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One hundred thousand welcomes to
Atlantic Language Galway on the west coast of Ireland
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Contents Ireland ..............................................................................................5
Galway ............................................................................................. 7
Atlantic Language Galway ................................................................8
Courses...........................................................................................16
Accommodation ..............................................................................34
A Student’s First Day ......................................................................37
Social Activity Programme..............................................................38
Junior Students ..............................................................................42

Junior Winter Short-Stay Programme ............................................43
International Junior Residential Schools ........................................44
Useful Information ..........................................................................46
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Distances
Dublin - Galway 218km
Shannon - Galway 88km
Sligo - Galway 141km
Cork - Galway 199km

Cork - Dublin 252km
Dublin - Belfast 168km
Sligo - Belfast 197km
Flying to Ireland
Airline Website
Aer Lingus www.aerlingus.com
Ryanair www.ryanair.com
Iberia Airlines www.iberia.com

Lufthansa www.lufthansa.com
KLM www.klm.com
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IRELAND msn: erickandregarcia@hotmail.com
Take medieval cities, add in lush landscapes learn, but also to live the wonderful range of
and dramatic scenery, mix with cosy pubs experiences that Ireland has to offer.
and lively cultural festivals, and you have Ireland is an island which is both old and
just some of the ingredients that have made new. Steeped in centuries of history and
learning English in Ireland an unforgettable cultural traditions, surrounded by a landscape
experience. James Joyce, U2 and the that changes from rolling green countryside
creators of Riverdance are just some of the to rugged towering cliffs, the four million
artists that have taken their inspiration from or so inhabitants have embraced both
these surroundings, entertaining people all tradition and modernity. While much has
over the world. changed over the past twenty years as the
International education is nothing new for island has rapidly modernised, the genuine
Ireland: Irish monasteries were recognised welcome and hospitality of the Irish is still a
as important centres of education some deep-seated tradition and that they love to
one thousand five hundred years ago. This talk and talk continues to be an undisputed
tradition has continued through the ages, fact. Ireland is a place of wonder, a place to
and now that it is so easy to travel to Ireland, explore, discover and learn.
many choose to come here, not only to
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JUNIOR RESIDENCES
APARTMENTS CITY CENTRE
APARTMENTS
INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR SUMMER

RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL
ATLANTIC
LANGUAGE
GALWAY
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Getting To Galway
Bus Website
Citylink www.citylink.ie
Nestor Link www.nestorlink.ie
Bus Eireann www.buseireann.ie
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GALWAY msn: erickandregarcia@hotmail.com
Sheltered from the great Atlantic Ocean show it to the world, as they have been doing
by the picturesque Galway Bay, the city of for many hundreds of years.
Galway is one of the most western cities in They have much to show. The city of Galway
Europe but its location does not mean that is a maze of small, winding streets filled with
it is isolated. A port city, trade with countries shops, traditional pubs, street performers,
far and wide has been a long tradition in weekend markets and some of Ireland’s
Galway. Today, it continues this considerable finest restaurants. There is much more
history by welcoming people from even outside too as the city is a gateway to explore
more countries. It is a crossroads, a place the striking scenery of the West of Ireland,
where people meet, coming from different from the magnificent Cliffs of Moher that
directions, a lively and bustling place which face the Atlantic Ocean to the unspoilt karst
boasts an amazing cultural diversity. Burren to the isolation of the Aran Islands off
Known as the cultural capital of Ireland, the coast, unique for their language – Irish
Galway is a small but vibrant university city (Gaelic) is spoken here as a mother tongue
with a population of 72,000. It is renowned – archaeology and heritage.
the world over for its music, both traditional
and modern, for its theatre and performing
arts and, perhaps most of all, for its many
festivals throughout the year. Galway people
are friendly and helpful people who are proud
of their city and their region, and happy to
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ATLANTIC LANGUAGE GALWAY
Atlantic Language Galway, established in 1993 in the heart of Galway city, is a

