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List of English Schools in Dublin

Complete List of English Schools in Dublin

There are over 100,000 international students coming to Ireland every year. There are between 25 to 30 English Language Schools in the Dublin area alone. Choosing the best English school to study at can be a bit difficult! There are many factors to consider when choosing the best English school in Dublin. Ideally, most students look for a high quality school, in a central location that doesn’t cost a lot of money! You want to find an English school

According to the International Education Strategy for Ireland “Irish Educated: Globally Connected”, around 106,000 international students are studying in high-quality English language training centres every year in Ireland. There has been a big increase in the number of weeks that language students are spending in Ireland (29% increase between 2010 and 2014). Ireland’s reputation and popularity among students of English is growing every year.

If you are thinking of being one of the students that come to Ireland to learn English, you probably have lots of questions. It’s not easy

English School Dublin   The Everest teachers and staff: Everest English School Dublin is a small school in the heart of Dublin city centre. We are an English school that cares a lot about giving our students the best possible language learning experience in the school and the best experience of Dublin city. Our academy [...]

Some recent mentions of Everest Language School in the press:
Everest Language School is on Travel Mag’s list of Dublin’s top English schools:

We’ve looked into all of the language schools in Dublin and come up with our top three. In doing so we’ve tried to provide as much variety as possible, but you can be sure that each one comes with a high level of repute. We hope you find our selection useful.

https://www.travelmag.com/articles/english-language-schools-in-dublin/

Everest featured in a recent article in The Dublin Enquirer about improving the standards for teachers in Dublin.

Many schools are

Thanks for all your support

We would like to say a huge thank you to every one of you! Today is our second birthday and while we are still a toddler we have grown a lot in the last two years. This time 2 years ago, we had one class, no staff and hundreds of dreams. Now we have had hundred of students, have the best team we could dream of and a thousand more dreams.

Everest has made such progress thanks to our incredible teachers, our amazing office staff and interns

The Women of Everest

Anne-Marie Connolly

– Director of Studies, Doctor of Neuroscience and proud owner of Everest! Anne-Marie grew up in Tipperary, Ireland and has been teaching English for more than 10 years now. Her incredible care for the students and staff, her authentic and unique teaching methods and her supportive personality are just some of the things that make Anne-Marie a wonderful woman, a great teacher and a fantastic colleague to work with.

 

María Lago Salcedo

– Director of Operations, Spanish teacher and another proud owner of Everest Language School. María moved

Our English School –
Humans of Everest

Our resident blogger Bianca interviewed Alma about her experience of learning English in Everest and living in Dublin. Both Alma and Bianca are enrolled in our evening English course. 

Alma is a 19 years old Spanish girl, she studied art and when she will be back in Spain, she is going to start attending a drama school. She loves Dublin architecture and the fact that the houses are not very high, so the sun in the street is even more intense. She loves the Georgian style of

How Everest Language School Bucks the Trend

 

buck the trend
[idiom]

– to be obviously different from the way that a situation is developing generally, especially in connection with financial matters:
This company is the only one to have bucked the trend of a declining industry.

“Everest Language School promises a new approach to language learning, incorporating psychological research”

We are very happy to share with you that Ireland’s leading business newspaper The Sunday Business Post did a feature on Everest Language School. This hasn’t been a good year for English Schools in Dublin. There were

5 Reasons to do an
Internship in Dublin

 

IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH!

The research of our Director of Studies looks at how numerous factors impact on how we learn a second language. While we love having you in Everest Language School, we understand that practising your English in a work environment is an essential step in improving your fluency and developing a specialised vocabulary related to you professional field.

 

PRACTISE WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED

 

An internship gives you a chance to practise both your English and you professional skills. There is a big difference between learning

 

Learn Spanish in Dublin City Centre

Learn Spanish in Dublin with Everest Language School. If you studied a foreign language in an Irish school you probably know how to conjugate a few verbs but can’t hold a basic conversation. At Everest we put communication at the centre of every aspect of every lesson. All classes from elementary to advanced are taught through the target language, and will have speaking Spanish from the very first lesson. If you want to learn Spanish please fill out our booking inquiry form. Class