Globiator.at:
"Dun Laoghaire ist ein wunderschöner Vorort von Dublin. Weltstars wie der U2-Sänger Bono haben hier ihre Häuser. Die irische Hauptstadt Dublin ist bequem und günstig mit dem Regionalzug DART erreichbar. Während der Fahrt genießen Sie den Blick über das Meer, auf eines der bekanntesten Greyhoundrace-Stadien und zum Abschluss über die Skyline von Dublin.
Die Kleinstadt ist sehr überschaubar. Es gibt einige Bars, unter anderem direkt über dem Meer, in dem man gemütlich ein Bier nach dem Sprachkurs oder auch Snacks, wie Hamburger und andere Köstlichkeiten in der Pause genießen kann.
Das echte Nachtleben spielt sich natürlich in Dublin selbst ab. Unzählige Pubs laden auf Guinness oder Kilkenny ein. Aber keine Sorge, die Iren sind allesamt fröhliche, friedfertige Menschen. Wer Discotheken bevorzugt, hat ebenfalls eine große Auswahl.
An Sehenswürdigkeiten fehlt es in Irland auch nicht. Sei es die Guiness-Brauerei, der weltberühmte Giant's Causeway in Nordirland mit der Hauptstadt Belfast oder einfach die umwerfende Natur.
Unsere Partnerschule in Dun Laoghaire liegt direkt am Meer. In einem modernen Gebäude untergebracht, können Sie ganz unbeschwert Englisch lernen. Nebenbei lernen Sie sehr viel über die irische Kultur. So werden irische Abende veranstaltet oder diverse Ausflüge organisiert. Besonders zu empfehlen ist im irischen Vorort die Unterbringung in Gastfamilien.
Da es in Dun Laoghaire nur eine Sprachschule gibt, sind die Gastfamilien besonders sorgfältig ausgesucht und wir können Ihnen garantieren, dass Sie auf Wunsch der einzige Gast in einer Familie sind.
Also, worauf warten Sie noch? Dun Laoghaire wartet auf Sie!" - globiator.at
From globiator.at - partners for the DLTC Language School Dublin Ireland
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
Becas Mec Beca Maestros 2010
¿Estás pensando en solicitar una beca MEC o Maestros este año? ¿Quieres hacer tu curso de inglés en Dublin, Irlanda? Entonces, ven a estudiar a DLTC Academia de Ingles. Nuestro curso de inglés general aqui en Dublin es ideal para estudiantes que desean realizar un curso de inglés en Irlanda con la BECA MEC 2010. ¡Reservar el curso es muy fácil! Una vez hayas recibido el Cupón de Respuesta del Ministerio, solo tienes que enviárnoslo por email junto con el formulario de inscripción de DLTC (lo puedes pedir por email en info@dltc.ie). Cuando recibamos el formulario, el Cupón del MEC y el depósito, te enviaremos el Cupón de vuelta firmado y sellado. Al finalizar el curso, recibirás 2 certificados de la escuela: uno para ti y el otro para que lo envíes al Ministerio y completar así el proceso de la beca.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Dun Laoghaire World Culture Festival 2010
http://www.festivalofworldcultures.com/ this years festival here in Dun laoghaire takes place in July (23-25) .. 100,000s of people in one weekend for music, food and culture from all around the world .. it'll be the best festival in Ireland this year!
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Spanish and Italian Language Courses for April
The DLTC Language School is starting another full set of evening courses in Spanish & Italian in April 2010. The courses as ever are 10 week courses which will bring us up to the end of June - just in time for your summer holidays in Spain and Italy!
The courses are all one evening per week (from 19:15-21:15 - nights vary depending on level) with levels including beginners, elementary, pre-intermediate and conversational. Teachers as usual are all qualified and experienced native speakers.
Courses are kept light-hearted, fun and with a special emphasis on spoken, practical use of the language - definitely not too heavy on the grammar!
