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THE SCHOOL
Authority, a statutory body under the aegis of the Department of Education and
Skills” and members of MEI (Marketing English in Ireland) and IALC (International
Association of Language Centres). We are located in Bray, Co. Wicklow, known as
the “Gateway to the Garden of Ireland”, just south of Dublin.
“... to provide
a learning
environment
with enthusiastic
optimum teaching
resources and
student-friendly
facilities.”
In the pursuit of academic excellence, endeavours to provide
teaching resources and student-friendly facilities. Non exam courses
are designed in modular format, so that students may enrol in a
course at any time during the year. At our school you can study for
internationally recognised English examinations such as the TOEIC,
IELTS and Cambridge exams.
In order to facilitate a meaningful cultural experience for the student,
range of Language Plus activities, such as Drama, Golf, Rugby and
Horse Riding.
Principal,
School director
1
www.emy.org
THE SCHOOL
Authority, a statutory body under the aegis of the Department of Education and
Skills” and members of MEI (Marketing English in Ireland) and IALC (International
Association of Language Centres). We are located in Bray, Co. Wicklow, known as
the “Gateway to the Garden of Ireland”, just south of Dublin.
“... to provide
a learning
environment
with enthusiastic
optimum teaching
resources and
student-friendly
facilities.”
In the pursuit of academic excellence, endeavours to provide
teaching resources and student-friendly facilities. Non exam courses
are designed in modular format, so that students may enrol in a
course at any time during the year. At our school you can study for
internationally recognised English examinations such as the TOEIC,
IELTS and Cambridge exams.
In order to facilitate a meaningful cultural experience for the student,
range of Language Plus activities, such as Drama, Golf, Rugby and
Horse Riding.
Principal,
School director
1
www.emy.org
What you will hear most about
Ireland is that the Irish people are
friendly and talkative and will enjoy
welcoming you to their country.
“céad míle
fáilte”
(a hundred thousand welcomes)
Traditional Gaelic welcome
Traditional Irish Pub
ABOUT IRELAND
Bray
Bray, known as the “Gateway to the Garden of Ireland” is
now the third largest town in Ireland with a population
of circa 32,000. Bray is located in North East Wicklow,
just 40 minutes from Dublin city centre and 35 minutes
from Dublin Airport. Tourism has always been associated
with Bray, which is the longest established seaside
town in the country. Bray boasts a fabulous mile long
Today, Bray is a vibrant holiday resort and boasts
restaurants and evening entertainment. Available in the
Co. Wicklow
County Wicklow is less than one hour South of Dublin
city centre with commuter links by rail, bus and
motorway. Known as “The Garden of Ireland”, County
Wicklow is one of Ireland’s true scenic treasures with its
rivers and lakes. It is the perfect holiday destination,
suitable for either a family vacation or a short weekend
break.
Ireland
Ireland is an island with a population of 6 million people.
coastline and green fertile countryside. The warm waters
of the Gulf Stream give Ireland a temperate climate with
generally mild winters and cool summers. Irish people
are friendly and talkative and will enjoy welcoming you
to their country.
www.emy.org
YOUR ACCOMMODATION
needs: including Host Family or Self Catering or Guest House or Hotel or Hostel.
Options for host family or self catering
accommodation are available on full board or half
Due to the size of Bray town and the surrounding area,
we know all our families personally and have
dealt with them over many years.
These types of accommodation are within walking
distance or a short bus journey from the school.
Host Families
Living in a private home gives you regular contact
with native English speakers and an insight into Irish
life. Our welcoming, experienced host families are
All of our host families conform to MEI and IALC
standards, and are chosen for the warmth, care and
concern they show our students.
www.emy.org
LOCATION
N2
To Belfast
North
M1
DUBLIN AIRPORT
M50
N1
Bray is now the eighth largest town in Ireland
and is located in Northeast Wicklow, just south
of Dublin. Tourism has always been the main
industry of Bray and is the longest established
seaside town in the country. Education and the
Arts have always been associated with Bray,
Dart Line
N3
Dart Line
M50
Heuston
Station
DUBLIN
Dublin Ferry
CITY
CENTRE
N11
Dart Line
M50
Dun La
Laoghaire
ao
N11
SCHOOL
M50
To Rosslare Wexford
Lin
ne
Dartt Line
BRAY
with some of the most famous Irish literary
time making Bray their home, such as James
Joyce and Oscar Wilde. Bray is also the home
Studios.
www.emy.org
ACADEMIC LIFE
Your Teachers
Our teachers are central to you and your success. All
attend training courses and modernise their skills
regularly. They are encouraged to develop their
special areas of interest, making the teaching lively
and stimulating. All have professional teaching
well as their ability.
Friendly and accessible, they appreciate the needs of
students and take an active role in planning courses.
