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Welcome
to the Centre of English
Studies (CES) brochure
You are about to choose an English language
course which will affect your future plans and
job prospects, so the course you choose will
need to be appropriate to you and of the highest
standard. CES is an award winning English As Managing Director of CES, it gives me great pleasure to introduce
language school in Europe and a market leader our brochure to you. This brochure gives you information on our centres
operating to the highest industry standards. in Dublin, Wimbledon, Worthing and Oxford. Over the last 30 years CES
We are able to offer you the course that is most has taught thousands of students from over 55 countries to learn or
suitable to your needs and requirements. improve their English. We look forward to helping you achieve your English
language goals.
CES has over 30 years’ experience in English
language training and we have earned an
international reputation for the care and
attention that each of our students receives.
During your stay, we will ensure that you receive
the highest level of quality teaching and service. Justin Quinn
Our motto is: Care - Excellence - Success Managing Director
CES operates three year-round schools in

Dublin, London and Worthing on the south
coast of England. We also have an exclusive
summer residential centre in Oriel College,
Oxford. During the summer months we operate
International Junior Summer Schools both in
Ireland and the UK.
The combined academic, administrative skills

and experience of our staff in Ireland and
England mean CES has a wealth of experience
delivering the English courses to suit your exact
requirements. Their experience and dedication
will ensure that you will be carefully guided
through your courses and given help and advice
on areas you need to concentrate on. A CES
staff member will always be available to answer
any questions that you might have during your
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stay with us.
CES can provide various accommodation

options. We have a large panel of homestay
accommodation, chosen for the warm welcome
that students receive. We also offer self-catering
accommodation, hotel and guesthouse year-
round.
Our aim is to give you the best possible

course and help you to improve your language
accuracy and fluency, allowing you to meet your
future goals and targets.
We look forward to welcoming you to a CES

school.
Care - Excellence - Success
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Contents
History and Recognition INTRODUCTION
Director’s Welcome 02
History and Recognition 03
Established in 1979 CES has over 30 years’ experience and is Welcome to Ireland 04
one of the leading English language schools in Europe. During
Welcome to England 05
this time we have gained an international reputation for the care
and attention that all of our clients receive. In 2007, CES was Welcome to Dublin & Dublin Schools 06-07
awarded the Star English Language School in Europe award for Welcome to London & Wimbledon School 08-09
a school with 4 centres or fewer and shortlisted again in 2008 Welcome to Worthing & Worthing School 10-11
and 2009.
Welcome to Oxford & Oxford School 12
Over the past 30 years, CES has helped thousands of students CES Academic Team 13
from the four corners of the world improve their English Why you should choose CES 14
language skills and abilities by helping them to achieve their Studying at CES 15
language passport to their future. We offer a wide range of
professional English language courses in a warm, friendly and
caring atmosphere.
COURSES
Standard Course 16
CES has welcomed learners from over 55 countries and from
all cultures. Many students come back to study with us several Intensive Course 17
times - the majority have been referred to us by their friends
Combination Course 18
and family who have previously attended one of our courses.
This undoubtedly confirms the very high standard of our English for Professionals 18
programmes and services.
General English With Business Option 19
Our courses and programmes are very carefully designed
Multi Destination Course 19
to meet the needs of the modern learner. We are acutely
aware that a good knowledge of English is essential in today’s We are recognised by:
Cambridge Examination Preparation Courses 20
business and academic world. During your stay with us, you IRELAND
will have the opportunity to practise your language skills in the IELTS Preparation Course 21
• The Irish Department of Education and Science
school, in shops, in your homestay and with students of many
different nationalities. •English Formember
A founder Teachers
of MEI~RELSA (Marketing 22
English in Ireland ~ Recognised English
Long TermSchools
Language Programme
Association) 23
The high standard of our courses and accommodation ensures
that you will have a worthwhile and enjoyable time with us and • FIYTO (The Federation of International Youth
Adult Social Programme 24-25
Travel Organisations)
will return home with happy and positive memories of CES.
•Junior
ACELSInternational Summer
(Advisory Council Schools
for English Language 26-27
Schools)
Winter School Groups - September to May 30
We are recognised by and members of: • EAQUALS, Full member (European Association
for Quality Language Services)
Ireland GENERAL INFORMATION

• Dublin Tourism
» The Irish Department of Education and Science Where Will You
• Dublin Stay?of Commerce
Chamber 28
» A founder member of MEI-RELSA (Marketing English in Ireland • ALTO (Association of Language Travel & London
- Recognised English Language Schools Association) Self-Catering Accommodation - Dublin 29
Organisations)
» ACELS (Advisory Council for English Language Schools) Insurance 31
» EAQUALS, Full member (European Association for Quality
Language Services) Summer
UK Courses 31
» Dublin Tourism Airport Transfers
• British to Homestay
Council. 31
» Dublin Chamber of Commerce Visa 31
• English UK
» ALTO (Association of Language Travel Organisations)
Special Dietary Requirements
• Wimbledon Chamber of Commerce. 31
UK • WELCOME
Counselling (Worthing English
and Welfare 31
» British Council Language Courses Organisation)
» English UK School Holidays 31
» Wimbledon Chamber of Commerce Disclaimer: The contents of this brochure are intended for information only and shall
not be deemed to constitute a contract between The Centre of English Studies and
» WELCOME (Worthing English Language Courses Organisation) an applicant or any third party. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of
the information, CES reserves the right to make changes affecting policies, courses,
fees, curriculum, or any other matters announced in this publication without
prior notice. Students should keep informed as to the conditions and regulations
applicable to their particular situation at any given time. 03
welcome to Ireland
Ireland, on the western edge of Europe, is a land famed for
its greenness and for its great variety of scenery. Ireland is a land
of myths and legends and ancient history mixed with the modern
and vibrant life of Ireland today.
Ireland was known as the “Celtic Tiger” because of the massive

economic growth over the last 15 years and is one of the world
leaders in high technology, pharmaceutical and airline industries.
Our International Financial Services Centre has allowed Ireland to
become a financial hub in Europe.
Irish people are renowned for their friendliness and hospitality,

which greatly contribute to the ease with which overseas students
adapt to the Irish way of life. Ireland, a member of the EU since

1973, is a thoroughly modern nation and the high quality of our
education system is seen as one of the main contributors to our
economic growth.
We have a rich literary and musical tradition. Our colourful history

and culture have inspired such literary giants as WB Yeats, Oscar
Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, James Joyce, Samuel Beckett and
many others. Contemporary writers and poets such as Roddy
Doyle, Paul Durcan, Frank McCourt, Maeve Binchy and Seamus
Heaney write about Ireland today while U2, Westlife, the Script
and the Chieftains are known worldwide for contemporary and
traditional music.
The Irish interest in sport is legendary. You can go golfing, sailing,

horseriding, play football and tennis. A great way to get to know
the Irish is to talk about sport and what is happening in the
sporting world.
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welcome to England
England is a diverse country of history and culture.
Everyone knows something about England; its famous royal
family, footballers and its pop stars or tourist sights such
as Big Ben and the British Museum. Just think of the well
known images of black taxis and red double decker buses,
the works of Shakespeare and the prehistoric stone circles
such as Stonehenge, and this is only the start.
It is a land of contrasts - from exciting, cosmopolitan cities

like London and Manchester to picturesque villages in
the Cotswolds and Cornwall. There are also great areas
of natural beauty such as the Lake District, and cities of
learning and culture, like Oxford and Cambridge. For food
and drink, enjoy a delicious afternoon tea or strawberries

and cream or a pint of beer in the local pub, or why not try
traditional fish and chips or a chicken tikka masala.
The English also love their sport, especially football, rugby

and that most English of all sports - cricket - which only an
Englishman can understand! Then, of course, you could
join the queue for the world’s most loved and famous
tournament of all - Wimbledon, the location of our London
school.
During your stay at CES we have a varied and exciting social and
activity programme that will not only allow you to mix with other
students but you will get the opportunity to explore the wonderful
city of London, learn about England, its people and most importantly
the English language.
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Contact us at:
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Tel: +353 1 6714233 Fax: +353 1 6714425
Email: info@ces-schools.com
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CES Dame Court Marketing Director CES Dublin Team
Dublin Schools
Location Our basement area has a cafeteria

CES is located in the very heart of which provides light snacks and
Dublin on the same street as Trinity drinks. It is the ideal environment to
College and Dublin Castle. We have stay and chat to friends after a busy
two prestigious buildings within two day and our leisure area with plasma
minutes’ walk of each other and screen TV provides up-to-date news
a short stroll will take you to the throughout the day plus a movie every
cobbled quadrangle of Trinity College afternoon. During peak times classes
or the Georgian splendor of Dublin can be held at additional premises.
Castle. The schools are surrounded
by all of the best shops, restaurants Social Programme
and cultural attractions. CES runs a wide and varied Social
and Cultural Programme throughout
Facilities the year so not only will you learn
Both teaching centres are imposing English but you will also learn about
buildings within the boundaries of Ireland, its culture and its people.
medieval Dublin. Our Dame Street
building holds our main offices Advice
and 9 classrooms with a student Our academic team is here to help
meeting room. Dame Court has and guide you for the duration of your
been renovated to the highest of stay with us. Our Director of Studies
international standards and its strong is available if you have any learning
bright colours make the classrooms worries or need any study advice.
and leisure areas fresh and vibrant,
List of courses available allowing you to feel relaxed and CES Headquarters, Dame Street
in Dublin comfortable at all times. We also have
two delightful roof gardens.
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listening centre and self-access study
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and guidance on additional study.
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Email: london@ces-schools.com
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David Morgan
Principal
Wimbledon School
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Location worries or need any study advice.

CES Wimbledon is located in Nelson
House a ten minute walk from the
main train station and shopping areas
of Wimbledon. It takes just 20 minutes
to get from Wimbledon to the centre
of London.
Facilities
The school has 11 bright, comfortable
classrooms, a large student common
room with plenty of room to relax.
Our multimedia centre has the most
up-to-date technology and software
with free broadband internet access,
WiFi and personal laptop access
points. The school is small and very
personal as our aim is to look after
The All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon
your every need so not only will you
learn English but you will also get to
experience London and warm, friendly
Wimbledon. During peak times
classes can be held at additional
premises.
Social Programme
CES runs a wide and varied Social
List of courses available and Cultural Programme throughout
in Wimbledon the year so not only will you learn
English but you will also learn about

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Nelson House, Wimbledon
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West Sussex, BN11 1HE, England.
Tel: +44 1903 231330 Fax: +44 1903 200953
Email: worthing@ces-schools.com
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Nick Clark Michael Quinn
Principal, Worthing CES UK Director
Worthing School
Location
The school is located in three large
Victorian buildings just a short walk
from the town centre and seaside.
The main train station, shops,
restaurants and cultural attractions
are all just a short stroll from the
school.
Facilities
The school has 13 bright, comfortable
classrooms, a large student common
room with plenty of room to relax.
Our multimedia centre has the most
up-to-date technology and software
with free broadband internet access,
WiFi and personal laptop access
points. There is a students lounge
with widescreen TV, table tennis
and three gardens. Outside class
hours, you can study privately in the
self-access library and use the free
internet café to send and receive
e-mail and browse the Internet free of
List of courses available charge. A teacher is available to help
in Worthing with your self study and to help you
select appropriate materials including
books and CD’s. During peak times
zGeneral English
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CES runs a wide and varied Social
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CES, Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing
zTeachers’ Course England, its culture and its people.
zStudy Abroad Year Advice

Our academic team is here to help
- July & August
and guide you for the duration of your
stay with us. Our Director of Studies
is available if you have any learning
zInternational Young Learners’
Summer Vacation Courses worries or need any study advice.
zWinter School Groups

- September to May
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Oxford School
Course
The course consists of 20 class room
hours per week, of which 15 hours
are lessons in English as a foreign
language and 5 hours are lessons on
British culture and history. There is
a maximum of twelve students per
class. We assess the level of each
student’s English by test and interview
on the first Monday of the course. The
student is allocated to an appropriate
level and class. The course is offered
in July and August. Students may
enrol for a course of two weeks or
more at any time during this period.
There is an exciting afternoon and
evening programme. The school is
Wifi enabled.
Accommodation
Accommodation in Oxford is at James
Mellon Hall which was built in 2000
and opened by the Queen. All rooms
are en-suite and there is a kitchenette
on each floor. There is a lounge and
TV room on the ground floor and the
building is surrounded by gardens
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CES Academic Team
CES take great pride in the high quality and motivation of our
academic team. The Director of Studies, in each school, is
available to give you advice and help during your course and
after you return home.
Our teachers are chosen not only for their qualifications and
experience but also for their enthusiasm, positive attitude and
their ability to make language learning fun. They are familiar with
the learning difficulties and demands of students coming from
many different cultural and learning backgrounds. We have a
policy of continuous in-service training to keep our staff at the
forefront of English language training.
Our teachers are chosen not only for their qualifications and
experience but also for their enthusiasm, positive attitude and
their ability to make language learning fun.
CELT Teacher Training Courses - Ireland

CES Ireland is one of the few Irish schools accredited to
deliver the ACELS Teacher Training Course, which allows us
to recruit the highest quality teachers for our team.
European Framework Document

As a member of EAQUALS, we fully support and operate
according to the Council of Europe standards and the
certificate awarded by CES is directly linked to these
criteria.
Courses
We offer a wide range of courses and programmes for
adults throughout the year. You can choose either group
or individual classes, at six different levels from Beginners
to Advanced. There are progress tests for all students, and The Dublin Academic Team. Left to right; Julie Dowling, Director of Studies;
Nuala Sullivan, Assistant Director of Studie; Claire Farnon, Head of Teacher Training
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Rosemary Quinn, Founder & Chairperson, CES
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Why you should choose CES
Reputation | Education | Dedication
z Over 30 years experience

z Award winning school -
Language Travel Magazine Star School (see photo across)
z EAQUALS & ACELS accredited in Ireland

z British Council & English U.K in England
z Free Wi-Fi in all main centres

z Students from over 55 countries worldwide
z Modern bright classrooms
z Experienced teaching staff
z Exciting and varied cultural and social programme
throughout the year
z Wonderful homestay accommodation

z Year round self-catering accommodation - Dublin
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Studying at CES
Your first day Facilities you can work on your language needs,
When you arrive at CES on your first CES staff know that self-study is an improve your pronunciation, sharpen
day, a member of staff will help you important part of your progress. All your listening skills and work on
to register. You will then be given a schools have a multimedia centre examination practice tests.
multiple-choice and writting test to with broadband internet and e-mail
help us determine your exact level of access. All schools are WiFi enabled. Certificates and reports
English followed by a short oral test The most up-to-date video, DVD After all your hard work you will want
(excluding July and August) with our and CD materials are available in our to know what you have achieved! An
Director of Studies. A senior member self-access centre, where our centre exit test is available at each centre
of staff will give you an introductory co-ordinator can help you choose the and your Certificate of Attendance will
talk about studying at CES and outline right materials. There are also listening confirm the level you have reached -
the Social Programme for you. You will stations and a self-study library, to written proof of your achievement and
receive a welcome letter, information guide you through to a higher level. a help in your future studies or career.
pack and student card, before joining You will receive a detailed report from
your class after the mid-morning break. Highly effective learning your teacher outlining your progress
Regular meetings with your teacher technology and recommendations for further study.
and our Director of Studies will keep CES schools are equipped with a
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The Standard General English Course takes place every

