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English - High School Secondary School Placements

Lifelong Learning
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Attending a secondary school in an English speaking country has become an important aspect of the education path for many European students. Having spend a school term or longer abroad will stand out on any application for a job or for further studies. It will widen the young person’s employment opportunities.

Course Provider:
Location:
Ferrycarrig
Attendance Options:
Full time, Daytime
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Course provider

Duration

Course Dates
One Term: End of August to December
Two Terms: On request
Full Academic Year: End of August to End of May

Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements
• Min B1 Level of English
• Academic Reports (two academic transcripts)
• Reference from the student’s school principal

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Further information

Start date: End of August

Secondary School Placements – High School Placements
Who is this Language Programme for?
School stays are suitable for ambitious and highly motivated students who wish to attend a State Secondary School in Ireland for a full year. Students must be aged between 14 and 17 and have a minimum English language level of B1 (Independent User). Parents can be assured that they are sending their teenage children to a caring environment. Please note that Non-EEA students may not have an automatic right to enrol in a state-funded school.

Benefits of Secondary School Stays in an English speaking country
Attending a secondary school in an English speaking country has become an important aspect of the education path for many European students. Having spend a school term or longer abroad will stand out on any application for a job or for further studies. It will widen the young person’s employment opportunities.

General English Evening Classes
Students may take part in General English Evening Classes at The Slaney Language Centre and if they wish work on their English Language Development.

The Irish School System
Years 1 to 3:
Junior Cycle (starting at age 12) culminating with the Junior Certificate. Subjects include Math, English, Science, a Language, Business Studies and Irish. International students are exempt from Irish.

Year 4:
Transition Year (average age: 15/16). This year is the most popular year for visiting international students. Transition year provides traditional subjects and also allows for the exploration of many other subject areas along with outside projects and cultural experience.

Years 5 to 6:
Senior Cycle (average age: 16/17/18). This cycle culminates with the Leaving Certificate. These two years have greater emphasis on individual research abilities, study skills and a more analytical approach to subject matters. The Leaving Certificate standard is equivalent to the UK A-level examination.

Tel: +353 (0)53 9122908
Email: info@slaneylanguage.com

Course Provider:
Location:
Ferrycarrig
Attendance Options:
Full time, Daytime
Apply to:
Course provider