premium-choice English Language school. Recognised and accredited by the Irish
Government’s Department of Education and Science, Atlantic Language Galway
has established an often-remarked-on reputation for its friendly and personal
atmosphere, its internationally mixed classes and its attention to high academic
standards of English teaching.
Being situated in the West of Ireland, the traditions of providing a warm and hearty
welcome are important at Atlantic Language Galway. So too is the unique culture
of the West which offers much to explore and visit giving students the valuable
opportunity of taking their learning from the classroom to the outside world,
practicing their skills in English while enjoying what the West of Ireland has to offer,
ensuring that time spent at Atlantic Language Galway will be time well spent.
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Our students
Location Nationality Mix
The school is located in the heart of Galway city. After Atlantic Language Galway is very proud of its extensive
class students can stroll through the bustling streets of nationality mix. Each year we welcome students from
the city and soak up the ambiance. The streets are lined across the globe to come and study English. Students
with cosy cafés, bars, restaurants and street performers. are excited and happy to meet others from a variety
The school is located opposite the bus station, providing of backgrounds and cultures. They develop strong
frequent services to and from Dublin and Shannon friendships and have the opportunity to share their
Airports. The train station at the back of the school is many different experiences. This is especially true on
also easily accessible with several trains running daily to occasions like International Food Day, celebrated each
various towns and cities in Ireland. term, when students can sample the cuisine of others.
Modern Building
Atlantic Language Galway is located on the top floor of
a distinctive twenty-first century modern glass building.
Carefully designed and built as a language school,
classrooms are glass-walled and filled with natural
light which flows into the central area of the school.
This creates a bright, spacious and ideal learning
environment and a place where students can spend time
with their friends over coffee breaks or chat, meet up or
study after classes.
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Quality of Academic Standards Atlantic Language Staff

Professionalism, excellence and innovation have helped Each member of the Atlantic Language Galway team
Atlantic Language Galway build its reputation for quality commit themselves to their roles in the areas of
educational standards. The Academic Department, teaching, registration, accommodation, administration,
managed by a Director and Assistant Director of Studies, marketing and catering.
ensures that each student is individually tested and Our teachers are university graduates who have special
placed in a class level appropriate to their abilities. The qualifications to teach English as a foreign language.
progress of each student is frequently monitored so Many members of the teaching staff have extensive
that there is always an academic challenge throughout academic and general experience stretching over many
their stay. Personal attention and one-to-one contact are years from teaching in Ireland and in other countries.
hallmarks of the work of the Academic Department. Because Atlantic Language Galway has small class
sizes it is possible for teachers to individually know
each student and to have an interest in their learning
experiences and an awareness of their particular needs.
The Student Welfare Officer is available to students
daily to ensure that the school can maintain a personal
Professionalism, excellence contact with students and offer a point of contact for
questions or for assistance. Social, cultural and other
and innovation have helped activity programmes are also coordinated by the Student
Welfare Officer.
Atlantic Language Galway
build its reputation for The school’s Accommodation Managers are also on
hand to help with any questions that students may have
quality educational regarding accommodation or living in Ireland.
standards.
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Meeting our leaders
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On the roof garden
Other School Facilities
• Free access to internet services is available in the
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• School library service with an expanding range of
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develop their English reading skills
• Our bookshop carries books that are useful for
students seeking to get the most from their study time
• Study room facilities are available where students may
continue their own study in the comfort of the school
• The school’s roof-top location provides a roof garden
with panoramic views of the city and Galway Bay
• New school café with a wide variety of delicious
coffees, teas, freshly made sandwiches and pastries ...a reputation for its friendly
available
and personal atmosphere,
its internationally mixed
classes and its attention to
high academic standards of
English teaching
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COURSES
ADULT COURSES
Atlantic Language Galway offers a broad range of courses that have been carefully designed and prepared to meet
the general and particular needs of the students who choose us as their location to learn and enhance their English
language skills. Our courses can be grouped under four titles:
General English choices suitable for those who wish to broadly develop their English language skills. These courses
can be combined and supplemented with a choice of elective options
Examination Preparation courses for those who seek the challenge of successfully completing certification in
English language competency
Specialised Courses for groups of adult students focusing on topics such as business communications, over 50s
courses and tourism, to name a few. The school also offers academic preparation courses, pre-university and pre-
masters conversion courses, and
Teacher Refresher Training for non-native speakers.
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The Intensive English course is structured to provide a solid grounding and improvement in the core language skills
of reading, writing, listening and speaking. This course is offered in the morning class periods, is open to students
from elementary to advanced levels and focuses on a communicative approach to learning.
Times Monday to Friday, 09:00-10:30, 11:00-12:30, 15 hours tuition per week in twenty
45 minute classes
Levels Elementary to Advanced
Class Size 12 maximum
Minimum Booking 2 weeks
Available Year-round
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Intensive English Plus (GE2)
Including all the elements of Intensive English (GE1) above, this course complements the work of morning classes
with a focus on additional conversation-based activities in an afternoon group class.
Times As GE1 above plus Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 13:30 - 16:15.
22.5 hours tuition per week in thirty 45 minute classes
Intensive English plus 5 Private Lessons (GE1P5)