For a list of dates and prices of Spanish courses, see http://www.dltc.ie/en/spanish_language_courses.asp
and for a list of dates and prices of Italian courses, see http://www.dltc.ie/en/italian_language_courses.asp
Hope to see you then!
Ciao!! ... Hasta pronto!
The courses are all one evening per week (from 19:15-21:15 - nights vary depending on level) with levels including beginners, elementary, pre-intermediate and conversational. Teachers as usual are all qualified and experienced native speakers.
Courses are kept light-hearted, fun and with a special emphasis on spoken, practical use of the language - definitely not too heavy on the grammar!
For a list of dates and prices of Spanish courses, see http://www.dltc.ie/en/spanish_language_courses.asp
and for a list of dates and prices of Italian courses, see http://www.dltc.ie/en/italian_language_courses.asp
Hope to see you then!
Ciao!! ... Hasta pronto!
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
DLTC Language School St Patricks Week 2010
Wow! What a busy St Patricks Week we just had at the school! Party, tour ... It started with Nancy's free lecture for full-time English students on Tuesday afternoon about the "Irish saints and superstitions" .. a very appropriate topic for the week of St Patricks Day.
Then we had the party at the school on St Patricks Eve .. who can forget that! or maybe, who can remember it??!! A great night with lots of Guinness (and soft drinks!), many renditions of Molly Malone, and the old Irish song "Clavelitos" (!!?) .. we will have more photos of this party as soon as I can find the camera ;) If anyone has any, please put them up on our wall here.
Obviously there was no school on Wednesday, St Patricks Day itself. Instead on Friday afternoon, we had a free tour for full-time English students to Lough Dan in County Wicklow .. I think everyone agreed: a very beautiful place and good place to visit - I really enjoyed showing it to the group. The location is not on the usual tourist trails or public bus routes .. so this was a great opportunity. Have a look at the pictures on our wall here.
So that's St Patricks festivities until next year .. but don't worry, we'll find some more occasions to celebrate soon! Easter egg anyone?
Thanks everybody,
Bob
Then we had the party at the school on St Patricks Eve .. who can forget that! or maybe, who can remember it??!! A great night with lots of Guinness (and soft drinks!), many renditions of Molly Malone, and the old Irish song "Clavelitos" (!!?) .. we will have more photos of this party as soon as I can find the camera ;) If anyone has any, please put them up on our wall here.
Obviously there was no school on Wednesday, St Patricks Day itself. Instead on Friday afternoon, we had a free tour for full-time English students to Lough Dan in County Wicklow .. I think everyone agreed: a very beautiful place and good place to visit - I really enjoyed showing it to the group. The location is not on the usual tourist trails or public bus routes .. so this was a great opportunity. Have a look at the pictures on our wall here.
So that's St Patricks festivities until next year .. but don't worry, we'll find some more occasions to celebrate soon! Easter egg anyone?
Thanks everybody,
Bob
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Working in Ireland - Applying for a PPS number
Many English language students arriving from EU countries wish to work in Ireland. In order to work in Ireland, you must have a PPS number - it is like a personal reference number for tax and social security issues. In order to get a PPS number, you will have to go to a PPSN registration centre and bring with you several documents - if you are an EU national, this will be: your passport or national ID card and Evidence of Address in Ireland (household utility bill, official letter, financial statement, property lease/rental agreement, employers letter - any with your name and address on it). Here's some information on how to apply:
http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Topics/PPSN/Pages/HowToApply.aspx
Here's a list of PPSN registration centres Dublin: http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Topics/PPSN/Pages/ppsncontact.aspx#dublin
If you can't find the information you're looking for there, visit the social welfare office around the corner from the DLTC Language School and ask there.
http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Topics/PPSN/Pages/HowToApply.aspx
Here's a list of PPSN registration centres Dublin: http://www.welfare.ie/EN/Topics/PPSN/Pages/ppsncontact.aspx#dublin
If you can't find the information you're looking for there, visit the social welfare office around the corner from the DLTC Language School and ask there.
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