School Lessons Time Day
morning from Monday to Friday, leaving you free every
afternoon to join the Social Programme or study in our Self-
Access facilities. Your morning lessons are divided into two Dublin 20 9.00-13.00 Mon-Fri
parts and you will usually be taught by two different teachers.
In the first lesson the teacher concentrates on improving your

accuracy, focusing primarily on grammar, reading and writing. Wimbledon 20 9.30-13.00 Mon-Fri
The course-book is the basis for much of this lesson, with
supplementary material taken from workbooks and other
resource material. Worthing 20 9.30-13.00 Mon-Fri
The second session concentrates on improving your overall

communicative proficiency and fluency, focusing on your
listening, speaking and vocabulary and consolidating the first
part of the morning. You will also be able to work on specific
pronunciation difficulties and improve the language you will
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Combination Course
On our Combination Course, you will follow the Standard Course
in the mornings and you will also have two afternoons of individual
lessons. These are designed to meet your individual needs and
requirements and offer you the ideal opportunity to work on
specific language problem areas with your own teacher.
During the first individual lesson, you will complete a Needs

Analysis Form with your teacher, in which you can highlight
particular areas to work on. This enables your teacher to plan your
lessons according to your specific needs and ensures you get the
most from your lessons.
9.00-13.00 Mon-Fri
Dublin 25
14.00-16.30 2 afternoons of 2.5 hrs
9.30-13.00 Mon-Fri
Wimbledon 25
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English for Professionals
CES is a dynamic centre of learning in today’s ever changing Your teacher will discuss the details of your course with you again
world. Our course designers are very aware of the time and you will have every opportunity to change the emphasis and
constraints of our professional clients. They help the client content as you progress.
to tailor a course that will cater for their social and business
needs. English for International Law
This course can cover topics such as criminal law, international

CES has vast experience delivering courses for management- law, human rights, public law and the judicial system. It can also
level students in a number of professions. You will have be tailored to the specified requirements of the individual student.
one-to-one tuition in language for your profession and for the
social occasions you will attend giving you the confidence
Courses For Business People,
and vocabulary necessary in today’s international business The Financial Industry & Insurance Personnel
situations. These courses cover negotiation skills, meetings, telephone
conversations, business letters, interview techniques and role play.
Executive Courses
Our Executive Courses are designed for business and Medical Personnel
professional people who wish to make the maximum progress Topics include: attending international conferences; delivering
in the shortest possible time. Each course is designed to medical papers to a conference; meetings and interviews; and
meet the specific needs and objectives of the participants. English for Special Purposes.
Clients return a completed Language Needs Analysis
Questionnaire to CES in advance, to help us to prepare the Aviation Personnel
most effective course for your requirements. English for Air Traffic Controllers and English for Airport Managers.
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Multi Destination Course
General English
with Business Option Why not experience more than one destination?
CES gives you a unique opportunity to study in two
Dublin - Wimbledon - Worthing countries.
Students follow the Standard General English course
in the mornings and take the Business option three This course gives you the opportunity of living and learning
afternoons per week on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and more about the culture and social life of both England and
Thursdays. Ireland. You can divide your stay as you wish and you can start
your course in either England or Ireland - we leave the choice
The Business option is designed for students who wish to you.
to improve their communicative proficiency in a business
environment. It can be tailored to meet the needs of any
particular group of students and focuses primarily on the
specialised language of Business English in the following
contexts:
» Meetings & Negotiations

» Socialising & Travel
» Oral & Written Presentations
» Analysing Figures / Describing Trends
» Sales / Marketing / Advertising
» Understanding Cultural Differences
» Oral & Written Communication (telephone, faxes, e-mails etc.)
If you have any particular areas of Business English that

you particularly need to focus on, the course may, under
certain circumstances, be adapted to accommodate
these.
Ireland - This course takes place from February to October

England - This course takes place in July and August
Three Locations - Two Countries
One Programme
The Course
You can take the Standard or Intensive English Course at
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ne z Standard or Intensive Course

z Self-access study facilities
z Multimedia and listening centre
z Free e-mail and internet access
z Social and Cultural Programme
z Student counselling
z Student report and Certificate of Attendance
z Return flights between Dublin and London
(minimum stay 24 weeks)
Please Note: Students coming from non-EU countries may require a

study visa, so please refer to the following for details:
Ireland www.justice.ie
UK www.ukvisas.gov.uk
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A Pathway To Your Future...
Cambridge Examination Preparation Course
course, you will receive extra exam
The Cambridge Examination Preparation Courses are designed to help you
tutorials in the afternoons. We will also
prepare for one of the following Cambridge Examinations: arrange practice exams for you on a
regular basis throughout the course.
We recommend that, if possible, you These tutorials and the practice exams
Examination Exam Dates arrive a week before your chosen are all included in your fee.
course starts to allow us time to assess
end March
you and determine which level is most A number of our CES teachers are
PET Preliminary
end June appropriate for you. Please note that qualified and experienced Cambridge
English Course
mid December we cannot accept any student for examiners and their experience,
an examination course until we have combined with the tutorials and exam
mid March
confirmed that you are at the right level practice means you will be very well
FCE First mid June for the chosen examination. Your level prepared for the exam at the end of
Certificate in
end August will be determined by the Director of your course. Our Director of Studies
English
mid December Studies, following an English Language is always available to give you advice
Placement Test on your first day. and to answer any questions you have
CAE Cambridge mid March about the exam.
Advanced mid June Your course will take place in the
English mid December mornings and will be divided into Please note that our Cambridge
two parts. In your first class, you will Examination Preparation Courses will
CPE Cambridge mid June focus on the Grammar, Reading and only take place if we have a minimum
Proficiency in Writing papers and in your second of 8 students for each level. The
English mid December
class, the emphasis is on Listening maximum number of students on any
and Speaking. You will follow a course Cambridge Examination Preparation
The course closely follows the Cambridge book in both classes and your teachers Course is 14.
Framework and CES is hugely proud of our will also supply you with all necessary
success in the examination over the years. supplementary materials. During the
bridge
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A Pathway To Your Future...
IELTS Preparation Course

If you plan to go to university Your course will focus on improving your
level of English as well as on developing
in either Ireland or the UK then
your exam techniques. At the end of
you need to take the IELTS each week, you will be given a test, and
examination. CES will help you a complete practice IELTS examination
achieve your goal. during the last week of the course. If
you plan to take the exam while you

IELTS is the most widely recognised are studying with CES, the Director of
university entry requirement in Europe. Studies will help you with registration.
Most universities require a level of
between 5.5 and 7.5. Exams take place
at an external centre on a regular basis, Timetable
usually once or twice a month.
09.00 to 13.00
Students follow the Standard General Dublin
14.00 to 16.00
English course in the mornings and
take the IELTS preparation course three
afternoons per week on Tuesdays, 09.30 to 13.00
Wednesdays and Thursdays. If you are
Wimbledon
14.00 to 16.30
starting your course at a low level you will
be carefully encouraged and monitored
in preparation for joining an IELTS 09.30 to 13.00
Worthing
Preparation Course. The ideal level for 14.00 to 16.00
joining this course is intermediate (B1).
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English For Teachers
English for teachers is intended for non-native English
teachers who wish to refresh their own language skills and
at the same time examine different teaching approaches
and methods. It provides opportunities to discuss and share
ideas with colleagues from Europe and beyond. The sessions
involve a variety of workshop, communicative and lecture
formats, with 10 hours per week devoted to language usage,
awareness and development. A further 10 hours is dedicated
to the exploration of eclectic, pragmatic methodologies.
We can also offer a focused primary / secondary course if
numbers permit.
The Language Component includes:

» Advanced language usage
» Lexical development
» Integrated skills
» Varieties of English
» Register and idioms
» Pronunciation, stress and intonation
The Methodology Component includes:

» NLP Principles and Multiple Intelligences
» Addressing the Different Learning Styles
» Task Based Learning
» The Communicative Approach
» The Lexical Approach
» Exploiting the Course Book and Authentic Material
» Drama and Music in the ELT Classroom
» Materials Development
» Motivating the Learner
» Promoting Learner Autonomy
Afternoon Lectures
» The Political and Historical Background of Ireland
(Ireland) / British Cultural Issues and Politics (England)
» Anglo-Irish Literature (Ireland) / English Literature

(England)
» CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning)

Workshops
» Traditional Irish Music (Ireland)
» The Irish Language and Hiberno English (Ireland)
» Famous English Writers (UK)
» Works of Shakespeare (UK)
Duration - 2 weeks
Dublin Worthing
09.00 to 13.00 09.30 to 13.00

Monday - Friday Monday - Friday
Afternoon schedule of Afternoon schedule of

lectures and visits lectures and visits
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Long Term Programmes
and Study Abroad Year
UK and Ireland
Students come to us for a period of 32 weeks broken into
three terms. The first term consist of 12 weeks of Intensive
General English and for the second two terms you can either
continue studying in CES, take a work experience option or
study in a British college (in Wimbledon - Merton College
and in Worthing - Worthing College). Students can take their
Intensive English course at any CES school.
Option 1 - You can choose from a broad range of academic

subjects and study alongside British and other international
students at a British College. This is a great way to learn
about the English and make friends with local students.
Option 2 - Exam Preparation. You can prepare for the

University of Cambridge Exam at your appropriate level.
You can also take the IELTS Exam or BULATS. This option
is available in all CES year round schools. CES teachers will
help you achieve your goals and objectives
Option 3 - Work Experience. You can get work experience

with a local employer where the work will be relevant to
the individual’s skills and career plans. You must have an
intermediate level of English. In addition we will provide a
supervised self study programme throughout your stay with
CES.
You can start our study abroad year programme on any

Monday throughout the year. A return Dublin London flight is
included in the fee if you decide to study in dual locations.
Study at CES in Taiwan

CES are very proud to announce that we now have a
year-round school in Taiwan. Our school in Taipei has

been licensed as an IELTS examination centre. Please
contact us if you want more information on our Taipei
programmes.
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Adult Social Programme
Join in the fun...

The Social and Activity Programme is a very important part
of the CES experience and we try to make sure that we
have something for everybody. We really do believe that it is
important that while the students are learning English with us,
they are also learning about the culture and people they are
living with.
The summer is a time when university students from all over

the world work on improving their language skills and CES
welcomes these learners to all of our schools. During the
summer we are able to offer students a variety of programme
options. It is a good time to study - all schools are vibrant and
exciting places to learn.
CES takes great pride in the very varied

social programmes we organise at all
our schools. During your stay with us
we arrange:-
z Visits to art galleries and museums
z Visits to towns and cities with interesting

cultural and historical attractions
z Saturday, Sunday and weekend adventures

to see more of the life and times of the
country you are visiting
z Movie afternoons
- if you feel like relaxing
z Learning to Salsa, Hip Hop and Irish dance

- if you feel energetic
z Taking part in a quiz
z Tours to local historical and scenic spots
z 10 Pin Bowling
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Night activities include:
z Student parties
z Traditional pub nights
z Dog racing Centre of English Studies | www.ces-schools.com
z Discos
z Karaoke nights
z Walking tour quiz
z International food parties
z Barbeques
If there is something that you are interested in doing while you

are with us, just let us know and we will do our best to organise
it for you.
Each centre has a different programme - summer is a hugely

expanded programme.
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Junior International Summer Schools
Learning should be fun...

CES has a number of different options for the younger learner. We
have junior summer centres in Dublin and Navan in Ireland and in Worthing
Worthing in the UK.
Activities Available At Junior Centres Include:
We at CES feel that learning English should be fun. We recruit Swimming • Mini-Golf •Town Quiz • Football
teaching staff for our junior centres who will motivate and Ten-Pin Bowling • Tennis • Beach Quiz • Volleyball
encourage junior students to build on the English they already
Evening Activities:
know.
Disco / Video Evening / International Food Party
The morning is divided into two sessions and you will usually have Full Day Saturday Excursions Include:
two teachers. The first session concentrates on reading, writing
Full day excursions on a Saturday are either by coach or by
skills and key grammar. The class is organised so that learning
train - to London sightseeing with Thames River cruise
is fun, resulting in steady progress. After the mid-morning break
you will concentrate on improving your oral skills using role-play, or London to National History Museum & Covent Garden
debate, project work and learning about your surroundings in or Portsmouth including a visit around the Victory & Mary Rose
Ireland and the cultural places you will visit during your stay.
or Brighton including Brighton Pavilion/sea life centre

Facilities or Winchester
CES Junior Summer Centres have been chosen for their excellent
academic and sports facilities. They are conveniently located Ireland
close to our homestays, in mature suburbs. All are convenient to
public transport links. Sports facilities include playing fields and Activities Available At Junior Centres Include:
gyms. These facilities allow CES to arrange a very varied and Football • Basketball • Volleyball • Rounders • Fun Games
challenging sports and activity programme. Table-Tennis • Art & Crafts • Aerobics • Badminton
Movie Videos • Indoor Swimming (available off campus)
Activities
We want you to enjoy your stay with us so we have organised an Afternoon Cultural Visits Include:
action-packed programme at each of our centres. You will visit National Museum • Dublin Castle • National History Museum
historical places, take part in a lot of activities, arts and crafts, James Joyce Centre • Kilmainham Gaol • Trinity College
dance and sports, make lots of new friends and go to school
discos or other arranged evening activities. In addition there are Full Day Saturday Tours:
full day Saturday tours to places of historical interest or to towns Kilkenny City & Castle • Athlone & River Cruise
and villages with cultural places of interest. Boyne Valley Tour • Glendalough & Powerscourt Gardens
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Junior International Summer Schools
Junior English Language and Golf Programme

During July and August junior students can take an English
language and golf programme in Dublin. This programme
combines golf lessons, work with woods and irons and actual
practice on a course. Three golf professionals work with each
group and there will be a play-off on the final day for the CES
trophy.
24-hour care
Our staff are available throughout the day and the night as we
realise how important it is that parents know their children are with
caring and responsible people. Young students can be homesick,
get lost or need medical care at any time, so our staff are always
available and willing to help.
All our excursions are accompanied by CES leaders known as

‘Yellow Shirts’ (because of their clearly identifiable polo shirts)
and these leaders have been very carefully trained in dealing with
young people. They are selected for their warm manner and sense
of responsibility.
Sample
Sample Timetable
Timetable
Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Centre of English Studies | www.ces-schools.com
Grammar Writing and Grammar

Placement Test Weekly Review /
LESSON 1 Activities Communicative Activities
Welcome Talk Test
and Reading Grammar and Homework
Icebreakers
Listening and Communicative Roleplay Vocabulary and
LESSON 2 and Warmer
Speaking Skills Activities and Drama Pronunciation
Activities
Afternoon Sports and Cultural Activities

Week 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Communicative
Language Grammar Activities Reading Weekly Review /
LESSON 1 Grammar
Awareness and Homework and Writing Skills Test
and Reading
Listening
Music Listening and Communication Roleplay
LESSON 2 and Speaking
and Song Speaking Skills Games and Drama
Activities
Afternoon Sports and Cultural Activities

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Homestay Accommodation
Where will you stay?