Students who wish to complement their Intensive English study with individual tuition find this course option of
considerable benefit. Group classes in the morning are supplemented with one hour of tailored intensive tuition in the
afternoon. A personal programme for individual tuition is worked out and agreed with the tutor at the beginning of
classes and may be reviewed as necessary.
Times As GE1 above plus individual tuition Monday - Friday afternoons. 20 hours tuition per
week in twenty 45 minute group classes plus five 60 minute individual classes
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In class
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By the Claddagh
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Our Academic Director
General Business English (GE1B)

General Business English is designed specifically for students who are interested in developing their general English
language skills and enhancing these for work in a business setting. This course combines group Intensive English
morning classes (GE1 above) with a business elective, in group classes, focusing on a syllabus of business topics,
such as buying, selling, ordering and marketing, on three afternoons per week.
Times As GE1 above plus Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 13:30-16:15,

22.5 hours tuition per week in thirty 45 minute classes
Level Intermediate and stronger
Minimum Booking 2 weeks, maximum booking 6 weeks
Private Lessons (PE2)

Taking private lessons allows students to benefit from flexible English tuition tailored to their individual
requirements. Lessons can follow a structured format or can be arranged to concentrate on a particular area of the
student’s choice.
Times Flexible timetable of afternoon classes can be scheduled for each student
Class Size One-to-one or two-to-one
Minimum Booking 1 week
Available Low season and only for afternoon classes
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At the National University of Ireland Galway
EXAMINATION PREPARATION COURSES
Students who wish to pursue the challenge of undertaking the Cambridge Examinations in English will benefit from
our Cambridge Examination Preparation courses. These courses are offered for both the First Certificate in English
(FCE) and the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE). Cambridge Preparation courses are based on closed group
tuition classes, each one beginning either 6, 10 or 13 weeks before the scheduled examination sessions taking
place in Galway in March, June and December.
Cambridge Examination Preparation – FCE/CAE Standard

Cambridge Examination Preparation courses are specifically focused on preparing candidates to successfully
complete the examinations which take place three times each year. The standard courses, which take place in the
morning, commence either 10 weeks (for the March session) or 13 weeks (for the June and December sessions)
before the scheduled examination dates.
Times Monday - Friday, 09:00-10:30, 11:00-12:30, 15 hours tuition per week in twenty 45 minute classes
Levels FCE minimum level: Intermediate CAE minimum level: Upper Intermediate
Minimum Booking Course duration: 10 or 13 weeks
Available 10 weeks before the March examination session for FCE and CAE
13 weeks before the June and December examination sessions for FCE and CAE
Examinations March, June and December
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Cambridge Examination Preparation – FCE/CAE Intensive
Cambridge Examination Preparation courses are specifically focused on preparing candidates to successfully
complete the examinations which take place three times each year. Intensive courses take place in morning and
afternoon classes, and commence six weeks before the scheduled examination dates.
Times Monday to Friday, 09:00-10:30, 11:00-12:30, 13:30-15:00. 22.5 hours tuition per week
in thirty 45 minute classes
Levels FCE minimum level: Strong Intermediate
CAE minimum level: Upper Intermediate
Minimum Booking Course duration: 6 weeks
Available 6 weeks before the examination sessions for FCE and CAE
subject to a minimum number of participants
Examinations March, June and December
Other Examination Preparation Courses

Atlantic Language Galway also offers preparation for TOEIC and IELTS. This can be in the form of private or group
tuition. Please contact the school for details.
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On Quay Street
SPECIALISED COURSES
Short-stay Group Language Holidays for Adults

