and their students. Aswell as General English programmes can include: English plusourism, Examination preparation; English Plus Irish History andCulture or Business English.

sm on-wk pogmm English plus Irish History and CultureMondy dy Wdndy Tdy dy

General English General English General English General English General English

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An Introductionto IrishWriters:Irish History inLiterature

Irish History asrepresentedin Irish Music,modern andraditional

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City Orientation Guided Visit oDublin Castle

Guided Visit oDublin WritersMuseum

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Classes can be held in the mornings or the aternoonsand a timetable is arranged beore the group arrives. A

programme o aternoon, evening and weekend activitiescan be included at an additional cost.

Accommodation options or this programme in Irelandinclude a choice o host amily, residence or hotel. Groups inNew York will be accommodated in a residence or hostel.

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15 hours o group tuition per weekMaximum 15 students in each class

Closed groups in the mornings or

aternoons

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Our Multi- Activity programme combines an Englishlanguage programme with a ull range o extra curricular

activities and students with a passion or sport can chooserom a range o programmes oering English languagetuition plus training rom proessional coaches in soccer,tennis, horse-riding or gol.

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challenging lessons to all young learners at all levels, rombeginner to advanced.

Co mt are specially selected or each age groupand the ocus is on helping students to communicateeectively in written and spoken English. In addition tothe use o the textbook, teachers provide supplementarymaterials rom a variety o sources including magazines,newspapers, CDs, DVDs. Classes also include an introductionto the cultural part o the programme.

A vty o cnt octon with excellent acilities allowsus to provide the best environment or each learner.

Participation in an ctng nd n ogmm oaternoon, evening and weekend excursions with choiceso dierent cultural visits and in-school activities to suitstudents with varied interests. For residential programmesactivities are included every evening.

Contnt montong, support and supervision by both ouracademic and activity sta to ensure that all students are

progressing and participating ully in their programmes.

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Mt-actvty pogmm: suM 1From New York to Dublin to Sligo, this programme isideal or students who want to learn English in one oour exciting destinations and meet new riends romall over the world. Outside o class, students enjoy aninteresting and varied social programme, which oers theideal opportunity to mix English language learning withaternoon visits to popular visitor and cultural attractions,a programme o sports and tournaments or other unactivities such as dance, music, drama, or arts and crats.

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15 hours o group tuition per week

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All levels rom begi nner to advanced

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Our English Plus ennis Camp provides the opportunity tocombine English Language learning with proessional tenniscoaching. ogether with the prestigious David Lloyd Centrein Dublin, we oer training rom expert coaches who helpstudents to improve their tennis skills. Te emphasis o thecamp is on teaching the right technique, through various ungames and drills according to the dierent levels involved.Students can also participate in a programme o eveningand weekend activities.

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Hot myStaying with a host amily gives students an excellent opportunityto develop their language skills in a natural everyday context. Te host-amilyexperience is one o the best ways in which students can learn about the liestyleand culture o the location where they are studying.

Our accommodation team personally select amilies and the relationship withamilies is careully managed and monitored through a process o regular contact,visits and eedback rom both amilies and students.

Accommodation or juniors is provided on a ull-board basis unless otherwiserequested. Accommodation or adults is arranged on a hal-board basis with ullboard at the weekends.

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Residential accommodation can be arranged or students attending courses at theEmerald Cultural Institute. A range o residential options is available in Dublin, Sligoand New York.

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We oer high-quality residential accommodation on university or college campuses.Depending on the location selected you can choose rom one o the ollowing typeso accommodation options:

raditional DormitorySingle or twin room accommodation in a dormitory style with shared acilities.

ApartmentsStudents can be accommodated in modern apartments on the grounds othe university or college. Depending on the campus, selected students can beaccommodated in apartments with single or twin ensuite rooms. Apartments share

a ully-equipped kitchen and a comortable living area.

Other accommodation options include a range o gtho, hot nd coot-ctng tmnt. We can oer special rates on accommodation in a numbero international and national hotels.


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All students studying in Ireland or the US should obtain appropriatemedical insurance in their own country beore departure andstudents are also advised to take out travel insurance to coveraccident or loss o baggage. Medical Insurance can be arranged bythe Institute on request.

Students travelling to Ireland rom EU countries should bring their European Health Insurance Cardwith them. Non-EU students who require a visa to study in Ireland will need to submit details o theirmedical insurance when submitting their application.

Non-EU students who require a visa to study in Ireland will need to submit ull details o theirmedical insurance policy to the Immigration Bureau. o comply with immigration guidelines, all non-EU students are required to have adequate medical insurance valid or their entire stay in Ireland andthe policy should be submitted in English or accompanied by an English translation.

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Students are not insured by the school or by the host amily against illness, thet or loss opersonal eects and the school accepts no responsibility in the event o such occurrences.Personal insurance cover is thereore recommended.

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In the case o public holidays which occur on a Monday students may begin theircourse on the uesday o that week. Public Holidays are non-reundable.

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ransers can be arranged or all students arriving in Ireland or the US at an additional cost. Youcan book the transer on our enrolment orms. Students under 18 must be accompanied to androm the airport on arrival and departure.

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Permission is given by the student or their parents or legal guardian or the use o studentcomments or testimonials and photographs/images o the students in the ocial promotionalmaterial or the Emerald Cultural Institute with acceptance o our terms and conditions. Pleaseindicate clearly at the time o enrolment i you do not wish to appear in our Publicity material.

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For a ull list o our terms and conditions please reer to our pc lt.


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