One of the best ways to learn more about the people of
Ireland and England is to choose homestay accommodation.
Family life is informal and the people are welcoming, friendly
and talkative, so you will have plenty of opportunities to
practise your English.
Our homestays are carefully chosen by our Accommodation

Officers and all homestays have been visited and approved by
us. You will live in a house with a garden in a pleasant suburb
close to good public transport. Students travel to and from
school by bus or train.
Having chosen a homestay suitable for you, details will be

sent and we would suggest you make contact with them to
confirm your arrival time. You will have a light breakfast and
evening meal in your homestay. Dinner usually takes place
between 6pm and 7pm which allows you to join our evening
programme or take part in some of our activities during the
long summer evenings.
Dublin - accommodation is half board Monday to Friday and

full board at weekends. Wimbledon - accommodation is half
board. Worthing - accommodation is full board. Dublin Junior
Students - accommodation is full board.
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Self Catering Accommodation - Dublin & London
Self Catering Self Catering

Accommodation Accommodation UCD Village
Throughout The Year Summer Only UCD Village is just 6kms from the city
centre and there is a direct bus from
- Dublin - Dublin the campus to the city. While almost all

accommodation is in single bedrooms,
Crestfield & Auburn House Shanowen Square there is a small number of apartments
CES have two year-round self-catering Shanowen Square is a newly-built with a double room, which are suitable
houses close to each other in Whitehall apartment complex comprising 86 for families. The self-contained
(4kms from the city centre). Whitehall apartments located within secure apartments have 3-4 bedrooms with
is a mature residential area with a wide grounds and extensively landscaped shared kitchen, bathroom and sitting
choice of buses to the city centre. gardens. room are shared. The kitchen is fully
equipped, heating and electricity are free
The majority of bedrooms are en-suite Apartments come in 3, 4 or 5 bedroom of charge and bed linen, continental quilts
with a choice of single, twin and double layout. This development is of a very high and hand-towels are provided.
rooms. A small number have a separate standard and is within an easy commute
or shared bathroom. to the city centre.
London
All bedrooms have satellite TV, a study Trinity College CES works with a number of self
desk and free Wi-Fi access. Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university, catering agencies and we can find the
is located in the heart of the city and set accommodation to meet your needs.
Students share a kitchen and also have a in wonderful grounds close to all major Just let us know what you want.
communal living room. cultural, sporting and entertainment
attractions. It is a three-minute walk from
Check-in is Saturday or Sunday afternoon CES Dame Street and has restaurants Further information is available on
and check-out is Saturday morning. Bed and a student bar. Students can choose request.
linen and towels are supplied. Heating from 3 types of accommodation,
and electricity are included. standard, superior or en-suite rooms.
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Winter School Groups - September to May
Dublin, Worthing & Wimbledon day. Courses are subject to demand

bines
CES welcomes groups of junior and may take place in the morning or
h e c o u rse com uage
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and the school accepts no responsibility in the Ireland: www.justice.ie or social activities which may be used for
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full medical and personal insurance cover prior to of booking if you do not wish to appear in any
departure. Students travelling from EU countries Special Dietary Requirements promotional material.
should bring their European Health Insurance CES reserves the right to impose a surcharge
card with them and students from non-EU where requests for special dietary requirements Data Protection
countries must organise medical insurance. This is are made. In order to fulfil our obligations to you and
available on request at each school and is a visa in some cases to the British Authorities it is
requirement. Counselling And Welfare necessary for us to see and copy your passport
CES have a full-time Accommodation Officer in and visa if appropriate. We also need to have
Summer Courses all our schools to look after students’ welfare and your contact details (if you are not staying in CES
During the peak summer period, courses take deal with any problems or worries that you may accommodation) and to know who your next of
place at other city premises in addition to the have. kin is. By enrolling you therefore agree to provide
main school buildings. These are centrally located these and keep us informed of any changes. You
and within walking distance of all amenities. School Holidays also give permission to share these details at a
The school is open throughout the year, with the time of inspection by an English UK inspector or
Airport Transfers To Homestay exception of two weeks at Christmas. Please Government official.
Please see our price list for more details. see our price list for course dates and national
holidays.
Visa
Students from EU member countries do not need
a Visa to enter Ireland or England. Students from
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CENTRE OF ENGLISH STUDIES
CENTRES PROFILE
DUBLIN 2010
Centre of English Studies, 31 Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

www.ces-schools.com -
CES City Centre locations!
Founded in 1979 Centre of English Studies is one of the oldest and most prominent English
language schools in Ireland. CES have two year round centres located in the very heart of
Dublin city on the same street as Trinity College, Christchurch Cathedral and Dublin Castle.
We have two prestigious

buildings within two
minutes’ walk of each
other and a short stroll
will take you to the
cobbled quadrangle of
Trinity College or the
Georgian splendour of
Dublin Castle. The
schools are surrounded
by all of the best shops,
restaurants and cultural
attractions. Both schools are easily accessed by all
forms of public transport, bus, DART and LUAS. Our
main centre on 31 Dame Street is a Grade 1 listed building and was built at the end of the
18th century. Both buildings have been completely refurbished to the very highest
international standards.
CES has an acknowledged worldwide reputation for academic excellence and we are one of
only 4 schools in Ireland to have been accepted as full EAQUALS members.
CES Dublin is also a founder-member of MEI and is accredited by ACELS and the Irish
Department of Education. We are also proud members of Dublin Tourism and the Dublin
Chamber of Commerce.

Tel: 353 1 6714233 Fax: 353 1 6714425 Web: www.ces-schools.com Mail: info@ces-schools.com
Dublin
Dublin is a lively, vibrant and modern capital city whose economic strength is reflected in
the wonderful rejuvenation of our city quays and the dock areas. It is one of the most
popular destinations for weekend tourists in Europe because it has everything for the
visitor, from ancient ruins to an active nightlife. We have a modern transport system which
allows easy access to all parts of the city so students can easily explore the city and the
seascapes of Dublin Bay.
21st Century Dublin is a modern cosmopolitan city whose shops and restaurants reflect a
confident, multicultural city. Music, culture and art are everywhere. Throughout the year
there are hundreds of festivals and concerts to cater for all tastes. Areas such as Temple Bar
and Vicar Street are the "Latin Quarter" of Dublin and are always lively, with a huge
selection of restaurants, food and music from all over the world.
The young vibrant population of the city has a wonderful array of nightclubs, bars and cafes.
There is something in Dublin for all tastes. If you are interested in dance music or traditional
music there is always a place for you to go.
Dublin's galleries and museums are all within easy walking distance of each other. Merrion
Square, Fitzwilliam Square and the surrounding areas have examples of the best Georgian
architecture in Europe. Our city parks are wonderful places for a romantic stroll or just to
escape from the city for while.

CES Dublin – Facilities
Both our teaching centres are imposing buildings within the boundaries of medieval Dublin.
Dame Court has been renovated to the highest of international standards and its strong
bright colours make the classrooms and leisure areas fresh and vibrant, allowing you to feel
relaxed and comfortable at all times.
We have a total of 25 pristine classrooms, all with facilities for tape recorders, TV and video.
Our multi media centre has the most up-to-date technology and software with free
broadband internet access, Wi-Fi and personal laptop access points. A listening centre and
self access study library are available and a teacher is on duty every afternoon for advice
and guidance on additional study. We can also help you prepare for an exam in your own
country.
We at CES know that a comfortable environment
and caring staff are essential to effective language
learning.
Our reception area in the entrance hall doubles as a

booking office for tours and activities and students
are encouraged to join in the visits and in the fun –
don’t make the mistake of missing out on what CES
and Dublin have to offer!
Our CES CAFE provides light snacks and drinks. It is the ideal environment to stay and chat
to friends after a busy day and our leisure area with plasma screen TV provides up-to-date
news throughout the day plus a movie every afternoon.

NEW INTERNET CAFE & COMPUTER ROOM
December 2009 saw CES invest in another internet cafe in 31 Dame Street. We now have a
total of 26 computers available, all with free broadband internet access!
Award Winning School!
In 2007 CES was awarded the Language Travel Magazine Award for ‘Star English Language
School’ in Europe.
We were shortlisted for the same award again in
2008 & 2009. CES is the ONLY school in Dublin to
have either WON or been SHORTLISTED for these
awards!

STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
HOME STAY ACCOMMODATION
One of the best ways to improve your English is by taking homestay accommodation. Our
homestays are all visited and checked by our Accommodation Officers and are chosen for
their friendliness and the warm welcome that each student is given. Homestays are located
close to our schools and to public transport links.
We will send you details of your homestay and

you must make contact with the office and your
homestay to confirm your flight number and
time of arrival. You will have breakfast and
evening meal in your home from Monday to
Friday and all your meals at the weekends. It is
advisable to bring your own towels and
toiletries.
Breakfast is a light meal consisting of juice, cereal, toast or brown bread. Dinner usually
consists of soup, main dish of meat or fish and dessert. The main evening meal takes place
between 6pm and 7pm, which allows you to join our evening programme or to take part in
some sporting activity during the long summer evenings.
CES RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION
Crestfield & Auburn House
CES have two small year round residences that those students who do not wish to stay in home stay
can use. With a total of 22 beds in single en-suite, twin en-suite, double and standard rooms we can
cater for all needs and requirements. Each residence has a kitchen and communal dining area. All
have Wi-Fi access as well as satellite television. There are facilities to wash and dry clothes in both
residences.
Students taking accommodation in our residences must book an airport transfer as they need to be
shown in to their room and given sets of house keys etc. This will cost €65 one way.

SOCIAL & CULTURAL PROGRAMME
See the sights OF Dublin & Ireland…..
Experience the history and culture.
Throughout the year we organize a varied and

interesting social and cultural programme for all
our students. You will have the opportunity to
visit museums, historic cathedrals and castles or
just laze at the beach and chat to fellow students.
In the evenings we arrange visits to pubs, theatres
and dog racing.
During July and August and September the programmes are extended so you will have even
more choice of different things to do in the afternoons and evenings. The CES Programme
has become famous as we offer over 30 activities per week, all accompanied by our equally
famous
‘Yellow Shirts’
You will be given a detailed social and activity programme in your CES information pack
on your first day. If you do not wish to go on an activity you can relax in our students’
leisure room and watch a video or use the excellent facilities in our multimedia room.
We arrange afternoon visits to:

Trinity College & the Book of Kells - Dublin Castle
The Guinness Store House - The Old Jameson Whiskey Museum
River Liffey River Cruise - The Chester Beatty Library
And Evening visits to:

Dublin Pub’s & Cafe - Shelbourne Park Greyhound Racing
Theatre - Bowling
Irish Music & Dance nights - CES Walking Tour

General Information
CES:
Centre of English Studies
31 Dame Street
Dublin 2
Emergency 24 Hour Number

00 353 87 2292415 (from an International Phone) OR 087 2292415
Insurance
Students are not insured by CES or your homestay against illness, theft or loss of personal belongings
and the school accepts no responsibility in the event of these. We advise all students to take our full
medical and personal insurance cover prior to departure. Students travelling from EU countries
should bring their European Health Insurance card with them and students from non-EU countries
must organise medical insurance, this is available on request at each school and is a visa
requirement.
Summer courses
During the peak summer period, courses take place at other city premises in addition to the main
school buildings. These are centrally located and within walking distance of all amenities.
Airport transfers to homestay will cost €65 in 2010 and can be arranged between 07.00 – 24.00hrs.
Special dietary requirements

CES reserves the right to impose a surcharge where requests for special dietary requirements are
made.
Visa
Students from EU member countries do not need a visa to enter Ireland or England. Students from
non-EU countries should check with their nearest embassy or consulate as a Study Visa may be
required. For further information visit:-
Ireland:- www.justice.ie
UK:- www.ukvisas.gov.uk
Counselling and welfare
CES have a full-time Accommodation Officer’s in our schools to look after students’ welfare and deal
with any problems or worries that you may have.
School holidays
The school is open throughout the year, with the exception of two weeks at Christmas. Please see
our price list for course dates and national holidays

CENTRE OF ENGLISH STUDIES
2010 Agent Handbook
Dublin * London * Worthing *Oxford
-EDUCATION -REPUTATION -DEDICATION
www.ces-schools.com
Contents
Page Number
• Contents 1
• Agents’ Area 2
Adult Year Round Courses
• Standard Course – Dublin, Wimbledon and Worthing 3
• Intensive Course – Dublin, Wimbledon and Worthing 4
• Combination Course – Dublin, Wimbledon and Worthing 5
• Executive Plus – Professional and Management Courses 5
• Standard General English and Work Experience 6
• Exam Preparation Courses – Dublin, Wimbledon and Worthing 7
• Special Long Terms Courses – Ireland and UK 8
• Multi Destination Course – Ireland and UK 9
• Study Abroad Year – Wimbledon & Worthing 9
Summer Only Courses
• Intensive Course - General + Business English 10
• Teachers Course – Dublin and Worthing 11
• Oriel College, Oxford, UK 12
• Accommodation Information. Ireland and UK 13
• Self Catering Information – Ireland 14
• Airport Transfers and General Information 15
Junior Courses
• Junior Language and Activity Courses 17
• Junior 4:1 Programme – Dublin 18
• Junior English Language and Golf Programme 18
• Young Learners Programme – Worthing 19
• Junior Stage Programme – Dublin 20
• Junior Stage Programme –Wimbledon 21
• Junior Stage Programme – Worthing 22
• Junior Terms and Conditions 23
• General Terms and Conditions 24
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Agent’s Area
Please contact Joe at info@ces-schools.com to receive your special Agent’s login

and password
The Agent’s Area is constantly updated
Here is a sample of what you will find:
• 2010 Agent's Manual (PDF)
• 2010 Fees (PDF)
• Description of all centres
• Key selling points
• Student Handbook 2010 (PDF)
• Your first day at CES/Nationality Breakdown (PDF)
• 1 Week Stage Programme 2010 (PDF)
• 2 Week Junior Stage Programme 2010 (PDF)
• 2 Week Junior Summer Programme 2010 (PDF)
• Wimbledon Street Map (PDF)
• Worthing Street Map (PDF)
• Group Leaders Handbook 2010 (PDF)
• CES Crestfield Photos (PDF)
• CES Crestfield Information (PDF)
• CES Auburn Photos (PDF)
• CES Auburn information
• Executive Needs & Analysis Form (PDF)
• Hi-Res Image Gallery
• Irish Agent
• UK Agents
Junior Centres
• CES Mount Temple School
• CES Mercy College
• CES Worthing College
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STANDARD GENERAL ENGLISH
DUBLIN / WIMBLEDON / WORTHING
Dublin: - 09:00hrs to 13:00hrs Monday to Friday (20 hours)
Wimbledon: - 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Monday to Friday (20 lessons)
Worthing: - 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Monday to Friday (20 lessons)
2 Wks 3 Wks 4 Wks 5-12 Wks 13-23 Wks 24+ Wks

