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English courses in Greystones

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  • 15-01-2014 2:58pm
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    nightrave
    Registered Users Posts: 84 ✭✭


    Hey guys!

    we live in Charlesland and I was wandering where the nearest language school is? My wife is looking for English classes so she could practice her English. She is quite advanced in writing/understanding but the talking is still a bit of a challenge. Does anyone know any places here? I've found two:
    1. Rathdown Language School - but no information on the website
    2. Greystones summer language school - AFAIK only for summer.

    Any ideas, tips, addresses, private tutors you know?


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    sso
    Registered Users Posts: 105 ✭✭sso


    The two schools you mentioned cater for the summer teenager student market. As far as I know you need to go to Bray for adult classes.

    I've heard English Language Centre beside the old town hall is good. ATC is another school in Bray but I think it is quite AuPair focused.

    Hope that helps


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    tp25
    Registered Users Posts: 298 ✭✭tp25


    there are few language schools in Bray. Perhaps Dart or Bus could bring her there.


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    stanley1980
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    As mentioned the ones in Greystones are focused at teenage, summer students. I used to work in Dargan Language Centre and Pace (opposite Aldi) Bray in the summer and though there were plenty of teenagers there too in the summer I think they'd be more suitable for your wife- plenty of adult classes too.
    Regarding tutors, I seem to remember flyers in Greystones library advertising lessons.

    I know from my own experience trying to learn another language that there's lots of meet ups of like-minded people advertised online- most are in Dublin though. www.conversationexchange.com can be a useful tool for putting her in touch with native speakers she might be able 'swop' languages with. This could be a great, low cost way of improving her conversational English.


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    HotSpice
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