Dublin, Ireland · Summer 2027
This isn't a language course.
It's an experience.
2 weeks in Dublin. A summer your teenager won't stop talking about.
Cambridge CELTA-qualified group leader from Sofia
Bulgarian speaker available throughout
International centre, students from across Europe
Full board, en-suite campus accommodation
Full board
Every meal covered, from dinner on arrival to breakfast on departure day. Nothing left to plan or pay for once you land.
Ages 12–17
A group built for this age range specifically — not folded into a wider one that spans very different stages of teenage life.
International, grouped by level
A placement test before departure places every student by CEFR level, alongside students from across Europe — not just their own classmates from home.
Lenny, Cambridge CELTA-qualified
Cambridge CELTA-qualified, meeting the group at Dublin Airport and with them for the whole stay.
Native Bulgarian speaker
With the group throughout the stay — the person parents can always reach directly, in Bulgarian.
NCI, in the heart of Dublin
Campus accommodation at the National College of Ireland, in Dublin Docklands — a short walk from Temple Bar and the city centre.
They won't just study English. They'll live it.
The right class level, a group small enough to actually be heard in, and someone they know close by the whole time. That's what makes a week abroad turn into real immersion.
A city built for immersion
Not just a classroom – a real English-speaking capital, known for its warm, welcoming people. Weekly excursions in Dublin, the harbour village of Howth, and a full day trip to Galway keep the English going long after the lesson ends.
An international experience
Small classes, averaging 13 students, with peers from across Europe and beyond – not just other Bulgarian teenagers. A full international summer centre in Dublin Docklands, ten minutes' walk from the city centre.
Supported every step of the way
Lenny and Lina meet the group at Dublin Airport and are there for the whole stay. Qualified medical staff are on site 24 hours a day.
One price. Nothing left to book.
- Duration
- 2 weeks
- Ages
- 12–17
- Class size
- 13 average, 18 maximum
- Programme fee
- €2,950
- 20 lessons every week (15 hours) – with qualified native-speaker teachers at the centre
- En-suite accommodation on campus – at the National College of Ireland, in the heart of Dublin
- Full board – from dinner on the day of arrival to breakfast on the day of departure
- The full excursion programme – transport and entry tickets included, nothing extra to pay
- Daytime and evening activities – cooking, art and games by day; talent shows, karaoke, discos and movie nights once the sun goes down
- Placement test, course eBook and student portfolio – so parents can see exactly what a week achieved
- An Immersion English group leader – meeting the group at Dublin Airport and with them for the stay
Not included: flights, airport transfers (from €35 each way), travel and medical insurance, personal spending. A refundable €50 security deposit is collected on arrival.
Supported, every step of the way.
Lenny and Lina meet the group at Dublin Airport and are with them for the full stay – settling students in, staying on top of daily check-ins, and being the people parents can always ring. Classes are taught by the centre's own teaching team, so their focus stays entirely on wellbeing.
Lina, a native Bulgarian speaker, is with the group throughout. On site, a welfare manager and qualified medical staff are on call around the clock – someone is always looking after your teenager, day or night.
From Sofia to Dublin
A native Bulgarian speaker on hand throughout the stay. Your child is never alone.
Everything you need to know.
Accommodation
En-suite rooms on campus at the National College of Ireland, with full board.
Find out more →Trips & Activities
The full excursion programme, plus evening and weekend activities run by the centre's own team.
Find out more →Weekly Programme
20 lessons every week – 15 hours – with the centre's qualified teachers.
Find out more →FAQs
Answers to the questions parents and students ask most.
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