Tefl Course Dublin

Ireland is a difficult place to get a TEFL job for anyone who does not live in the country or who does not have an EU passport. Most TEFL Jobs are available in Dublin, but this is an expensive city to live in. It can be cheaper to live outside of Dublin, but then there are fewer positions available. Dublin has a lot of language schools, and you may get one of these jobs, but the work may not be consistent, and the pay may not be able to meet your expenses. Aside from TEFL Jobs at private language schools, positions are available at universities and colleges as well. Many jobs are available during the summer holiday months of June to September. If you hold a passport from an EU country, you will not need to get a work visa. Ireland offers a Student Work Abroad Program, which can provide...  [Read more]

Bundoran in Co. Donegal is a small town on the west coast of Ireland that is a popular seaside resort. By taking your course at ITTT's training centre in Bundoran you will be studying in an area of immense natural beauty. There are many beautiful beaches in the vicinity, and Bundoran is a world famous surfing destination. There are also numerous coastal walks, mountains to hike, and Co. Donegal is home to the Glenveagh National Park and the awe-inspiring Slieve League. Attendees of our Bundoran TEFL course will be able to make the most of all this region has to offer, including traditional Irish food, beautiful beaches and a wide variety of sports and other outdoor activities such as surfing or hiking through the gorgeous countryside surrounding the town. Bundoran is also home to a...  [Read more]

TEFL Internationals’ training center in Ireland is located in the sunny, south-west town of Limerick. It’s a historical city with sites dating back as far as the Viking settlements of 812. Bunratty Castle, King John’s Castle, St. Mary’s Cathedral, and the Hunt Museum are some of Ireland’s most significant historical attractions. Limerick is a bustling city, with a huge variety of shops, boutiques, delicious restaurants and wild nightlife. It also has an abundance of performing and visual arts venues. The Belltable theater hosts local playwrights drams, while the Limerick City Art Gallery has a permanent collection of Celtic art as well as contemporary art. The University Concert Hall routinely hosts local performances of both national and international music, theater and opera....  [Read more]