Dublin Euro€470 Euro€670 Euro€882 Euro€213 Euro€180 Euro€170
per wk per wk per wk
Wimbledon GBP£320 GBP£476 GBP£640 GBP£156 GBP£153 GBP£150
Worthing GBP£282 GBP£422 GBP£549 GBP£128 GBP£122 GBP£116
The Standard General Course takes place throughout the year and students may join
this course on any Monday. The morning is divided into two parts and two teachers
usually share the class. The first part of the morning concentrates on grammar and
structure of the language. The second part concentrates on communication skills. The
course is designed to improve students’ abilities to use language accurately and
fluently while concentrating on the skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing.
The course is based on the most up-to-date methodology, course books and authentic
materials. Students are assessed on their first day and following a written and oral
exam, are then placed in a class at their appropriate level. All long term students are
assessed every four weeks and both Student and Agents are given a report updating
their progress.
Beginners Course
Dublin – 4th Jan, 12th April, 21st June, 19th July, 30th August.
Worthing / Wimbledon – Please contact the school directly.
STANDARD & INTENSIVE COURSES AVAILABLE – ALL YEAR

ENROLMENT TUITION HOURS OF MINIMUM STAY
Every Monday 55 mins (Dublin) 2 Weeks
45 mins (Worthing & Wimbledon)
AVERAGE NO. OF STUDENTS MAXIMUM NO. OF STUDENTS LEVELS AVAILABLE
PER CLASS PER CLASS Elementary to Advanced
8 - 10 14 (6)
FEES INCLUDE NOT INCLUDED
AGE Self-Access Study Facilities Textbook
Additional Course Materials Entry Fees to Tours
16+ Certificate of Attendance Full day excursions
Detailed Report Airport Transfer (see page 16)
ALL COURSES Multimedia & Listening Centre Local Travel Tickets
Social Programme (some free visits)
Free Internet & e-mail access
Free wi-fi access
Student counselling
Note: Commission is paid on Tuition Fees only.
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INTENSIVE GENERAL ENGLISH
Dublin:- 09:00hrs to 13:00hrs Mon-Fri & 14.00hrs to 16.00hrs Tues,Wed&Thurs (26 hours)
Wimbledon:- 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Mon-Fri & 14.00hrs to 16.30hrs Tues,Wed&Thurs (30 lessons)
Worthing:- 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Mon-Fri & 14.00hrs to 16.30hrs Tues,Wed &Thurs (30 lessons)
2 Wks 3 Wks 4 Wks 5-12 Wks 13-23 Wks 24+ Wks

Dublin €576 €822 €1095 €260 €250 €237
per wk per wk per wk
Wimbledon £448 £680 £906 £216 £211 £204
Worthing £406 £612 £813 £192 £187 £182
Course Content: This course is suitable for students who want to maximise on work
carried out in the Standard Course.
The afternoon class concentrates on authentic spoken and written English using
newspaper, magazine and video as well as the students’ own material in order to develop
communication skills. Colloquial language, idioms and increased vocabulary will enable
you to communicate effectively in real life situations. The main objective of the
Intensive Course is to develop communication skills at an accelerated rate and improve
your competence in using English in everyday social situations. All long- term students
are assessed every four weeks and are given a report updating their progress.
HOST FAMILY ACCOMMODATION

Twin Room Single Room Administration
Per Week Per Week Fee
Dublin €175 per week €30 supp per week €65
Half board Mon-Fri June-Oct
Full board weekends
2 Weeks €350
3 Weeks €525
4 Weeks €700
Wimbledon £125 per week £140 per week £50
Half board accommodation
2 Weeks £250 £280
3 Weeks £375 £420
4 Weeks £500 £560
Worthing £108 per week £115 per week £50
Full board
2 Weeks £216 £230
3 Weeks £324 £345
4 Weeks £432 £460
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COMBINATION ENGLISH
Dublin:- 09:00hrs to 13:00hrs Mon-Fri (20 hours) + 5 hrs One-to-One (14.00-16.30 between Mon-Fri)
Wimbledon:- 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Mon-Fri (20 lessons) + 5 hrs One-to-One (14.00-16.30 between Mon-Fri)
Worthing:- 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Mon-Fri (20 lessons) + 5 hrs One-to-One (14.00-16.30 between Mon-Fri)
2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks Extra Wk

Dublin €922 €1344 €1699 €425
Wimbledon £590 £879 £1127 £285
Worthing £564 £846 £1096 £282
The morning follows the Standard Course.
The afternoon one-to-one classes are designed to meet the exact needs and requirements of each
individual participant. Students are asked to complete a Language Needs and Analysis form in
advance of their arrival - this allows our Academic Team to prepare a suitable course for each
student. The two one to one class sessions will take place between Mon – Fri.
The Combination Course is very popular with International Managers and Multinationals as it
allows students to improve their general English skills in the morning and to have a special ESP
course to meet their exact needs and requirements in the afternoons. We are able to provide ESP
programmes in English for Business, Insurance, Services Industries, Banking, Aviation,
Manufacturing and the Medical Professions on request.
EXECUTIVE PLUS – Professional & Management Courses

Individual tuition is offered at all levels, from Beginners to Advanced throughout the year. Each of our
specialised courses is designed to meet the needs of particular specialist areas. The course is designed to
encourage clients to use their English and to communicate freely and with ease in English in their work
related areas. The use of technical manuals, seminars, lectures and company visits (when requested) will be
part of the course. The course will be priced according to the number of clients. Teaching hour of
55 minutes – Ireland. Teaching hour of 60 minutes – UK.
CES specialize in English for Aviation, Business, Banking, Manufacturing, Medicine, Law, Insurance,
Tourism and the Services Industries.
Dublin Wimbledon Worthing
1:1 (1 person only) €53 per hour £42 per hour £42 per hour
**Group prices available on request**
• Participants have to complete a Language Needs and Analysis form before arriving.
Accommodation Tariffs 2010 - IRELAND

• Executive Host-Family Accommodation = €230 per week / (only available to clients taking
Executive Plus Courses and is subject to availability)
Accommodation Tariffs 2010 - UK

• Wimbledon / Home-stay Accomm (half board) = Single Room £140 per wk.
• Worthing / Home-stay Accomm (full board) = Single Room £115 per wk.
Accommodation charges are exclusive of administration fee of €65 Ireland / £50 England.
PLEASE NOTE:- Agent Commission on Executive Plus Courses is 20%.
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STANDARD GENERAL ENGLISH &
WORK EXPERIENCE
4 Wks 5-12 Wks 13-23Wks 24+Wks

Dublin €882 €216 per wk €190 per wk €180 per wk
Wimbledon £640 £156 per wk £153 per wk £150 per wk
Worthing £549 £124 per wk £118 per wk £113 per wk
+ WORK EXPERIENCE NETT FEE: Ireland €500

U.K. £565 (1-8 weeks),
£650 (8 weeks+)
Standard General English Course:
See Standard General English, page 5
Work Experience
The Work Experience programme is the ideal way for students to further improve
their English language level while developing their professional skills. Through hands
on experience you will gain a greater understanding of the international business
environment.
The Work Experience programme is perfect for university students, graduates and
young professionals aged 18 years or over and who have a minimum English level of
Intermediate!
You must take a minimum of 4 weeks English language course with us before you
start your Work Experience and you can have the Work Experience for a period of
4 weeks to 6 months.
Duration Basis Options
Up to 5 Weeks Unpaid Cannot specify sector or type of work. May be in a

charity organisation – shop – office. May be in the
Hospitality sector.
6 – 12 Weeks Unpaid May request sector or type of work but this cannot be
guaranteed. May be in a charity organisation – shop /
office. Likely to be general administration tasks.
3-6 Months Unpaid May request sector or type of work.

Is likely to secure a placement relevant to experience /
qualifications / level of English.
The work will have a high degree of administrative
tasks and will be a junior position.
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EXAMINATION PREPARATION COURSES
CAMBRIDGE 9 Week Course Fee 12 Week Course Fee 13 Week Course Fee
Dublin €1767 €2200 €2340
Wimbledon £1835 £2448
Worthing £1697 £2256
Class Times In today’s competitive world it is necessary for job seekers to have the highest
Dublin:- 09.00 to 13.00 qualifications possible. Our examination courses are designed to prepare students for
(20 hours) these examinations and allow them to achieve the best possible results.
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Wimbledon:- 09.30 to 13.00
The Cambridge Examination Course is designed to prepare students for one of the
0 and 14.00 to 16.30
Tues, Wed & Thurs following Cambridge Examinations:
(30 lessons)
First Certificate in English (FCE)
Worthing:- 09.30 to 13.00 Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)
and 14.00 to 16.30
Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE)
Tues, Wed & Thurs
(30 lessons)
FCE Dates The Cambridge Examinations take place three times each year, in mid March, mid
DUBLIN June and mid December.
11.01.10-12.03.10 (9 wks) Students are advised to arrive one week before the course start date to allow time for
15.03.10-11.06.10 (13 wks) assessment. We cannot accept a student for any examination course until CES have
13.09.10-10.12.10 (13 wks) confirmed the student is at the appropriate level for their chosen examination.
UK
11.01.10-12.03.10 (9 wks) Please note there must be a minimum of 8 students for each level of the Cambridge
22.03.10-11.06.10 (12 wks) Exam. Should we fail to reach 8 bookings for Proficiency we will amalgamate
20.09.10-10.12.10 (12 wks)
Advanced with Proficiency and CES will provide free tutorials for Proficiency
ALL CENTRES :- students.
Maximum Number in Class
14 Every student is appointed a tutor to monitor their progress and to continually assess
Average Number in Class their progress with CES. Practice tests and assessments are a key part of the
10 programme.
IELTS PREPARATION COURSE

Course Fee Dublin Wimbledon Worthing
IELTS Course
4 Weeks €1095 £906 £827
Dublin 26 hours per week. A formal IELTS qualification is essential for those candidates who intend to go on to study a
UK 30 lessons per week. university course through English. IELTS is the most widely accepted university entry
Standard plus IELTS 6 hours requirement in Ireland or the UK. CES will help the candidate achieve their goal. A score of
between 6.0 and 7.5 is generally required. Examinations are scheduled regularly and take
Starting Dates place at an external centre on a regular basis usually once or twice a month; a course of 4
Wimbledon weeks is advisable before the examination.
19.04.10 - 14.05.10
Students follow the Standard General English course in the mornings and take the IELTS
Worthing preparation course three afternoons per week. The special IELTS preparation course is
15.02.10 - 12.03.10 designed for students preparing for entry to a British or Irish university or college in the
09.08.10 - 03.09.10 autumn. The ideal level for joining the course is intermediate (B1) as determined by the CES
entry test or to those holding an existing IELTS grade of 5.0 or more overall, for which a
photocopy of the certificate is required. There will be a test at the end of each week and a full
Dublin
mock examination in the final week of the course. The minimum number of enrolments
Any Monday
required for each course is 6. If you are starting your course at a low level you will be
carefully encouraged and monitored in preparation for joining an IELTS Preparation Course.
CES will offer an IELTS The course will focus on improving your level of English as well as on developing you exam
and TOEIC preparation techniques. At the end of each week you will be given a test and a complete practice IELTS
course a number of times examination during the last week of the course. If you plan to take the exam while you are
each year. studying with CES the Director of Studies will help you with registration.
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SPECIAL LONG-TERM COURSES
See below for special discounted rate on these courses
STANDARD COURSE (Oct – June)
(A minimum of 24 weeks must be booked and paid for in advance to avail of this special price)

25 Weeks Course + 36 Weeks Course +

Ireland 12 Weeks Holidays 16 Weeks Holidays
Dublin Euro€4000 + €150 Exam Fee* Euro€5724 +€150 Exam Fee*
England 24 Weeks Course 36 Weeks Course
Wimbledon GBP£2928 GBP£4362
Worthing GBP£2517 GBP£3775
This is a special long-term course to prepare students for further study. The morning is divided
into two parts: the first part of the morning concentrates on grammar and writing and the
second part concentrates on conversation and oral work. Our Director of Studies and Multi
Media teacher will always be available to give you any help and any advice you may require.
Students can use the afternoon Self Access Centre to prepare for exams.
The students will have access to our Multi Media room each afternoon for further study.
Students may join our social programme in the afternoons or evenings, and learn more about
the culture & history of England or Ireland.
*Students who wish to work in Ireland must take a recognised International Exam.
INTENSIVE COURSE OPTION (Oct-June)

14.00hrs to 16.00hrs Tues, Wed and Thurs
25 Weeks Course + 36 Weeks Course +

12 Weeks Holidays 16 Weeks Holidays
Dublin Euro€5243 + €150 Exam Euro€7441 +€150 Exam
UK 24 Weeks Course 36 Weeks Course
Wimbledon GBP£3806 GBP£5580
Worthing GBP£3775 GBP£5400
*THIS COURSE IS AVAILABLE TO AGENTS ONLY

20% Commission on these courses.
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MULTI-DESTINATION OPPORTUNITY
STANDARD COURSE
Price Location
24 Weeks = €3685 or £2995 Students can start and finish in Ireland OR the UK.
UK and Ireland
36 Weeks = €5775 or £4695 A return UK-Ireland / Ireland-UK air fare is
UK, Wimbledon, Worthing and included.
Dublin
Why not let your clients experience more than one destination. CES gives agents a unique opportunity to
offer clients a chance to study in two countries but one school.
This course gives students the opportunity of living and learning more about the culture and social life in
England and in Ireland. Students can chose a 24 or 36 week stay and can start their course in either
England or Ireland. A return flight between England and Ireland is included in the fee.
Students can spend 12 weeks in London seeing all the celebrated sights and visiting the world famous
museums and art galleries. Then 12 weeks can be spent on the south coast of England in the picturesque
seaside town of Worthing. Here students can visit the famous Arundel Castle and Cathedral, which is
situated close to Worthing and visit other seaside towns such as Brighton and Portsmouth.
12 weeks in Ireland will allow your student live with an Irish family and experience the best of Dublin.
Dublin’s city centre is small and CES schools are within walking distance of art galleries and museums and
the most exclusive shops and cafes. In the evenings Irish music is available at a large number of pubs,
weekend tours to places like Glendalough and Kilkenny and Athlone allow our visitors to appreciate our
historical sites and scenery.
STUDY ABROAD YEAR
Wimbledon and Worthing
INTENSIVE COURSE
Wimbledon:- 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Mon-Fri & 14.00hrs to 16.30hrs Tues-Thurs (30 lessons)
Worthing:- 09.30hrs to 13.00hrs Mon-Fri & 14.00hrs to 16.30hrs Tues-Thurs (30 lessons)
Tuition Tariff 2010 - £4895