Your Classes
Based on your online placement test and an oral
interview (conducted on your arrival at the school),
you will be placed in an appropriate class for your
language level. If you are unable to complete the
online placement test, one will be organised on your
arrival at the school.
All classes are lively and stimulating, you will cover all
aspects of grammar, vocabulary, listening and reading
comprehension, writing, discussions, idiomatic
language and pronunciation. If you are taking our
Intensive English Course which includes one-to-one
tutorials, a detailed needs analysis must be completed
before you arrive in order for your tutor to plan
specialised lessons for either your academic study,
examinations or professional needs.
In-class materials: You can buy or rent your course
book for a small charge. Your teacher will supplement
your course book with materials from other sources,
including authentic material from newspapers, TV, etc.
Your Progress
Our students’ progress is continuously monitored
that they receive the correct level of instruction at
all times. We encourage students to discuss their
programme with the Academic Manager and their
teachers. As students show improvement in their
language ability they will be placed in ever more
challenging classes appropriate to their level.
www.emy.org
ADULT GROUPS
Students may be integrated fully into our international General English classes or be in closed groups with
students. The course covers all four skills - listening, speaking, reading and writing. For Student aged 16 and over.
On completion of the course each student is presented with
(international class students).
Students will be placed with host families or residential
accommodation within a very short bus journey or short
walking distance to the school.
This programme is generally from 1 to 4 weeks in duration.
www.emy.org
ACTIVITIES & EXCURSIONS
we
a wide variety of activities and excursions, from amazing
scenery with mountains stretching to the sea to traditional
Irish Pubs, theatre nights, drama classes, shopping and
sports activities like golf, rugby and horse riding.
Theschool is only 40 minutes away from one of the most vibrant
European capital cities, Dublin.
Typical weekly activities at The School
Monday: Traditional Music and Dance
Katie Gallagher’s pub, which is situated on Bray seafront beside the DART station, is where students can
experience live Irish music sessions, ranging from traditional and folk songs to ballads and Irish dancing.
Starting at 21:30, to get a good seat you should arrive early!
Tuesday: Conversation Classes
Wednesday: Movie of the week
Veronica Guerin: Based on a true story, this is about the Irish journalist Veronica Guerin (Cate Blanchett), a
reporter for The Sunday Independent, who exposed some of Dublin’s most powerful crime barons and drug
lords in 1996. But later that year she was gunned down by assassins hired by the same criminal drug lords she
exposed.
Thursday: Kilmainham Jail
One of the largest unoccupied jails in Europe, covering some of the most heroic and tragic events in Ireland’s
emergence as a modern nation from 1780s to the 1920s. Attractions include a major exhibition detailing the
political and penal history of the prison and its restoration. The tour of the prison includes an audio-visual
show.
Friday: Conversation Practice
Traditional Music and Dance - Céilí
At Craobh Chualann (Comhaltas) which is situated at 32 Belgrave Square, Monkstown, County Dublin - the
home of Traditional Irish Music. Students can experience live Irish music sessions, ranging from traditional
and folk songs to ballads and Irish dancing. Starting at 21:30, to get a good seat you should arrive early!
Weekend Activities
Full day excursions by private bus to a wide variety of destinations. We can arrange short breaks, car hire and
accommodation throughout the country on request.
www.emy.org
What you will hear most about
Ireland is that the Irish people are
friendly and talkative and will enjoy
welcoming you to their country.
“céad míle
fáilte”
(a hundred thousand welcomes)
Traditional Gaelic welcome
Traditional Irish Pub
ABOUT IRELAND
Bray
Bray, known as the “Gateway to the Garden of Ireland” is
now the third largest town in Ireland with a population
of circa 32,000. Bray is located in North East Wicklow,
just 40 minutes from Dublin city centre and 35 minutes
from Dublin Airport. Tourism has always been associated
with Bray, which is the longest established seaside
town in the country. Bray boasts a fabulous mile long
Today, Bray is a vibrant holiday resort and boasts
restaurants and evening entertainment. Available in the
Co. Wicklow
County Wicklow is less than one hour South of Dublin
city centre with commuter links by rail, bus and
motorway. Known as “The Garden of Ireland”, County
Wicklow is one of Ireland’s true scenic treasures with its
rivers and lakes. It is the perfect holiday destination,
suitable for either a family vacation or a short weekend
break.
Ireland
Ireland is an island with a population of 6 million people.
coastline and green fertile countryside. The warm waters
of the Gulf Stream give Ireland a temperate climate with
generally mild winters and cool summers. Irish people
are friendly and talkative and will enjoy welcoming you
to their country.
www.emy.org
YOUR ACCOMMODATION
needs: including Host Family or Self Catering or Guest House or Hotel or Hostel.