Atlantic Language Galway can design and prepare tailor-made courses for groups of adult students on request.
Incorporating tuition, accommodation, airport transfers and elective excursions packages, the range of topics that
can be covered in closed groups include, but are not limited to, business management, marketing, economics and
tourism. Groups who wish to participate in the school’s general English programmes are also welcome: classes can
be organised at all levels, elementary to advanced, in open or closed group format as required.
For more information on Short-stay Group Language Holidays for Adults please contact the school’s Short-stays and
Groups Coordinator.
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Discover Ireland West for the Over 50s
The West of Ireland has so much to discover and enjoy; exploring this wonderful region is great fun with a closed
group of like-minded people. This course involves English language lessons in morning classes and opens up a
world of opportunities for afternoon and weekend activities, including:
• Visiting mountains, lakes, farms and castles located on the west coast of Ireland
• Enjoying a traditional Irish meal in a traditional farm cottage
• Learning to play a traditional Irish musical instrument, e.g. the bodhrán or tin whistle
• Learning about and experiencing Irish history and culture
Times Monday to Friday, 09:00-10:30, 11:00-12:30. 15 hours tuition per week in twenty 45
minute classes plus daily afternoon activities and weekend excursions
Levels Strong Intermediate to Advanced* *Students who test at a lower level will join Intensive
English morning group classes appropriate to their level and will join the Discovery group
for all other activities.
Available Selected dates
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Grounds of the National University of Ireland Galway. (International Junior Summer Residential from 2008)
English for Academic Purposes/Foundation Course
To prepare students for entry into an English language based university undergraduate programme, particularly
those at the National University of Ireland Galway, Atlantic Language Galway offers the International Foundation Year
Programme.
The International Foundation Year Programme

The International Foundation Year Programme is designed to help students who do not have the required academic/
English language standard to gain entry to undergraduate business and information technology degree programmes
at the National University of Ireland Galway.
Core Subjects English for academic purposes

Study skills including Information Technology
Independent learning
Subject Modules Business and Management
University Entry Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Delivered by Dublin International Foundation College
Times Monday to Friday, 09:00-10:30, 11:00-12:30
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 13:30-16:15 - 22.5 hours tuition
Entry Requirement High school leaver with minimum IELTS 5.0
Minimum Booking 8 months - The programme consists of 2 semesters with exams and assignments
Start Dates January and September
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English Teaching
Atlantic Language Galway provides courses for Teachers of English from non-native backgrounds.
Teacher Refresher Training for Non-native Speakers

Secondary Level Teachers
Designed specifically with the teaching needs of second level teachers in mind, this skills refresher course aims to
help practitioners:
• to keep up with recent changes and developments in language teaching
• to update and develop their skills
• to refresh and develop their command of English
Three core areas are covered by the course:
Methodology, such as lesson planning, skills, communication
Advanced language analysis, including grammar, register, authentic language, pronunciation
Workshops on special topics like warmers and fillers, use of video, culture, speaking
The course also comprises a social and cultural component and content can be adjusted depending on the needs
and objectives of the participating teachers.
Times Monday to Friday, 09:00-10:30, 11:00-12:30. 15 hours class tuition per week in twenty
45 minute classes plus afternoon classes and activities, and weekend excursions
Levels Minimum level: Strong Intermediate desirable
Start Dates Selected dates
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Aran Islands
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Relaxing in one of the school’s comfortable apartments
ACCOMMODATION msn: erickandregarcia@hotmail.com
Atlantic Language Galway provides year-round School Apartments
accommodation in our modern school-managed self-
catering apartments. Accommodation is also provided by Exclusively for students of Atlantic Language Galway, the
the school with selected host families. Quality hotels and school provides superb high-grade accommodation in
bed and breakfast accommodation can also be booked 2 and 3 bedroom apartments within a 15-minute walk
on request. from the school and the city centre.
SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION School Townhouses

Atlantic Language Galway is pleased to be able to Located in the heart of the city and surrounded by all
offer a range of its own accommodation, all of which is of the city’s amenities, we offer 2 bedroom townhouses
comfortably furnished and maintained offering students which are only 5 minutes walk from the school.
the freedom of catering for themselves. The school’s
accommodation services coordinate mixed nationalities
City Centre School Apartments
in each location: while making new friends, this has a
great impact on cultural awareness and learning.
Convenient to the school and all that the city has to
School accommodation is strictly available on a Saturday
offer by day and by night are the centrally located 3-
to Saturday basis. It is not possible to offer extra nights
bedroomed dock-front apartments.
of accommodation.
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Time for homework
HOST FAMILY
The school offers home stay accommodation with
selected friendly and welcoming local host families.
During the week accommodation is half-board, offering
breakfast and an evening meal, while at weekends full-
board accommodation is offered. All host families are
located near to a city bus route, each of which arrives
at the city’s main square only a couple of minutes from
the school. Host family accommodation is available from
Saturday to Saturday or Sunday to Sunday. Extra nights
are also available on request.
HOTEL OR BED AND BREAKFAST

ACCOMMODATION
Atlantic Language Galway has partnered with a
number of carefully selected quality hotels and bed and
breakfasts to offer some amazing nightly and weekly
rates. Bookings can be directed through the school by
request at the time of course booking.
Taking a stroll
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A STUDENT’S FIRST DAY
Each student is personally welcomed on their arrival