The Study Abroad Year is for a 36 week period, studying for 32 weeks and taking 2 x 2 week holidays.
Clients normally start with 12 weeks on the Intensive Course, to be followed by two 10 week periods
when, in addition to continued study of English, clients can also attend a British State College (must have
Intermediate level of English). Clients choose a subject of their choice from those available at the chosen
college (subjects include Art and Design, Business Studies, Computing, Dance, Design, Drama, Theatre
Studies, Economics, Electronics) and then take a public examination in English and/or gain work
experience with local employers. If students prefer to continue their English course at CES during the day,
it is sometimes possible to arrange evening classes in the academic subject chosen.
Note: Ireland and England – there will be an optional IELTS Preparation Class available at advertised
times throughout the year. There must be a minimum of 6 students interested in this class. Students must
have a minimum level of intermediate.
For more information, please ask CES for our special ‘Study Abroad Year’ brochure.
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GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE WITH BUSINESS ENGLISH
DUBLIN / WORTHING
Class Times 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks Extra wk

Dublin:-
Dublin €576 €822 €1095 €260
09.00 to 13.00
Worthing £406 £612 £813 £192
and 14.00 to 16.00 Tue, Wed & Thurs
(26 hours)
General English with Business Option –
Worthing:-
09.30 to 13.00 and
Dublin and Worthing: -
14.00 to 16.30 Tues, Wed & Thurs Students taking this option follow the Standard General English course in the mornings and
(30 lessons) take the Business option three afternoons per week (Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays).
The Business Option is designed for students who wish to improve their communicative
ENROLMENT proficiency in a business environment. The course can be tailored to meet the needs of any
particular group of students and focuses primarily on the specialised language of Business
February - October – DUBLIN
English in the following contexts:
July & August - WORTHING
Meetings and Negotiations Socialising and Travel
MINIMUM STAY Oral and Written Presentations Analysing Figures / Describing Trends
2 Weeks Sales / Marketing / Advertising Understanding Cultural Differences
Oral and Written Communication (telephone, faxes, e-mails etc)
MINIMUM AGE
If students have any particular areas of Business English that they particularly need to focus
18 years
on, the course may, under certain circumstances, be adapted to accommodate them.
Business English is available throughout the year if there is a minimum of 4 students taking
LEVEL this option.
From Intermediate
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TEACHERS COURSE
DUBLIN & WORTHING
2 Week / 50 Hour Course
Dublin: 09:00hrs to 13:00hrs Monday to Friday (20 HOURS) + Afternoon programme of
Worthing: 09:30hrs to 13.00hrs Monday to Friday (20 lessons) lecture and visits
2 Week Course HomeStay Self Catering

Dublin €940 From €350 - 2 Weeks From €350
Worthing £670 From £230 - 2 Weeks Not Available
Course Content: English for Teachers is intended for non-native English Teachers who wish to refresh their own language skills
and at the same time examine different teaching approaches and methods. The course provides opportunities for discussion and
sharing ideas with colleagues from Europe and beyond. The sessions involve a variety of workshop, communicative and lecture
formats. 10 hours per week is devoted to language usage, awareness and development. A further 10 hours is dedicated to the
exploration of eclectic, pragmatic methodologies. We offer a focused primary / secondary course if numbers permit. Please visit
<http://www.leargas.ie/education/comenius/comenius2.2b.html for comenius information.
The Language The Methodology Component Afternoon Workshops Drama +

Component Lectures Literature
• Integrated skills • The Lexical Approach • Traditional • The Great
• Authentic listening • Task Based Learning • Political & music Poets
& reading • Drama in the classroom historical
• Speaking and • Literature and stories background in
writing skills • Music & Song Ireland or
• Vocabulary in • Pronunciation, Stress & Intonation England
context • Authentic Materials • Literature
• Grammar and Use of • Exploiting the Course book • Drama
language • Games in the classroom & activities • The Great Poets
• Varieties of English using no resources
Dublin Dates Worthing Date

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28 June – 09 July
28th June – 09th July Maximum 16 per class. This course will take place
12th – 23rd July
12th – 23rd July if there is a minimum of
3rd – 13th August
Level:- Intermediate+ 6 participants.
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International Summer Residential Course
Oriel College, Oxford, UK.
CES/Swandean are proud to introduce our exclusive course at one of
England’s oldest and most prestigious universities.
5th July to 20th August 2010
Individuals £762 per week
5-10 £731 each per week
10-15 £720 each per week
Lessons:- 15 hours English language & 5 hours British Culture & History
LOCATION
Oxford is one of the best-known and most highly respected universities in the world. Our exclusive
International Summer Course in English Language and English culture takes place in Oriel College, one of
the oldest Colleges in Oxford University. Oriel is in the middle of Oxford, so it is easy to reach the many
attractions and amenities of this historic city and university on foot.
Classes take place in the 14th century rooms overlooking the main quadrangle and meals are taken
in the ancient dining rooms of the college, so students can experience a real taste of the history of
Oxford.
COURSE
The course consists of 20 classroom hours per week, of which 15 hours are lessons in English as a foreign
language and 5 hours are lessons on British culture and history. There is a maximum of 12 students per
class. We assess the level of each student’s English by test and interview on the first Monday of the
course. The student is allocated to an appropriate level of class. The course is most suitable for students
of pre-intermediate level and above. The minimum requirement is an elementary level of English and a
vocabulary of about 250 words. The minimum age is 16 years and groups are most welcome.
ACCOMMODATION
Participants on the course stay in Oriel College new residences, each in a single room. All rooms have
ensuite bathroom. Full board provided on Monday to Friday, consisting of breakfast, lunch, and evening
meal. On Saturdays and Sundays, breakfast only is served. Meals are prepared by the College chef and his
staff -breakfast, lunch and evening meal are served in the magnificent Oxford College dining hall. Wine,
beer and soft drinks may be purchased at extra cost. There is also a College bar in the first quadrangle,
which can be used by resident course participants and is a great meeting point in the evenings.
ACTIVITY PROGRAMME
Each week, we provide two afternoon and two evening activities included in the price. These activities
include visits to other colleges, museums and art galleries, punting on the river, sports, parties and discos.
Each activity is supervised, with the assistance of undergraduates of Oriel College.
We also arrange excursions on Saturdays and Sundays to places such as London, Stratford-upon-Avon
(Shakespeare’s birthplace) and Woodstock, home of Blenheim Palace. Students pay only if they wish to
take these excursions, at prices ranging from £25 to £40 according to the destination.
TRANSFER INFORMATION
Participants in the course can travel to and from Oxford by a bus service, operating 24 hours, return fares
from Heathrow of approximately £25 or from Gatwick of approximately £35. If required, we can arrange
collection from and return to either Gatwick or Heathrow airports, in private car transfers. The cost per
journey from Gatwick is £150 and from Heathrow is £115.
• Course book included in the fee.

• Group price available on request.
• Maximum 15% Commission on this course.
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Home Stay ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION
UK & Ireland
Home-Stay accommodation is arranged in carefully selected houses which have been visited by our
Accommodation Officers.
If a student wishes to leave their family, at least 7 days’ notice must be given to the School. If one
week’s notice is not given, one full week’s accommodation must be paid.
IRELAND
Home-Stay Accommodation – Dublin
During the Academic Year (October to May), adult students will usually have a single room with
study facilities. A daily shower is available and we recommend that clients bring their own towels.
A reasonable amount of laundry will be done for students. This does not include jeans, sweaters or
jackets.
Accommodation is half-board Monday to Friday (bed, breakfast and evening meal) and full-board
at the weekends (bed, breakfast, light lunch and evening meal). Price quoted is for 7 nights. Extra
nights on arrival or departure are charged at €30 per night. Minimum stay is 2 weeks.
Accommodation Dublin
Rate per week (7 nights) = €175 Administration Fee = €65
Extra Night = €30 Christmas Holidays (2 weeks) = €480
Single Room Supplement per week = €30 (1st June to 29th Sept 2010)
(Single rooms are subject to availability. Please be aware that July, August and September are very
busy and there is limited availability).
ENGLAND
Wimbledon is half board only (breakfast and dinner). Price quoted is for 7 nights. Extra nights on
arrival or departure are charged at the rate shown below. Minimum stay is 2 weeks.
Accommodation Wimbledon
Rate per week (7 nights) = £125 (T) / 140 (S) Administration Fee = £50
Extra Night = £18 / £20
T = Twin Room / S = Single Room
Accommodation is full board in Worthing (breakfast, packed lunch and dinner). Price quoted is for
7 nights. Extra nights on arrival or departure are charged at the rate shown below. Minimum stay
is 2 weeks
Accommodation Worthing
Rate per week (7 nights) = £108 (T) / £ 115 (S) Administration Fee = £50
Extra Night = £16 / £17
T = Twin Room / S = Single Room
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SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION - IRELAND
Self Catering CES Accommodation @

Crestfield & Auburn House
***YEAR ROUND***
CES owns two private student residences in Dublin that are only put at the disposal of students of our school.
Crestfield is a 6 bedroom house situated in Whitehall, a mature residential area in Dublin approximately 5kms
from the city centre. Auburn House is a 10 bedroom house situated in the same area. A bus stop is located very
close to the houses with direct access to the city centre. The city centre is within easy cycling distance. Most
bedrooms have private bathrooms, TV, study desk and free wifi access. Check in is Saturday or Sunday from
16.00hrs / check out is Saturday only.
Single Room €196 per week

Double / Twin Room €155 per person per week
Airport Transfer on arrival € 65 (must be booked for Crestfield &
Auburn House)
There is a deposit of €250 which will be refunded when the room is checked after your departure. All clients
must give CES a print of their credit card on their first day at CES, otherwise they must pay a refundable deposit
of €250 in cash on their first day. This deposit covers loss of keys and against damage in the apartment.
Self Catering Accommodation @
Shanowen Square, Dublin ***5th June – 6th September - SUMMER ONLY***
Shanowen Square is an 86 bed apartment complex consisting of 13 blocks located within its own secure grounds
amongst extensively landscaped gardens. Apartments come in 3, 4 or 5 bedroom layout; there are also a limited
number of twin rooms. This development has been newly built to a very high standard and is within an easy
commute to the city centre.
Single Rooms €180 per week
A security deposit of €200 is payable on arrival at Shanowen Management Office – this is fully refundable on
departure, however deductions can be made for damages.
Trinity College, Dublin ***July & August - SUMMER ONLY***
Trinity College is located in the heart of the city, and is Ireland’s most prestigious university. Trinity is close to
major cultural attractions, sporting and entertainment locations and main shopping streets. It is a three-minute
walk from CES Dame Street.
Description Rate Per Night (inc. continental breakfast)
Type A Standard single/double per person From €65
Type B Superior single per person From €70
Type C En-suite single per person From €75
Type C En-suite twin per person From €68
University College, Dublin ***July & August - SUMMER ONLY***
UCD Village is situated just 6kms from the city centre. There is a direct bus from the campus to the city. In
Merville, all apartments consists of four single bedrooms with two bathrooms, kitchen and sitting room.
In Roebuck Hall, all apartments consist of six single bedrooms en suite with kitchen/dining area and sitting room.
All bed linen, hand towel and basic breakfast crockery is provided in both areas. The main UCD
Restaurant is open from 8.00am to 7.00pm Monday to Friday. It is closed for the weekends.
UCD Village (Merville) From €40 per night
UCD Village En-suite Room (Roebuck Hall) From €50 per night
Administration Fee of €65 on all accommodation booked.
For information about Hotel, Guesthouse & B+B Accommodation please contact UK or Ireland offices
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AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Dublin - Airport Transfers (for Homestay & CES Self-Catering) €65 one way
CES will arrange to meet a client staying in a homestay on arrival only if they require a personal
transfer. The cost is €65 for a transfer on arrival and must be paid in advance.
There is a regular express bus service from the airport to the city centre and students can then take a
bus to the area they are placed in. Taxis are easily available from outside the airport building and
cost approximately €25-€40 approximately.
Airport transfers by our staff on arrival are only available between 07.00hrs and 23.00hrs to
students staying in homestay. CES do not arrange transfers on departure for adult students. There
will be no refund of transfer fee where a student arrives on a different flight to the one indicated
unless they have advised CES of the change 2 days prior to their arrival. This service is subject to
availability.
UK - Airport Transfers
Private Car transfers can be arranged from Heathrow or Gatwick to Wimbledon or Worthing on
arrival and departure.
Wimbledon transfers from Heathrow or Gatwick: £80 one in car; £85 two in car, £90 three in car.
Worthing transfers from Gatwick; £80 one in car; £85 two in car; £90 three in car.
From Heathrow: £105 one in car; £110 two in car; £115 three in car.
From Stansted: £140 one in car; £145 two in car; £150 three in car.
Arrival Time in Dublin or UK

It is important that CES is given the flight number, arrival time and originating airport for all
students. Your homestay will need this information in order to ensure that someone is at home to
welcome the students. Students should also telephone their homestay to confirm their arrival time
particularly if their flight is delayed.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Information Pack
Adult students attending CES are supplied with an Information Pack and CES welcome pack on
their first day. The pack includes maps, telephone information, additional tourist information and
the CES Social Programme and Student Handbook.
Insurance
Students are not insured by the School nor by the family against illness, accident, theft or loss of
personal effects and the School accepts no responsibility in the event of such occurrences. Personal
insurance cover is therefore recommended.
Visa Requirements
EU citizens attending courses do not require a visa to enter Ireland/UK. Students from non-EU
countries should check with their nearest Embassy as they may need a Study Visa for Ireland/UK
(see website details below). For students who require a Study Visa, our bank must receive full
payment of fees before we can issue a letter of invitation.
Websites: Ireland (www.justice.ie) & United Kingdom (www.ukvisas.gov.uk)
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INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR
SUMMER SCHOOL
&
WINTER STAGE
PROGRAMMES
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JUNIOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND ACTIVITY SUMMER
COURSE - Dublin
NO. OF TUITION HOURS COURSE TARIFFS 2010
15 14 Days 21 Days 28 Days Extra Day

€1100 €1646 €2197 €87
** Fee includes Full Board Homestay Accommodation **
NUMBER OF LESSONS Course Content: CES Junior Summer School is organised to include expert English language
training with a full programme of sports, activities and cultural visits. The morning class is
20 / 15 Hours divided into two sessions; the first part of the morning (9.30 to 11.00) concentrates on grammar
structures and writing skills. The second part of the morning (11.15 to 12.45) is designed to
TIME improve listening and oral skills. Role-play, communication exercises and authentic materials
are used. Project work, Irish culture, history and legend are an important part of the course.
09.30 - 12.45
VENUE Fees Include:-

