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Young Adult Programme at International House Dublin

Dublin, IrelandInternational House Dublin4.4(450)

Dates
Jun 28 – Aug 8, 2026
Duration
1–6 weeks
Ages
16–19
Price from

$1,177

Course price for 1 week

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English programme for students aged 16 to 19 on the city campus of International House Dublin, combining general English with next-generation topics, cultural activities and weekly full-day excursions.

Language

English

Program type

Language Camps

Accommodation

Homestay

About

About the Course

Twenty hours of mixed-nationality group lessons per week: ten hours of General English and ten hours devoted to next-generation topics — inclusion and diversity, active citizenship and democratic participation, the green economy, digital media and AI. Teaching focuses on speaking and listening through vocabulary and pronunciation work, role-plays, project work and task-based activities. Average class size is twelve students, with a maximum of fifteen. Levels from A1 beginner to C1 advanced.

What’s Included

The programme combines twenty weekly lessons with accommodation, a LEAP travel card for unlimited travel on public buses, DART trains and LUAS trams in the Dublin area, an afternoon activity programme four days a week, a weekly evening social event and a weekly full-day excursion.

Accommodation

Two options are offered. Full board in a homestay, sharing a room with students of other nationalities where available. Self-catered accommodation in a single room with en-suite bathroom, available to students aged eighteen and over. Homestay students arrive and depart on Saturday or Sunday; residential students on Sunday only.

Meal Plan

Homestay students are on full board with their host family. Students in self-catered single rooms prepare their own meals.

Activities & Excursions

Afternoon visits, workshops and activities are scheduled four days a week from Monday to Friday, with one evening social activity each week and one full-day excursion each week to explore Ireland. Each week also includes two cultural activities and two activities built around next-generation topics.

Facilities

Lessons take place on the city campus of International House Dublin on Foley Street, Dublin 1, within reach of the city by public transport using the LEAP card included in the programme.

Camp Experience

A city-campus programme for students aged sixteen to nineteen that combines General English with project work on contemporary topics, cultural activities and excursions across Ireland.

Language Camp prices

Young Adult — General English and Next-Generation Topics

Sold outJun 28 – Aug 8, 202620 Lessons · 16–19 yrs · All levels

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Twenty hours per week of mixed-nationality group lessons: ten hours of General English and ten hours on next-generation topics, with a focus on speaking and listening.

Twenty hours of mixed-nationality group lessons per week, Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 13:15.

Speaking and listening in real-life English, developed through vocabulary and pronunciation work, role-plays, project work and task-based activities, alongside project work on inclusion and diversity, active citizenship, the green economy, digital media and AI.

Daily Schedule

  1. Breakfast

    07:00–08:00

  2. Classes

    08:30–12:30

  3. Lunch

    12:30–13:30

  4. Dinner

    18:30–19:30

  5. Evening activities

    20:00–22:00

  6. Lights out

    22:30

Included items

  • International students
  • Small groups
  • Disco
  • Excursions
  • Indoor Games
  • Social Media Activity
  • Residence accommodation
  • Student lounge
  • WiFi

Optional Extras

Accommodation1

Reviews

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Reviews

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School

International House Dublin logo

International House Dublin

International House Dublin is a leading English language school in Ireland, committed to providing high-quality language education to students from around the world. Established in 1998, the school offers a wide range of programmes, including courses for adults, juniors, teacher training, high school students and groups. Its campus is located in Dublin's IFSC, in the heart of the city. The school is a member of the International House World Organisation, a global network of over 125 affiliated private language schools in 35+ countries, and together with Independent College, Public Affairs Ireland and The Dublin Academy of Education is part of the Axis Education Group. All teachers are CELTA qualified.

Location

Map showing camp locationBlock B, The Steelworks, Foley Street, Dublin 1, Ireland, Dublin

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is for students aged 16 to 19.

Course length runs from one to six weeks.

Twenty hours of mixed-nationality group lessons per week — ten hours of General English and ten hours on next-generation topics.

Lessons run Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 13:15, followed by afternoon activities, one evening activity a week and one Saturday full-day trip.

The average class has twelve students, with a maximum of fifteen.

All levels from A1 beginner to C1 advanced.

Full board in a homestay, sharing a room with students of other nationalities where available, or self-catered accommodation in a single room with en-suite bathroom for students aged 18 and over.

Homestay students arrive and depart on Saturday or Sunday. Residential students, who must be 18 or over, arrive and depart on Sunday only.

Yes. A LEAP travel card is included and gives unlimited travel on public buses, DART trains and LUAS trams within the Dublin area.

Inclusion and diversity, active citizenship and democratic participation, the green economy, digital media and AI.

More about this camp

International House Dublin runs its Young Adult programme on its city campus on Foley Street in Dublin 1. Students aged 16 to 19 take twenty hours of mixed-nationality group lessons a week — ten hours of General English and ten hours on next-generation topics such as inclusion and diversity, active citizenship and democratic participation, the green economy, digital media and AI. Lessons run from Monday to Friday, from nine in the morning until a quarter past one, and the teaching is built around speaking and listening: vocabulary and pronunciation work, role-plays, project work and task-based activities, with collaborative projects that develop creativity, time management and leadership. Classes average twelve students and hold a maximum of fifteen, and all levels from A1 beginner to C1 advanced are accepted. Course length runs from one to six weeks. Students choose between full board with a host family, sharing a room with students of other nationalities where available, and self-catered accommodation in a single room with en-suite bathroom, which is open to students aged eighteen and over. A LEAP travel card is included and gives unlimited travel on Dublin's buses, DART trains and LUAS trams. Afternoon visits, workshops and activities are scheduled four days a week, with one evening social event and one full-day excursion across Ireland each week.