Options for host family or self catering
accommodation are available on full board or half
Due to the size of Bray town and the surrounding area,
we know all our families personally and have
dealt with them over many years.
These types of accommodation are within walking
distance or a short bus journey from the school.
Host Families
Living in a private home gives you regular contact
with native English speakers and an insight into Irish
life. Our welcoming, experienced host families are
All of our host families conform to MEI and IALC
standards, and are chosen for the warmth, care and
concern they show our students.
www.emy.org
LOCATION
N2
To Belfast
North
M1
DUBLIN AIRPORT
M50
N1
Bray is now the eighth largest town in Ireland
and is located in Northeast Wicklow, just south
of Dublin. Tourism has always been the main
industry of Bray and is the longest established
seaside town in the country. Education and the
Arts have always been associated with Bray,
Dart Line
N3
Dart Line
M50
Heuston
Station
DUBLIN
Dublin Ferry
CITY
CENTRE
N11
Dart Line
M50
Dun La
Laoghaire
ao
N11
SCHOOL
M50
To Rosslare Wexford
Lin
ne
Dartt Line
BRAY
with some of the most famous Irish literary
time making Bray their home, such as James
Joyce and Oscar Wilde. Bray is also the home
Studios.
www.emy.org
ACADEMIC LIFE
Your Teachers
Our teachers are central to you and your success. All
attend training courses and modernise their skills
regularly. They are encouraged to develop their
special areas of interest, making the teaching lively
and stimulating. All have professional teaching
well as their ability.
Friendly and accessible, they appreciate the needs of
students and take an active role in planning courses.
Your Classes
Based on your online placement test and an oral
interview (conducted on your arrival at the school),
you will be placed in an appropriate class for your
language level. If you are unable to complete the
online placement test, one will be organised on your
arrival at the school.
All classes are lively and stimulating, you will cover all
aspects of grammar, vocabulary, listening and reading
comprehension, writing, discussions, idiomatic
language and pronunciation. If you are taking our
Intensive English Course which includes one-to-one
tutorials, a detailed needs analysis must be completed
before you arrive in order for your tutor to plan
specialised lessons for either your academic study,
examinations or professional needs.
In-class materials: You can buy or rent your course
book for a small charge. Your teacher will supplement
your course book with materials from other sources,
including authentic material from newspapers, TV, etc.
Your Progress
Our students’ progress is continuously monitored
that they receive the correct level of instruction at
all times. We encourage students to discuss their
programme with the Academic Manager and their
teachers. As students show improvement in their
language ability they will be placed in ever more
challenging classes appropriate to their level.
www.emy.org
ADULT GROUPS
Students may be integrated fully into our international General English classes or be in closed groups with
students. The course covers all four skills - listening, speaking, reading and writing. For Student aged 16 and over.
On completion of the course each student is presented with
(international class students).
Students will be placed with host families or residential
accommodation within a very short bus journey or short
walking distance to the school.
This programme is generally from 1 to 4 weeks in duration.
www.emy.org
ACTIVITIES & EXCURSIONS
we
a wide variety of activities and excursions, from amazing
scenery with mountains stretching to the sea to traditional
Irish Pubs, theatre nights, drama classes, shopping and
sports activities like golf, rugby and horse riding.
Theschool is only 40 minutes away from one of the most vibrant
European capital cities, Dublin.
Typical weekly activities at The School
Monday: Traditional Music and Dance
Katie Gallagher’s pub, which is situated on Bray seafront beside the DART station, is where students can
experience live Irish music sessions, ranging from traditional and folk songs to ballads and Irish dancing.
Starting at 21:30, to get a good seat you should arrive early!
Tuesday: Conversation Classes
Wednesday: Movie of the week
Veronica Guerin: Based on a true story, this is about the Irish journalist Veronica Guerin (Cate Blanchett), a
reporter for The Sunday Independent, who exposed some of Dublin’s most powerful crime barons and drug
lords in 1996. But later that year she was gunned down by assassins hired by the same criminal drug lords she
exposed.
Thursday: Kilmainham Jail
One of the largest unoccupied jails in Europe, covering some of the most heroic and tragic events in Ireland’s
emergence as a modern nation from 1780s to the 1920s. Attractions include a major exhibition detailing the
political and penal history of the prison and its restoration. The tour of the prison includes an audio-visual
show.
Friday: Conversation Practice
Traditional Music and Dance - Céilí
At Craobh Chualann (Comhaltas) which is situated at 32 Belgrave Square, Monkstown, County Dublin - the
home of Traditional Irish Music. Students can experience live Irish music sessions, ranging from traditional
and folk songs to ballads and Irish dancing. Starting at 21:30, to get a good seat you should arrive early!
Weekend Activities
Full day excursions by private bus to a wide variety of destinations. We can arrange short breaks, car hire and
accommodation throughout the country on request.
www.emy.org