FEEDBACK
at the school and receives a welcome pack prepared
specially and addressed in their name. This pack It is important to us to learn how students find their
contains an individual student card as well as a student experience of Atlantic Language Galway so that we may
handbook, maps and guides to help new students settle improve what we do. Students are given the opportunity
in to life in Galway. Students, on their first day, attend a to let us know what they think by:
short orientation session where they have a chance to • Completing our ‘Talk to Us’ questionnaire at the start
meet other new students and be introduced to various of week 2
school staff members who are available at all times to • Participating in focus groups arranged by the Student
assist students in whatever way possible. During the Welfare Officer
afternoon of the first day there is an opportunity to take • Being invited to meet with Accommodation Managers,
a guided walking tour of the city in the company of the Teaching Staff, Administration and Marketing at any
school’s Student Welfare Officer, giving the opportunity time they wish
to get to know the city and make Galway their home • Completing an Exit Questionnaire
from home. This enables us to tackle any problems that may have
We believe that feedback is important as it helps us arisen during their stay and also gives us a window for
provide a better experience and service for our students. improvements where they are needed.
For this reason students are encouraged to complete
a questionnaire after their first week and to make
suggestions to the school.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMME • Free school-based vocabulary lessons
• The opportunity to view movies in English
• Pub nights out - traditional Irish music, jazz, rock ’n’
Nobody doubts that the West of Ireland is distinctive in roll
terms of its landscape and environment and also with • Cinema club trips
its culture, heritage and warmth. At Atlantic Language
Galway we encourage our students to discover what the We celebrate many occasions during the year with
West has to offer. We are very proud of our place in the special events to mark them, including:
world and are delighted to show it off but we also know
that the learning that students do in the school is greatly • St. Valentine’s Day
enhanced when they are involved in social events and • St. Patrick’s Day with special workshops on Irish
activities. In many ways the magnificent landscape, the dancing, music and legends
• Easter party
cozy pubs and the friendly people of the West are an
• International Food Day celebrated twice a year
extension of the school where students continue to learn • Irish dancing on the roof during the summer
about Irish culture and heritage while practicing and • Halloween
developing their language skills in the real world. • The school’s Christmas party
To ensure that students can have an exceptional With such a lively schedule of events our Student
Welfare Officer is busy making sure that students are
experience we organise weekly social and cultural
kept regularly informed on what’s happening.
events which include:
Being a city of festivals means that Galway has a

• Guided walking tour of Galway city
• Day tours to discover the stunning scenery of the constant line-up of wonderful events to attend. Two of
Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, Aran Islands, Connemara, the most renowned are the Galway Arts Festival and the
Bunratty Castle Galway Racing Festival, both of which take place during
• Free Irish history and culture lessons the summer months, and attract visitors from across the
• Free lessons on Gaelic football and hurling - Ireland’s globe.
unique national sports
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Galway Arts Festival
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Juniors
at Atlantic Language Galway
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JUNIOR STUDENTS msn: erickandregarcia@hotmail.com
Atlantic Language Galway offers a diverse range of choices for junior students. While offering summer courses for
individual students we also specialise in customised courses for groups of junior students according to request. Our
options for junior students incorporate tuition, accommodation, airport transfers and elective excursion and activity
packages.
Browsing the following courses will give a flavour of the range of choices we offer for junior students. For more
information on Short-stay Group Language Holidays or to discuss your requirements please contact the school’s
Short-stays and Groups Coordinator.
Fun in Eyre Square
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Junior Winter Short-Stay Programme
Over the past number of years our Junior Winter Short-Stay Programme has developed into a unique language
holiday programme suitable for second level students from across the globe. These groups have the option of a 7 or
14 day stay with English language lessons in the mornings and a range of afternoon and evening activities.
Location Classes take place at Atlantic Language Galway Adult School. On some occasions
additional classrooms are rented at Park College, a private school located seven minutes
walk from our adult centre.
Tuition and Project Work 20 lessons (15 hours) English language tuition per week, materials provided
Speaking, reading, listening and writing with emphasis on effective everyday
communication skills
Lessons on Ireland, Irish history, culture and geography of the island
Project work suited to the students’ needs for their academic year in their native country
Accommodation Friendly Galway Host Family Accommodation
Twin/triple rooms. 2/3 students per house
Breakfast, packed lunch and evening meals provided each day
Families are located 15/20 minute bus rides from the city centre and the school
Leader host family accommodation is half-board. Bed and Breakfast and Hotel options
available
Irish Cultural Afternoon activities such as a Galway walking tour, treasure hunt, drama, Irish music,
and Recreational Activities Gaelic football and hurling
Evening activities with, for example, bowling, cinema, greyhound racing
Full day tours to locations such as the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Aran Islands or Connemara
Airport Transfers Return private coach transfers from Dublin and Shannon Airports for groups
and Galway City Bus Pass City bus pass available for city centre travel
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International Junior Summer Residential Schools