Dublin x 3 - Full board Homestay Accommodation
- 15 Hours Tuition per week in multinational classes (15 x 60min)
Navan + Wexford - Book Rental + additional course materials
(Groups only) - Afternoon programme of Sports & Cultural Visits (Mon-Thurs)
- One Saturday excursion per week*
AGE - 1 Disco per week
- Certificate of Attendance and individual student report
13 – 17 years
- Airport Transfers (Groups only – minimum 10 pax.)
- Free place for a Group Leader per 15 students
- International Sports Day
ENROLMENT
Individuals *Groups arriving or departing on a Saturday will miss one tour.
Every Monday
Groups Not Included:-
Any day
- Travel Ticket
- Airport Transfers for individuals or groups of less than 10 = €120 each return
- Extra Excursions (e.g. Irish Ceili Night/Greyhound Racing/Cinema)
DATES - Extra Group Leader = €210 per week
14th June – 20th August Travel Tickets: Bus and Rail (approx.)
Weeks 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks
Estimated €36 €56 €75 €95
AVERAGE NO. OF
STUDENTS
PER CLASS
Activities available at Junior Centres include:
12 Football Volleyball Basketball Rounders
Table-Tennis Arts & Crafts Aerobics
Badminton Fun Games Movie Videos
MAXIMUM NO. OF
STUDENTS PER CLASS
**Indoor Swimming is available off campus**
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Afternoon cultural visits include: Full day Saturday tours:
National Museum Dublinia Kilkenny City and Castle
National History Museum Croke Park Athlone and River Cruise
Trinity College James Joyce Centre Trim Castle & Drogheda
National Art Gallery Guinness Storehouse Glendalough & Powerscourt
SUMMER EXAMINATION
CES will organize two days in July for Trinity Exams – and August 2010.
TIE examinations can be arranged on request.
All examination fees must be invoiced and paid before the group arrives.
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JUNIOR FOUR-TO-ONE COURSE - DUBLIN
NUMBER JUNIOR 4:1 PROGRAMME

OFLESSONS
20
Available for groups only – minimum 8 bookings
TIME 21 Days 28 Days

09.30 - 12.45 €1866 €2448
The Intensive Four-to-One Programme is available to CES Agents only. This course has been
VENUE designed for students who want to make really quick progress on their English language
Dublin course. The low ratio of students to each teacher allows the teacher to concentrate on
Navan improving individual student’s competence in their written and oral work. The course will
(Groups only) focus on the systematic development of speaking and writing with particular attention paid to
accuracy and error correction. Special emphasis will be placed on project work. Students are
obliged to take a test some weeks prior to their arrival after which they are divided according
AGE to their ability. Junior students taking the programme may have class in a local Junior Centre
14 – 17 years and will join the other students for their sports and activities programme and full day Saturday
tours.
Fees Include
ENROLMENT • 15 Hours Tuition per week (4 students with their teacher)
Every Monday/July • Full board Homestay Accommodation
• Book Rental + additional course materials
DATES • Afternoon programme of Sports & Cultural Activities (Mon-Thurs)
14th June – 20th August
• One Saturday excursion per week*
• 1 Disco per week
NUMBER OF
p STUDENTS • Certificate of Attendance and individual student report
PER CLASS • Airport Transfers (Groups only – minimum 10 pax)
4 • 1 Free place for a Group Leader per 16 students
*Groups arriving or departing on a Saturday will miss one tour.
Not Included:
LEVELS AVAILABLE • Travel Ticket
Elementary to • Airport Transfers for individuals or groups of less than 10 = €120 each return
Advanced • Extra Excursions
• Extra Group Leader = €200 per week
Junior English Language and Golf Programme

Dublin
NUMBER OFLESSONS 2 Week 3 Week
20 €1455 €2096
TIME
09.30 - 12.45 Programme Includes:-
• Full board home stay accommodation
VENUE • 15 hours English Language Tuition per week
Dublin
• 3 afternoons of golf. Transport from CES to Golf Club
AGE • 1 afternoon programme sport or cultural visit
14 – 17 years • 1 evening disco per week
ENROLMENT • 1 Saturday excursion per week*
5th – 23rd July *Groups arriving or departing on a Saturday will miss one tour.
3rd – 13th August Outline Day-by-Day programme of Golf programme on request
**Students MUST bring their own golf equipment.

**This course will only take place if there are minimum of 8 students.
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YOUNG LEARNER PROGRAMME - Worthing
INDIVIDUAL COURSE TARIFFS 2010
NO. OF TUITION HOURS
15 14 Days
£812
21 Days
£1218
28 Days
£1624
Extra Day
£59
** Fee includes Full Board Homestay Accommodation **
Course Content: CES Junior Summer School is organised to include expert

NUMBER OF LESSONS English language training with a full programme of sports, activities and cultural
20 visits. The first class is divided into two sessions; the first part concentrates on
grammar structures and writing skills. The second part is designed to improve
TIME listening and oral skills. Role-play, communication exercises and authentic
materials are used. Project work, UK culture, history and legend are an important
09.30 – 12.30 or part of the course. The course takes place in Worthing College, which is a modern
13.30 – 16.30 bright UK A-level college with excellent facilities in a great location.
VENUE Fees Include:

Worthing UK  Full board Homestay Accommodation
 15 Hours Tuition per week in multinational classes
 Book Rental + additional course materials
 Afternoon programme of Sports & Cultural Visits (Mon-Thurs)
AGE  One Saturday excursion per week
12 – 17 years  1 Disco per week
 Certificate of Attendance and individual student report
 1 Free place for a Group Leader per 15 students
 International Sports Day
ENROLMENT
Individuals
Every Monday *Please contact Worthing for special group prices.
Groups *Airport transfers will be quoted for separately.
Any day *Additional cost of £25 will apply where students need assistance with
check-in on departure.
Activities available at Young Learner Centres include:

DATES
14th June to 20th August Basketball Arts + Crafts Town Quiz Football
Aerobics Tennis Beach Quiz Volleyball
AVERAGE NO. OF Badminton
STUDENTS *Swimming is available off-site*
PER CLASS Evening activities – Disco / Video evening / International Food Party
12 Full day Saturday excursions include:
MAXIMUM NO. OF Full day excursions on a Saturday are either by coach or train - to London
STUDENTS PER CLASS sightseeing with Thames River cruise
Or London to National History Museum and Covent Garden / River cruise
15 Or Portsmouth including a visit around the Victory and Mary Rose
Or Brighton including Brighton Pavilion / Sea Life Centre
Or Winchester + Cathedral
During the peak month of July CES will endeavour to meet all accommodation requests but we reserve the right
to place 2 students of the same mother tongue in the same homestay.
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JUNIOR STAGE PROGRAMME WINTER OPTION
DUBLIN
NO. OF TUITION LOW SEASON COURSE TARIFFS 2010 (SEPT-MAY)
HOURS
€324 nett – 6 nights/7 days
15 Dublin €350 nett – 7 nights/8 days
City Centre School €644 nett – 13 nights/14 days
TIME €670 nett – 14 nights/15 days
Course Content: the course is designed for groups of young people and the course combines
10.00 - 13.00 expert English language tuition with an interesting social and cultural programme. All classes
or take place in the city centre and students have easy access too all museums and other famous
14.00 - 17.00 attractions.
The course includes grammar and use of language, with the focus on listening and speaking in
DATES the second session. Students are assessed on their level of English on their first day and
placed in a class according to their level. In class students will improve their listening,
Jan – May 2010 speaking, reading and writing skills.
Sept – Dec 2010 Class is for three hours each day and may take place in the morning or afternoon.
AAVERAGE NO. OF
STUDENTS PER
CLASS Fee Includes
13
(Max. 15) • Full board homestay accommodation in carefully selected homes.
• Two students per family (no triples).
• 15 hours / 20 lessons per week in single nationality classes.
LEVELS • Maximum of 15 students per class.
• Course book rental and additional course material.
AVAILABLE • Level test at the beginning of the course.
Elementary to • Airport transfer on arrival and departure.
Advanced • Course Certificate & Individual Student Report.
• One free Group Leader per 15 students in single room homestay accommodation.
THE FEES
QUOTED Travel Tickets: Bus and Rail
ARE NETT Weeks 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks
Estimated €36 €54 €75 €95
Extras
Full day Saturday tours @ €30 per person with CES Teacher’s assistance.
Half day visits with Group Leaders

National Museum € Free Guinness €8
National Art Gallery € Free Kilmainham Gaol €4
Visit to seaside town € Free James Joyce Center €5
Museum of Modern Art € Free Dublinia €5
Chester Beatty Library € Free Number 29 €3
St. Stephen’s Green € Free Dublin Hop-on-Hop-off Tour €10
Evening activities with Group Leaders

Cinema €7 10 pin bowling €7
Dog Racing €5.50 Dublin by Dart € Rail ticket
Please note the above visits do not include a CES Teacher accompanying the group! If a CES Teacher is required it will
cost €60 per half-day visit.
Please note where groups arrive mid-week to mid-week it may not be possible to provide classes on the Monday and Tuesday of
their last week. Additional tuition will be given in lieu of this or the classes will take place in the afternoons.
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WIMBLEDON
HOURS
£251 nett – 6 nights/7 days
15 Wimbledon £268 nett – 7 nights/8 days
London Suburb £493 nett – 13 nights/14 days
TIME £513 nett – 14 nights/15 days
10.00 - 13.00 Course Content: the course is designed for groups of young people and the course combines
or expert English language tuition with an interesting social and cultural programme. All classes
14.00 - 17.00 take place in our Wimbledon school and students have easy access to the town centre and
train station.
DATES The course includes grammar and use of language, with the focus on listening and speaking in
the second session. Students are assessed on their level of English on their first day and
Jan – May 2010 placed in a class according to their level. In class students will improve their listening,
Sept – Dec 2010 speaking, reading and writing skills.
Class is for three hours each day and may take place in the morning or afternoon.
AVERAGE NO. OF
STUDENTS
PER CLASS Fee Includes
13 • Half board homestay accommodation in carefully selected homes.
(Max. 15)
• Two students per family (triples upon request).
• 20 lessons per week in single nationality classes.
LEVELS
• Maximum of 15 students per class.
AVAILABLE
Elementary to
Advanced • Level test at the beginning of the course.
• Airport transfer on arrival and departure from London Heathrow or Gatwick.
THE FEES • Course Certificate & Individual Student Report.

QUOTED • One free Group Leader per 15 students in single room homestay accommodation.
ARE NETT
Extras
Transfers from London Luton or Stansted- £ 16 per student extra
Full Day Excursions- £ 27 per student

Tours offered for example are London sight seeing tour, Brighton, Oxford and Cambridge.
Half Day Excursions- £ 13 per student

Tours offered for example are visits to London museums and art galleries, Greenwich, Thames River cruise.
Afternoon Activities- £ 4 per activity

Tennis, outdoor sports, DVD, bowling, town quiz.
Evening Activities- £ 6 per activity

Bowling, cinema evenings, international food parties, bbq’s and music nights
Please note the above visits do include a CES Teacher accompanying the group.
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WORTHING
HOURS
£233 nett – 6 nights/7 days
15 Worthing £246 nett – 7 nights/8 days
Sea Side School £450 nett – 13 nights/14 days
TIME £466 nett – 14 nights/15 days
10.00 - 13.00 Course Content: the course is designed for groups of young people and the course combines
or expert English language tuition with an interesting social and cultural programme. All classes
14.00 - 17.00 take place in our Worthing school and students have easy access to the town centre, train
station and seafront.
DATES The course includes grammar and use of language, with the focus on listening and speaking in
the second session. Students are assessed on their level of English on their first day and
Jan – May 2010 placed in a class according to their level. In class students will improve their listening,
Sept – Dec 2010 speaking, reading and writing skills.
Class is for three hours each day and may take place in the morning or afternoon.
AVERAGE NO. OF
STUDENTS
PER CLASS Fee Includes
13 • Full board homestay accommodation in carefully selected homes.
(Max. 15)
• Two students per family (triples upon request).
• 20 lessons per week in single nationality classes.
LEVELS
• Maximum of 15 students per class.
AVAILABLE
Elementary to
Advanced • Level test at the beginning of the course.
• Airport transfer on arrival and departure from London Heathrow or Gatwick.
THE FEES • Course Certificate & Individual Student Report.

QUOTED • One free Group Leader per 15 students in single room homestay accommodation.
ARE NETT
Extras
Transfers from London Luton or Stansted- £ 15 per student extra
Full Day Excursions- £ 25 per student

Tours offered for example are London River Cruise, Portsmouth Harbour Cruise and Victory, Canterbury, Winchester.
Half Day Excursions- £ 12 per student

Tours offered for example are Brighton, Arundel Village, Lewes Castle, Chichester Cathedral.
Afternoon Activities- £ 3 per activity

Games, town quiz, DVD, local museum visits, local art gallery visits, Pottery Barn, beach quiz, sports.
Evening Activities- £ 5 per activity

Bowling, cinema evenings, international food parties.
Please note the above visits do include a CES Teacher accompanying the group.
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CONDITIONS FOR JUNIOR STUDENTS
• Students between 12-17 years in England and 14-17years in Ireland only are accepted on the
Junior Programmes.
• Students aged 12 - 14 will be placed 2 per family
• Students with special dietary or medical problems are accepted solely at the discretion of the
Directors of CES. There is a supplementary charge for coeliac, vegetarians, vegans and students
with special dietary requirements.
• CES cannot accept students with enuresis (bed-wetting)
• Junior students must purchase the special travel ticket as all afternoon visits are by public
transport. The tickets are on sale at each Junior Centre. Agents may request travel tickets for
groups prior to arrival. CES will invoice the Agent.
• Group Leaders will be provided with an information pack, (incl. Group Leader Handbook, Map,
Tips for Group Leaders).
• In the peak months of July and August CES reserve the right to place two CES students of the
same mother tongue in the same homestay accommodation. CES will do everything reasonably
possible to meet agents’ accommodation requests. Whilst CES cannot warrant that our homestays
will not take students from another source, nevertheless CES will use our best endeavours to
ensure that the homestay accommodation is suitable to student requirements.
• Students who are 18 years and over must attend a CES adult course. CES does not accept
students 18 years and over in Junior Courses. We reserve the right to refuse such bookings.
• Fees for Trinity Exams must be received by CES prior to the group’s arrival. See note on Page 21.
• Dublin and Worthing - A private bus is available after each disco for groups only. Price on
request.
• CES reserves the right to charge a student €70/£50 for an unnecessary change of host family.
• Excursions on days other than Saturdays will be quoted for separately and are not included in the
programme.
• All junior students’ accommodation is based on shared room. We do not provide single rooms
for junior students.
• All students are expected to bring a towel and toiletries with them.
• Important: Students attending Junior Centres must obey the CES Rules for Junior Students.
Students who take alcohol or drugs will be sent home immediately at their parents’ expense.
There will be no refund of fees for such students. Agents will be advised of the expulsion and
must make arrangements for their student(s) to return home immediately.
• Junior Students may have classes in the morning or in the afternoon at peak times during the year.
• CES cannot accommodate three students of the same nationality in one house.
• There are no extra classes given where a bank holiday occurs during a course.
Arrival and Departure of Junior Students: Dublin

• Junior students must book an airport transfer on arrival and departure in Dublin. A fee of €120
per student will be charged for individual airport transfers (both ways).
• Group transfers are included only when the entire group arrives and departs together. An
additional transfer will be charged when students do not travel with the main group and will be
invoiced separately.
• Where 4-6 students arrive in Dublin at the same time a fee of €30 each way will be charged to
each student. Agents will be invoiced separately for these arrivals in the UK.
• Students departing between 3am-6am will be brought to the airport at 1am.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS – Ireland & UK
The following is an outline of the terms and conditions for booking and payments for Agents and representatives
of Centre of English Studies. The purpose of this list is to outline our conditions clearly and concisely and thereby
avert misunderstandings. The Term “Agent” refers to any intermediary representing Centre of English Studies.
Any disputes relating to accounts or services provided will, where necessary, be heard in the courts in the
Republic of Ireland or the UK where the bulk of the service is carried out.
Enrolling on a Course
Where possible we ask that Agents complete the CES Registration Form. The CES Form requests information on
personal details, course, level, arrival information, transfer details and accommodation details. We would ask that
Agents complete this form or assist their clients to do so.
Booking and Paying for a Course

