Experience Ireland’s historic charm with adult English language courses in Dublin
Join us in Dublin, Ireland's beautiful capital, for English language courses designed for adults. Here at Twin, we’re proud to offer a variety of course options to suit learners of all skill levels, and our Dublin Centre provides a great location for exciting education.
Situated in the heart of this friendly and vibrant city, our school blends historic charm with modern facilities. Twin English Centre Dublin is accredited by ACELS and a proud member of MEI, guaranteeing a high-quality learning experience for adults in a welcoming environment. Discover Dublin while enhancing your English skills with us.
Why Choose Twin?
Academic Leadership
Our English Centre in Dublin is led by ELT professionals with decades of experience in English language research and teaching.
Communicative Teaching Method
Here at Twin, we focus on essential language skills, including fluency and creativity. We equip our students with the practical skills needed for everyday English communication.
Make Lifelong Memories
Our unique learning environment provides an experience you'll remember forever. Engage with diverse cultures, create lasting connections, and discover the beauty of Dublin.
About Our Dublin English Centre
Established in 1989, our English Centre in Dublin originally began as an executive training centre, offering advanced management and technical courses in English for non-native speakers. Over the years, we've evolved to provide a wide range of General English courses, with a strong emphasis on Business and Specialised Programmes.
Our school is conveniently situated at two central locations: 4 North Great George's Street and 31 Gardiner Place. Our students have easy access to the city's vibrant attractions, including museums, galleries, restaurants, cafes, bars, shopping areas, and historical sites.
Discover Dublin with ease through its well-connected transportation network. You can reach our English Centre from Dublin Airport in just a 45-minute on public transport.
Dublin offers a variety of transportation options, including buses, trains, and trams, making it simple to navigate the city. Use the Dublin journey planner for route assistance, and get a Dublin Leap Card for convenient travel.
For additional details, refer to the Visit Dublin website, ensuring you make the most of your time in this vibrant city.
Our Dublin Centre is conveniently situated just 2 minutes away from the iconic Dublin Spire. Our 19 classrooms are housed within beautiful historical buildings, each equipped with interactive whiteboards for a rewarding learning experience.
At our Dublin English Centre, you'll also find:
19 Classrooms
Student Lounge
Student Kitchen
Student Library
Study Room
Student Computers
Centre Address
4 North Great George's Street,
Dublin 1,
Republic of Ireland
Contact Details
Tel: +353 (0) 1 8747 024
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Centre Manager
Adaleza Morales
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Our Students
Studying an English course in Dublin means you'll be part of a diverse, multicultural environment throughout your learning journey. Our Dublin English courses attract students from all over the world, creating a welcoming atmosphere for your experience.
Last year, we had 52 nationalities studying with us, ensuring a rich mix in our classes.
*Non-EU students enrolling in our Academic Year in Ireland course can also work while studying, with the option to work up to 20 hours per week during the course and up to 40 hours during fixed holiday periods, including May to August and December to January.
- The Student Services team here at Twin works hard to make sure all students have a safe, enjoyable experience at our Dublin English language school, both in and outside of the classroom.
A 15:1 student-to-staff ratio during lessons
A 24-hour emergency contact number
A safeguarding Lead on duty in each Centre at all times
Police checks carried out on all staff
For students under 18, we ensure that;
A high level of support is provided, including a separate induction and weekly welfare tutorials
Parents/guardians are informed of lateness or unauthorised absence from class
You can read our full Safeguarding and Prevent Children and Vulnerable Adults Policy here.
Please note that if you are aged 16/17 and enrol on one of our courses, you will join a class of adult students. Students aged 16/17 are not normally supervised outside of class time and will be responsible for their own safety, although Twin will provide guidelines.
Dublin English Courses
We offer a wide range of English courses for various English levels. Learn English, develop your core skills, improve communication, expand your vocabulary and take part in exam preparation at our Dublin English Centre. You can see some of our most popular courses available in Dublin below.
Twin English Centre Dublin - Adult (16+) Timetable
School Closure Days in 2024
1st January, 5th February, 18th March, 1st April, 6th May, 3rd June, 5th August, 28th October, 25th December - 1st January 2025
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Experience Dublin Accommodation
For Dublin students, we offer a range of accommodation types which are safe and comfortable.
Our options include home environments, shared and private rooms or purpose-built residences. Homestay accommodation is available on a full-board, half-board or bed & breakfast basis, and our residences have kitchen facilities available for self-catering.
Please note that some homestays are provided by trusted local organisers.
Explore Dublin: A City of Rich History
Discover the history of Dublin as you walk through its streets, finding ancient buildings, historical landmarks, street art, memorials, and contemporary architecture. Embrace the charm of street vendors, visit the Leprechaun Museum, or escape the busy scenes to enjoy Iveagh Gardens.
As the fourth UNESCO City of Literature, there is so much culture to enjoy in Dublin. From lively Irish music to colourful pubs, there's always something new to explore.
Around our Centre
You'll find a range of local amenities, charming restaurants, and cosy cafes nearby. Mountjoy Park is just a short walk away, offering a pleasant green escape. Explore the Dublin Docklands and the scenic River Liffey within walking distance, and buy gifts and souvenirs at the shopping centre.
Famous for its welcoming and friendly people, as well as beautiful countryside, Ireland’s contrast of ancient culture and young population make for a fascinating destination. In your free time, you can explore Dublin at your leisure while practising your English skills with other students and locals.
Leprechaun Museum
This is a unique attraction, bringing ancient stories to life. Journey through the tales of leprechauns and Irish mythology, and enjoy immersive, interactive displays that make for a delightful adventure.
Iveagh Gardens
If you’re looking to escape the city's hustle and bustle, you can stroll through beautiful greenery at Iveagh Gardens. Admire the architecture and the fountains as you relax in nature.
Hill of Tara
The Hill of Tara, rich in history and legends, boasts stunning views and cultural importance. It's less than an hour away, making it a convenient day trip.
The Giant's Causeway
The Giant's Causeway is one of the most stunning natural wonders in Northern Ireland. Its hexagonal basalt columns, formed by volcanic activity, create a stunning landscape.
The Ring of Kerry
The journey along the scenic Ring of Kerry is an iconic route that takes you through some of Ireland's most stunning landscapes. See beautiful coastlines, villages, and unforgettable views.
Wicklow Mountains
Nature enthusiasts should not miss the Wicklow Mountains. Just a short drive from Dublin, you can hike along stunning trails, explore historic sites, and photograph this unique mountain range.
accreditations
Industry Recognition and Accreditations Reflect Our High Standards
The Accreditation and Coordination of English Language Services (ACELS) is Ireland's national quality assurance body for English Language schools. Our Dublin school is an ACELS-accredited institute.
Ready to start your English learning journey in the heart of Dublin?
Twin English Centres: A World of Learning Opportunities
You can choose to learn English in the busy cities of London and Dublin, or in the relaxing (and sunny) seaside town of Eastbourne.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, there are no specific prerequisites for studying at our Dublin English Centre. We offer courses for learners of various levels, from beginners to advanced. Our programmes are designed to cater to a wide range of students.
This depends on your nationality and the duration of your course. Students from the European Union generally do not require a visa. However, non-EU students typically need to apply for a student visa to study in Ireland. Our admissions team can provide guidance on the visa application process.
The cost of studying at our Dublin English Centre, or our other Centres, varies depending on the type of course, its duration, and the location. For specific pricing details, please contact our admissions team.
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