Galway and Sligo (Ages 11-17)
During the summer Atlantic Language Galway hosts two international junior residential schools in the month of July.
One centre is based in Galway and the other in Sligo.
Location National University of Ireland Galway Sligo Institute of Technology

west coast of Ireland. Galway pop. 72,000 north-west coast of Ireland. Sligo pop. 20,000
Duration 2, 3 or 4 weeks in July 2, 3 or 4 weeks in July
Course Age Group 11-17 11-17
Residential Accommodation apartments and town houses apartments and town houses
Walking distance from college 10 and 15 minutes 2 and 5 minutes
Security 24 hour security 24 hour security
Room types twin or single rooms twin or single rooms
Private bathroom option available at a supplement available at a supplement
Number per residence 4-6 people 3-7 people
Meals on campus breakfast, lunch and dinner breakfast, lunch and dinner
Host Family Accommodation Limited places available Not available

Distance from college 15-20 minutes by bus
Room types twin/triple rooms
Private bathroom option no
Number per residence 2-3 students
Meals breakfast, packed lunch and dinner
Social Activity Programme A range of afternoon and evening activities along with A range of afternoon and evening activities along
half-day and full-day tours to beautiful scenic places with full-day tours to beautiful scenic places in the
in the West of Ireland North West of Ireland
Airport Transfers (Private) From Dublin, 3.5 hrs. From Shannon, 2 hrs. From Dublin, 3 hrs. From Shannon, 4 hrs.
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Hurling - a national sport unique to Ireland
USEFUL INFORMATION
HOW TO GET TO GALWAY

Galway is located on the west coast of Ireland. Many students who visit Ireland choose to arrive through Dublin
or Shannon Airports. From Dublin it is possible to continue to Galway by air, daytime hourly coach or train. From
Shannon there is a daytime hourly coach service. When students arrive to Galway city centre they can transfer to
their accommodation by taxi without any difficulty.
To Galway From Dublin Airport From Shannon Airport

Domestic flight 40 mins - Aer Arann not available
Coach transfer 4 hours - Citylink or Nestor Link 2 hours with Citylink or Bus Eireann
Train 2.5 hours from Dublin city centre not available
Atlantic Transfer 3.5 hours to accommodation 2 hours to accommodation
AIRPORT MEETING AND TRANSFERS

Atlantic Language Galway offers a range of transfer options from a meeting and greeting service where students are
met at an airport of arrival by our representative and directed to their onward transport, to a transfer from the point
of arrival to their accommodation. Please contact the school for further details of these services and charges.
MAJOR AIRPORTS
Airport IATA Code Airport IATA Code
Galway GWY Ireland West (Knock) NOC
Dublin DUB Sligo SXL
Shannon SNN Cork ORK
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Cork - Galway 199km

Iberia Airlines www.iberia.com

INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR SUMMER

Galway City Centre

Bus Eireann www.buseireann.ie

Atlantic Language Galway, established in 1993 in the heart of Galway city, is a

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Quality of Academic Standards Atlantic Language Staff

Teacher Refresher Training for non-native speakers.

Intensive English plus 5 Private Lessons (GE1P5)

General Business English (GE1B)

Times As GE1 above plus Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 13:30-16:15,

Private Lessons (PE2)

Cambridge Examination Preparation – FCE/CAE Standard

Other Examination Preparation Courses

Short-stay Group Language Holidays for Adults

Visit to County Clare

The International Foundation Year Programme

Core Subjects English for academic purposes

Teacher Refresher Training for Non-native Speakers

SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION School Townhouses

HOTEL OR BED AND BREAKFAST

A STUDENT’S FIRST DAY

Each student is personally welcomed on their arrival

Being a city of festivals means that Galway has a

Fun in Eyre Square

International Junior Summer Residential Schools

Location National University of Ireland Galway Sligo Institute of Technology

Course Age Group 11-17 11-17

Host Family Accommodation Limited places available Not available

HOW TO GET TO GALWAY

To Galway From Dublin Airport From Shannon Airport

AIRPORT MEETING AND TRANSFERS

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