Bookings are accepted in writing only, a 20% deposit is requested for all group bookings.
Individual Bookings should be made by fax or e-mail and an individual deposit of €200/ £100 transferred to the
CES bank account (please add €15/£15 bank charges).
CES will then send Agents a fax or an e-mail indicating the price of the course and accommodation and any
additional services requested – with commission already deducted. The total invoice will show the amount due.
All payment must be received 2 weeks before the students’ arrival.
Payment Procedure Ireland

• By international bank draft in EURO (€) posted directly to Centre of English Studies.
• By bank transfer in EURO (€) to: Bank Details:
Bank: AIB Bank
Address: 7-12 Dame Street, Dublin 2
Sort Code: 93-20-86
Swift Code: AIB KIE2D
Account Name: Centre of English Language Studies
Account Number: 88887063
IBAN Number: IE97AIBK93208688887063
• By Credit Card: Mastercard or Visa

Please ensure when making a payment to include the invoice number and student name or number.
Payment Procedure UK
Enrolments are confirmed on receipt of a completed enrolment form and £100 deposit in part payment of fees.
The balance of fees is payable before the course begins. Payment may be made:-
• Banker’s cheque drawn on London and mailed to Centre of English Studies, 12 Stoke Abbott Road,
Worthing, West Sussex BN11 1HE, England.
• Bank Transfer to Centre of English Studies,

National Westminster Bank
27 South Street, Worthing
West Sussex, BN11 3AR
Account No. 74638459
GB 33 NWBK 602431 74638459
IBAN BIC (Swift Code) NWBKGB2L
Please ensure that the total amount sent is free of all charges from the remitting and beneficiary banks, and that
the student’s name is quoted on accompanying documents.
• By Credit Card: Mastercard or Visa

There is no extra charge for paying the £100 deposit by credit card, but, if the balance of fees is paid by credit
card, there will be a surcharge of 1.5%.
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Please ensure when making a payment to include the invoice number and student name or number.
Commission
Individual Bookings – Commission is paid in two ways: 1) Nett invoice method or 2) Retrospective Commission
method. CES invoice the Agent, who is paid the gross price by the client and then pays the nett invoice fee to
CES. Commission is calculated on our Public Price List and is paid only on Tuition Fees for Adults, and on our
total packet price for Juniors.
Retrospective Commission Method

Clients are invoiced for the gross amount, and commission is paid twice yearly to the Agent – at the end of May
and at the end of October. Commission is paid on Adult Tuition Fees and Junior Packet Price. Deposits must be
paid on clients booked by Agents on the retrospective method. The Agents details must be clearly marked on
each booking at the time of booking for commission purposes.
Group Bookings – Special group rates are agreed with Agents by negotiation. It is important to note that should
this group not reach the number agreed upon, this will automatically invalidate the fee agreed and a sliding scale
will then apply. CES will provide this sliding scale upon receiving a group booking. CES requires a 20% deposit
on each group booking. Bookings will not be confirmed until the deposit or proof of transfer has been received by
CES. Important – Deposits must be paid by the end of March 2009. Balance must be received and in our bank
2 weeks prior to the groups arrival. Groups will be assigned to chosen centres on a first-come, deposit-paid
basis. Outstanding fees must be received by CES two weeks before the group arrives in Ireland or England.
Failure to meet the terms outlined can lead to cancellation. CES reserves the right to close bookings once we have
reached our quota in each Centre. All Dublin Junior Summer Centres are multinational.
Arrivals
Group quotes include one group transfer on arrival and one group transfer on departure. Where flights arriving
between 12midnight and 6am or delayed flights:- CES reserves the right to either hold students until 7am. Small
groups or individual students booked as part of a group and arriving separately to the group will be charged a
transfer fee. This will be invoiced to you.
Booking conditions
• We do not accept responsibility for costs incurred due to flight delays, i.e. accommodation etc.
• CES does not take responsibility for loss or theft of belongings.
• Students are expected to have appropriate medical and baggage insurance.
• There is no refund of fees for days missed during the course, or for late arrival or early departure, or for
public holidays.
• There is a fee of €15 (£15) on all payments made by bank transfer.
Pricing
CES requires Agents to submit their price lists.
Misrepresentation
It is the responsibility of Agents promoting CES to give a true and accurate description of our programmes. Any
such description must be submitted to the Marketing Department before printing. CES reserves the right to refuse
bookings from an Agent misrepresenting our courses.
Adult Groups
Dublin - Accommodation is half board Monday to Friday and full board at weekends. If full board
accommodation is required Monday to Friday, CES can arrange this at an additional cost of €40 per week.
UK – Groups attending CES in Wimbledon who wish to have a packed lunch will have to pay an additional £25
per person per week. Worthing is full board all week.
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CES reserves the right to terminate the contract in the following circumstances :
• The unruly behaviour of a student.
• Vandalism by a student.
• The committing of a criminal offence on the part of a student.
• In circumstances where the accommodation and facilities offered by CES are unsuitable to the special
needs of a student.
• In circumstances where the behaviour and conduct of a student is such as to adversely affect the proper
administration of the School.
• Where a medical condition needing special medicine and care is not advised on the Registration Form or
when the booking is made.
Insurance
Students are not insured by the School, nor by the family, against illness, theft or loss of personal effects and the
School accepts no responsibility in the event of such occurrence. Personal insurance cover is therefore
recommended.
CES does not assume any liability for loss, delay or accident of any kind whatsoever which may occur due to the
fault or negligence of any company, hotel proprietor, campus, hostel or any other persons carrying out ancillary
arrangements.
Medical Insurance
CES can arrange private medical insurance on request for non-EU clients. We advise that all clients take out full
medical insurance prior to their arrival. CES/Swandean cannot be responsible for medical costs incurred if a
student does not specifically request medical insurance cover.
Adult Classes
Adult classes can take place at alternative premises other than our main teaching centres at peak times of the year.
Junior Groups (Winter)

Where groups book mid-week to mid-week it may not be possible to provide classes on the Monday and Tuesday
of their last week. Additional tuition will be given in lieu of this during the afternoon period.
Group Leaders
Group Leaders will be supplied with a Group Leader Handbook, which outlines their duties. It is important that
Group Leaders read this handbook carefully. Group Leaders are expected to attend at the centre each day and to
accompany their group on all social and cultural excursions and activities. Accommodation will be full board in
Dublin and Worthing and half board in Wimbledon. In the peak month of July it may not be possible to provide
single room accommodation for Group Leaders. It is not feasible for a Group Leader with a group at a Junior
suburban centre to attend an Adult / Teachers Course at the city centre Adult School. We advise all Group
Leaders to bring a mobile phone with them and to give this number to the centre principal in case of emergency.
The host-family phone is there for students to contact the Group Leader. The phone can be used in emergency
situations only.
Phone Calls
Due to the number of students who abuse the host-family trust, students can only make emergency phone calls
from the host-family telephone under supervision. Agents will be responsible for recouping costs of calls made
without permission.
Text Books (Adults)

Text books are not included in our fee and cost approximately €32 Ireland/£22 UK. Agents who wish to include
the book must advise CES so that the cost of the book will be added to each invoice. Book rental may be
organised for groups only.
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Accommodation
It is important that Agents make special requests (no pets, vegetarian, etc.) on their initial booking. It is too late to
advise these requests after students have been placed. Where a number of special requests are made for one
student, CES reserve the right to fulfil what we feel to be the most important request. Agents should advise CES
of any special dietary needs, there will be an extra charge for students requesting a special diet.
Public Holidays
CES will be closed on the following Public Holidays:
IRELAND – School closed on the following dates: 1st January, 17thMarch, 2nd and 5th April, 3rd May, 7th June,
2nd August, 25th October. Classes will finish for Christmas on 17th December 2010 until 3rd January 2011.
ENGLAND – School closed on the following dates: 1stJanuary, 2nd and 5thApril, 3rd & 31st May, 30th August.
Classes will finish for Christmas on 17th December 2010 until 3rd January 2011.
When public holidays occur on a Monday, students begin their course on Tuesday. No extra classes will be
arranged to make up group lessons missed on public holidays and there is no refund of fees or credit given.
Please note there is no refund for clients who downgrade from Intensive to Standard Course during the first four
weeks of their stay. After the first four weeks the fee can be refunded through the Agent at the discretion of a
Director of CES.
Beginners arriving on dates other than the published start dates for beginners may have class in the afternoon or at
the lowest level operating at that time or must take individual tuition. It may be necessary for absolute beginners
to have one-to-one tuition until they reach a suitable level. Their group class fee will be off set against these
charges.
Cancellation
Cancellations must be notified in writing.
Cancellation Fee
Cancellation up to 14 days prior of the arrival date: €200 Ireland or £150 UK
Cancellation 7 days prior to commencement date or later: No refund
Tuition fees can only be refunded in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the School Directors. This
refund has to be made through the agency that booked the student.
Curtailment
There is no refund of fees for curtailment of a course after commencement.
These terms also apply to students who are part of a group. The cancellation fees will be waived if there is a
replacement student.
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Visa
Where a visa has been refused on appeal, CES will refund fees to the Agent on receipt of evidence of the visa
refusal plus the refusal number. All fees which have been paid will be refunded less the deposit of €200 in Ireland
or £100 in The UK. Where refunds are made by bank transfer the bank charges will also be deducted from the
balance.
If the intended commencement date of an English Language Programme is delayed because of visa problems, the
full contracted language programme will be provided by CES and no refund will be made. Please note there will
be a readjustment of fees if the course does not take place in the calendar year.
Independent Course Selection Arrangements
If, for any reason, students make their own arrangements for further study in Ireland or UK, the contract between
CES and the student will be considered broken, and no refund will be made.
Expulsion
No refund.
Accident or Serious Illness
Students should ensure that they have adequate insurance protection for the duration of their programme.
General Conditions
CES/Swandean reserves the right to cancel all arrangements and bookings without prior notice if our payment
conditions are not met. All operators working with CES will be deemed to have agreed to these conditions
without variation once they have made a booking.
Legal Notice
CES reserve the right to alter and amend information contained in this handbook without notice. We reserve the
right not to accept applications.
Supplements
CES reserves the right, if necessary, to add a supplement for airport transfers and tours to all students and groups.
All prices are valid until 31st December 2010.
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English
CENTRE OF
STUDIES
CES Course Fees 2010

• Dublin • London • Worthing • Oxford •
www.ces-schools.com
CES - Ireland Course Fees
4th Jan to 17th Dec 2010
31 Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Telephone: +353 1 671 4233 Fax: +353 1 671 4425 Website: www.ces-schools.com Email: info@ces-schools.com
English Courses
2 3 4 5-12 13-23 24+
Course Number Course Description
Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks
Standard General English
1 €213 €180 €170
20 hours tuition per week €470 €670 €882
All Year per week per week per week
09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
Intensive General English
2 26 hours tuition per week €260 €250 €237
€576 €822 €1,095
All Year 09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri per week per week per week
14.00 - 16.00 Tues to Thurs
Combination Course
20 hours group class per week
3 Extra Week
5 hours One-to-One €922 €1,344 €1,699
All Year €425
09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
14.00 - 16.00 2 afternoons
4
9 Weeks 12 Weeks 13 Weeks
FCE
11 Jan - 12 Mar
15 Mar - 11 Jun Course Fee Course Fee Course Fee
13 Sep - 10 Dec
CAE Cambridge Examination Preparation Course €1,767 €2,200 €2,340
4 Jan - 5 Mar 20 hours tuition per week
15 Mar - 11 Jun 09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
6 Sep - 3 Dec 10 Weeks Homestay 13 Weeks Homestay 14 Weeks Homestay
PET
11 Jan - 12 Mar €1,750 €2,275 €2,450
8 Mar - 4 Jun
6 Sep - 3 Dec
Special IELTS Preparation Course intercambio.com.br 13-23
5 26 hours tuition per week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks 5-12 Weeks
Weeks
Exam every month 09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri - General English €576 €822 €1,095 €260
14.00 - 16.00 Tues to Thurs - IELTS €250
Multi Destination Course
6 Standard Course 09.00 - 13.00 24 Weeks 36 Weeks
All Year Monday - Friday €3,985 €6,225
Dublin, Wimbledon & Worthing
General English with Business English (BULATS Preparation)
7 26 hours tuition per week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks Extra Week
Feb - Oct 09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri - General English €576 €822 €260
14.00 - 16.00 Tues to Thurs - Business English
Teacher Training Course
8
50 hours tuition
28 Jun - 9 Jul 2 Weeks
09.00 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
12 - 23 Jul €940
Afternoon schedule of
3 - 13 Aug
Lectures and Visits
Professional and Management Course

Course One-to-One tuition €53 per hour
International Junior Summer School (14 - 17 years)

Description 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks Extra Day
14 June English Language and Activity Programme
until 15 hours tuition per week/Full board Home stay €1,100 €1,646 €2,197 €87
20 Aug Accommodation
5 - 23 July English and Golf Programme
and 15 hours tuition per week/Full board Home stay €1,455 €2,096
3 - 13 Aug Accommodation
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CES - UK Course Fees
4th Jan to 17th Dec 2010
Wimbledon, Worthing and Oxford Summer School
Worthing School (UK Main Office): 12 Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN 11 1HE, England.
Website: www.ces-schools.com Email: worthing@ces-schools.com Telephone: +44 1903 231 330 Fax: +44 1903 200 953
English Courses
2 3 4 5-12 13-23 24+
Course Number Course Description
Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks
1 Standard General English Wimbledon £320 £476 £640 £156 £153 £150
All Year 20 lessons per week
16 years + 09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri Worthing £282 £422 £549 £128 £122 £116
Intensive General English Wimbledon £448 £680 £906 £216 £211 £204
2
30 lessons per week
All Year
09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
16 years + Worthing £406 £612 £813 £192 £187 £182
14.00 - 16.30 Tues to Thurs
3 Combination Course Wimbledon £590 £879 £1,127 £285 extra week
All Year 20 lessons group class per week
16 years + 5 hours One-to-One Worthing £564 £846 £1,096 £282 extra week
4 9 Weeks Course Fee 12 Weeks Course Fee

Cambridge Examination
11 Jan - 12 Mar 30 lessons per week
22 Mar - 11 Jun Wimbledon £1,835 £2,448
09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
20 Sep - 10 Dec 14.00 - 16.30 Tues to Thurs
16 years + Worthing £1,697 £2,256
5
Wimbledon IELTS Preparation Course 4 Weeks 4 Weeks
19 Apr - 14 May 30 lessons per week
Wimbledon Worthing
Worthing 09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri - General
15 Feb - 12 Mar English
9 Aug - 3 Sep 14.00 - 16.30 Tues to Thurs IELTS £906 £827
16 years +
6 Multi Destination Course 24 Weeks 36 Weeks
All Year Dublin, Wimbledon & Worthing £2,795 £4,193
12 Weeks Dublin, Wimbledon or Worthing
16 years + Standard Course 20 Lessons Tuition 12 Weeks Dublin, Wimbledon or Worthing
7 Standard English with Business

July & Aug English Option 30 lessons per week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks Extra Week
Worthing 09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri Gen English £406 £612 £813 £187
16 years + 14.00 - 16.30 Tues to Thur Bus English
8 Teacher Training Courses
28 Jun - 9 July 50 hours tuition
2 Weeks
12 - 23 July 09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
£670
Worthing Afternoon programme of
21 years + Lectures and Visits
Study Abroad Year

Intensive Course 32 Weeks Tuition + 4 Weeks Holiday
9
30 lessons per week
All Year Wimbledon £4,895
09.30 - 13.00 Mon to Fri
16 years +
14.00 - 16.30 Tuesday to Thurs Worthing £4,895
Professional and Management Courses

10
One-to-One Tuition £42 per hour
21 years +
International Summer Residential Course at Oriel College Oxford

11 Standard General English £762 per week (minimum stay 2 weeks)
5 Jul - 20 Aug 15 hrs tuition per week plus
Includes full board residential accommodation Mon-Fri.
Oxford 5 hrs British Culture & History
16 years + plus social programme Mon-Fri Breakfast Only Sat-Sun
Summer Young Learners Programme

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English Language and Activity
14 Jun - 20 Aug 14 Days 21 Days 28 Days Extra Day
15 hrs tuition per week/Full board Home Stay (twin room only)
Worthing £812 £1,218 £1,624 £59
9.30 - 12.30 Mon-Fri + Activity Programme
12-17 years
Accommodation Ireland
1 Home Stay Accommodation
Accommodation is arranged in a carefully selected family on request.
Half-board (bed, breakfast and dinner) Monday to Friday and full-board Saturday and Sunday.
Rate per week: €175

Minimum period two weeks. No refund will be made if a student makes alternative arrangements during this
time. No allowance will be made for absence from the family during the time arranged or for late arrival or
early departure. Students who wish to vacate their room for five days or longer will be charged a retainer fee
of €50 per week.
Single Room Supplement: €30 per week 1st June - 30 Sept. Single rooms are subject to availability
Executive Plus Home Stay Accommodation in a Single Room: (€230 per week). Only available to clients on
Executive Plus Courses.
2 Year Round Self-Catering Accommodation at Crestfield and Auburn House
Single, double and twin rooms located approximately 5kms from the city centre. Most rooms have a private
bathroom, all have tv, study desk and wi-fi access. Check-in is Saturday or Sunday from 16.00 hrs and
check-out is Saturday only (11.00 hrs). Limited availability. Students must book airport transfer on
arrival for check-in.
Price €196 per week single room / €155 per person per week twin/double
2a Summer Self-Catering Accommodation
Additional self-catering accommodation is available in July and August. Details in our brochure.
Shanowen Square €180 per week Trinity College from €65 per night UCD from €40 per night
3 Airport Transfers
An airport transfer on arrival can be arranged for home stay accommodation. The cost for adults is €65 (only
available on arrival) and juniors €120 return. Taxis are available outside the airport building.
4 Medical Insurance
Medical insurance can be arranged at a cost of approximately €25 per 4 weeks under 18 years; €35 per 4
weeks 18 years and over. Citizens of European Union countries should bring the E128 card with them.
5 Text Book
€30 approximately.
6 Social Activities
The school offers a variety of social activities and students are encouraged to join in. They pay only for those
excursions and activities in which they wish to participate.
Administration Fee of €65 on all Accommodation Booked

Note:Maximum number of students per class - Adults: 14 (average 10-12). Juniors: 15 (average 11-13)
All teaching hours are tuition hours of 55 minutes. Standard Course is 18.33 contact hours excluding breaks.
Intensive course is 23.83 contact hours excluding breaks. Young learner is 15.00 contact hours excluding breaks.
Social Activities. Approximate costs for excursions - Full day: €28 to €30. Half day: €4 to €10.
course dates:
BEGINNERS COURSE (price as Course 1): 4th January, 12th April, 21st June, 19th July, 30th August
STANDARD, INTENSIVE AND COMBINATION COURSE: Each Monday
TEACHER TRAINING COURSE (2 weeks): 28th June - 9th July, 12th - 23rd July, 3rd - 13th August
and 23rd August - 3rd September
GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE WITH BUSINESS ENGLISH
INCLUDING BULATS EXAM PREPARATION: February - October

PLEASE NOTE: The school will be closed on the following days: 1st January, 17th March, 2nd and 5th April, 3rd May, 7th June,
2nd August and 25th October 2010. Class finishes 17th December. Office closed 17th December 2010 - 3rd January 2011.
There is no refund or time given in lieu for public holidays.
Recognised by the Department of Education as an English Language School for the teaching of English as a foreign
language. Managing Director: Justin Quinn. Registration No. 116197
Accommodation England
1 Home Stay Accommodation
Accommodation is arranged in a carefully selected family on request.
Worthing - Full board (bed, breakfast, packed lunch and dinner).
Wimbledon - Half-board (bed, breakfast and dinner).
Rate per week at Worthing: - single £115 - twin £108

Rate per week at Wimbledon: - single £140 - twin £125
Minimum period two weeks. No refund will be made if a student makes alternative arrangements during this
time. No allowance will be made for absence from the family during the time arranged or for late arrival or
early departure. As per the British Council we can place up to four students in a homestay.
2 Self-Catering Accommodation Available from £100 per week

There is a selection of self catering apartments, hostel, hotel and guest houses available on request.
3 UK - Airport Transfers
Private car transfers can be arranged from Heathrow or Gatwick to Wimbledon or Worthing.
Wimbledon transfers from Heathrow to Gatwick: £80 one in car; £85 two in car; £90 three in car.
Worthing transfers from Gatwick; £80 one in car; £85 two in car; £90 three in car.
From Heathrow: £105 one in car; £110 two in car; £115 three in car.
From Stansted: £140 one in car; £145 two in car; £150 three in car.
Participants for Oriel College can travel to and from Oxford by a bus service, operating 24 hours, return
fares from Heathrow of approximately £30 or from Gatwick of approximately £40. If required, we can arrange
collection from and return to either Gatwick or Heathrow airports, in private car transfers. The cost per
journey from Gatwick is £155 and from Heathrow £120.
4 Medical Insurance
Medical insurance can be arranged at the cost of approximately £20 per 4 weeks under 18 years; or £30 per 4
weeks 18 years and over. Citizens of European Union countries should not have to pay for medical treatment,
but they are advised to bring their E128 card with them. Some other countries have a reciprocal agreement
with Britain, whereby their citizens do not have to pay for medical treatment, but they are advised to bring
their E128 form or equivalent with them.
5 Text Book
£20 approximately.
6 Social Activities
The school offers a variety of social activities and students are encouraged to join in. They pay only for those
excursions and activities in which they wish to participate.
Administration Fee of £50 on all Accommodation Arranged

Note: Maximum number of students per class - Adults: 14 (average 10-12). Juniors: 15 (average 11-13)
All teaching hours are tuition hours of 45 minutes. Standard Course is 15.00 contact hours excluding breaks.
Intensive course is 22.00 contact hours excluding breaks. Young learner is 13.33 contact hours excluding breaks.
Social Activities. Approximate costs for excursions - Full day: £25 to £30. Half day: £5 to £15.
course dates:
WORTHING ONLY, BEGINNERS COURSE DATES (price as Course 1): Please contact school directly.
STANDARD, INTENSIVE STUDY ABROAD YEAR AND COMBINATION COURSE: Each Monday
STANDARD ENGLISH COURSE WITH OPTIONS: Every Monday July & August
TEACHER TRAINING COURSE (2 weeks): 28th June - 9th July, 12th - 23rd July
PLEASE NOTE: The school will be closed on the following days: 1st January, 2nd and 5th April, 3rd and 31st May and 30th August.
Class finishes 17th December. Office closed 17th December 2010 - 3rd January 2011.
UK Director: Michael Quinn

Director: Justin Quinn (Managing), Jonathan Quinn (Marketing)
Registrar: Elizabeth A. Moulson
Head Office & Registration Address: Centre Of English Studies Ltd., (Complany No. 3669269), 12 Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 1HE, England.
Terms and Conditions
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On receipt of your Registration Form and relevant payment you • By Credit Card: Mastercard or Visa
will receive: Fees include:
1. Confirmation of your enrolment and chosen course. • Tuition.
2. Acknowledgement of your payment and statement of the • Assessment test at the beginning of the course.
balance of fees (deposits paid are non-refundable).
• Individual Report
• Use of Listening Centre/Multimedia Centre for private study.
IRELAND:
• Self-Access, Listening and Interactive Technology Centre.
Centre of English Studies,
E-mail Facilities.
31 Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.
Supplements:
ENGLAND:
The Registrar, CES, €65/£50 Administration fee on accommodation.
12 Stoke Abbott Road, West Sussex, BN11 1HE, England.
€15/£15 for each Bank Transfer.
€30 per week Single Room Supplement (June-Sept, Dublin).
Full payment of fees is due 2 weeks prior to the starting date. Text books not included in tuition price.
Payment can be made in any of the following ways:
1. By credit card (Mastercard or Visa)
Conditions:
2. By Bank Transfer to our account.
Bank transfer:
1. There is no refund made for a cancellation made within 7 days of
• If payment is being made by Bank Transfer:- you must enclose
the commencement of the student’s course or if a student fails
photocopies of all relevant transfers when sending your
to complete the programme. There is no refund of the deposit.
completed Registration Form.
• A supplement of €15/£15 must be added to each transfer fee. 2. Tuition fees are non-refundable.
3. There will be no refund for students who change from Intensive

IRELAND Bank Transfers should be sent to the school.
to Standard Course.
Bankers
Bank: AIB Bank 4. Registration will be confirmed for each student only upon receipt
of completed Registration Form and full payment of fees.
Address: 7-12 Dame Street, Dublin 2
Account Name: Centre of English Language Studies 5. We do not accept responsibility for costs incurred due to flight
delays, i.e. accommodation etc.
Sort Code: 93.20.86 6. Visas: If a student does not acquire a visa on time the above
Swift Code: AIB KIE2D cancellation policy applies.
IBAN: IE97AIBK93208688887063
7. We do not take responsibility for loss or theft of belongings.
PAYMENT PROCEDURE UK 8. Students are expected to have appropriate medical and

baggage insurance.
Enrolments are confirmed on receipt of a completed Enrolment
form and £100 deposit in part payment of fees. The balance
9. Non EU students must take out private medical insurance.
of fees is payable before the course begins. Payment may be
made:-
10. There is no refund of fees for days missed during the Course or
Bank transfer to: Centre of English Studies for late arrival or early departure or for Public Holidays.
Natwest Bank
11. During peak times classes can be held at additional premises.
27 South Street, Worthing
West Sussex BN11 3AR
Note: If a student wishes to return to their home country or take
holidays elsewhere during the term of their English Language
IBAN: GB33 NWBK 602431 74638459 Programme they are free to do so, but no credit will be given for
BIC: NWBK GB 2L missed study time.
Please ensure that the total amount sent is free of all charges
from the remitting and beneficiary banks, and the student’s
name is quoted on accompanying documents.
Please return to: Centre of English Studies, or Centre of English Studies, 12 Stoke Abbott
31 Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland. Road, West Sussex BN11 1HE, England.
Telephone: 353 1 671 4233. Fax: 353 1 671 4425. Telephone: 44 1903 231330. Fax: 44 1903 200953.
E-mail: info@ces-schools.com E-mail: worthing@ces-school.com
CES registration Form - 2010
Personal Details
Family Name:
First Name(s): Male Female
Address:
Country: Post Code: Passport Number:
Mobile Telephone: E-mail: Occupation:
Nationality: First Language: Date of Birth:

(dd/mm/yyyy)
Current level of English (please z) Very good Good Fair None
Where do you want to study? Dublin Oxford Wimbledon Worthing Young Learner Junior Course
Course Details
I wish to reserve a place on Course: Number of Weeks:
Starting Date: Finishing Date: Course Fee:
Accommodation Details (please z)

I want Home Stay / Crestfield / Auburn (Ireland) Self Catering Apartment at:-
Shared Room (available mid June to mid September)
Single Room 1. Self Catering Name:
2. Guest House
3. Hotel Room Type:
Arrival Date: / / Departure date: / /
Number of Nights: Accommodation Fee:
Airport Transfer - (optional - must be booked in advance)

Date of Arrival: / / Time of Arrival: Flight No.: From: Airport
Name of Arrival Airport: Airport transfer on Arrival: Required Not Required transfer Fee: See Price Lists
It is important that CES is advised of your arrival details even if you do not require a transfer. Juniors must book a transfer both ways.
Must be booked for Crestfield and Auburn House, Dublin.
Fees
Course Course Fees
Accommodation Accommodation Fee
Home Stay Single Room Supplement
Administration Fee
Airport Transfer Transfer Fee
Bank Bank Charges
Textbook
Visa Application Fee £15 (UK only)
TOTAL
International Junior Summer School Course Fee Total:

Young Learners Course Airport Transfers:
Number of Weeks Bank Charges:
(Includes Tuition, Accommodation, Activities, Tours) TOTAL
I enclose (Please z): Full Fees Deposit Bank Transfer Banker’s Draft Credit Card
Credit Card Payments: Visa Mastercard

Card Number
Card Expiry Date: / Card Holders Name: CCV No.:
Dublin School (Head Office), 31 Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.

E-mail: info@ces-schools.com Website: www.ces-schools.com
Worthing School, 12 Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN11 1HE, England
E-mail: worthing@ces-schools.com

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Education For Life

CES operates three year-round schools in

The combined academic, administrative skills

stay with us.

CES can provide various accommodation

Our aim is to give you the best possible

We look forward to welcoming you to a CES

Ireland GENERAL INFORMATION

Ireland was known as the “Celtic Tiger” because of the massive

Irish people are renowned for their friendliness and hospitality,

adapt to the Irish way of life. Ireland, a member of the EU since

We have a rich literary and musical tradition. Our colourful history

The Irish interest in sport is legendary. You can go golfing, sailing,

It is a land of contrasts - from exciting, cosmopolitan cities

and drink, enjoy a delicious afternoon tea or strawberries

The English also love their sport, especially football, rugby

Location Our basement area has a cafeteria

zCombination Course classrooms, all with facilities for CD

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is available if you have any learning

zEnglish For Professionals

zTeachers’ Course England, its culture and its people.

zStudy Abroad Year Advice

zWinter School Groups

CELT Teacher Training Courses - Ireland

European Framework Document

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“ 30 years and 50,000 students later, CES is still fulfilling

Reputation | Education | Dedication

z Over 30 years experience

z EAQUALS & ACELS accredited in Ireland

z Free Wi-Fi in all main centres

z Wonderful homestay accommodation

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During the first individual lesson, you will complete a Needs

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This course can cover topics such as criminal law, international

» Meetings & Negotiations

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Please Note: Students coming from non-EU countries may require a

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The Language Component includes:

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» CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning)

09.00 to 13.00 09.30 to 13.00

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