Hong Kong (SAR), South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia

(Subject to Change)

1. Medical Expenses Insurance Policy – €100
   (For Full-Time Learners – 25 Weeks)
2. Course Fee Protection Insurance Policy (PEL) – €100
   (For Full-Time Learners – 25 Weeks)
3. Final/End of Course Examination – €100
   TIE – Test of Interactive English – https://tie.ie/ (For Full-Time Learners – 25 Weeks)
4. Access to E-Learning/Materials – €30
   Enroll in this course to get 24/7 access to Liffey College’s ELMS for the entire duration — no textbooks or extra materials needed.
5. Liffey College Registration’s Fee – €300
6. Liffey College Digital Certificate of Achievement- €10
   A certificate will be issued upon successful completion of the course. Full-time learners (25 weeks) are required to pass the final/external examination. Part-time learners are not required to take the final/external examination and will also receive this certificate upon completing the course.

(At no other cost -Subject to change)

• New Learner Induction:
  All new learners participate in the New Learner Induction to familiarise themselves with the college, its systems, and learning expectations. More information can be found here:(https://liffeycollege.ie/new-learner-induction/)
• Testing and Placement:
  (i) Learners will receive a link to take the Written Placement Test. They will answer a series of multiple-choice questions testing them on their English language skills before being placed in the correct level.
  (ii) The Written Placement Test will be followed by an Oral Test, which will determine your correct level of English.
• Continuous Assessment/Progress:
  (i) Learner progress is monitored via the Weekly Progress Report completed by their tutor on a weekly basis.
  (ii) In addition to the Weekly Progress Reports, learners take a Progress Test every 6 weeks. Learners are tested on the material covered in the previous 6 weeks of class.
• Token of Love:
  Learners receive gifts with the Liffey College logo, helping them start their learning journey with pride.
• Learners are permitted to work in Ireland:
  Part-time (20 hours per week) and full-time (40 hours per week) options are available in June, July, August, September, and from 15 December to 15 January, for full-time learners only (subject to change).

(At no other cost -Subject to change)

• IELTS Preparation:
  We provide IELTS preparation classes on a biweekly Friday schedule for students planning to take the IELTS exam. Classes are offered in small groups or as one-to-one sessions.
• Foreign Languages:
  As a student at Liffey College, you will have access to beginner and conversational classes in various languages, including French and Spanish, with additional options available on demand. These classes are held biweekly.
• Conversation Class:
  Speaking practice is done on a variety of topics in the classroom, but sometimes the students need to practice having a conversation in a specific field of work, life or education. For this purpose, we organise tailor-made conversations for this purpose. For example, a student who wants to work as a vet in Ireland, or a student who needs to write the speech for the marriage ceremony of their best friend. Our biweekly conversation classes can cover it all.
• CV Preparation/Job-hunting Workshop:
  In this workshop we look at the guidelines for creating a CV and attending job interviews in the local environment. We look at some good practices for CV writing, and the students write and rewrite their CVs with the help of a mentor. This workshop is available every two weeks during the induction week.
• Final Exam Preparation:
  TIE exam preparation is integrated into the curriculum to ensure that the students are well-prepared for their exam by the end of their course without additional stress. However, we offer additional support in biweekly workshops for students who might need it.
• Career Guidance Workshops:
  Ever wondered how to create your own brand? Interested how to get a work visa in Ireland? Curious about what services are available to you as a resident in Ireland? These and many other topics are covered in our monthly career guidance workshops.
• Language Clinics: For the students who are struggling with a specific language component or skill. You can feel confident when it comes to speaking, but not so much when you need to write a formal email? Language clinics are here to cover that gap! These take place once a week and they can be organised for small groups facing the same challenges.
• Monthly Theme and Festivities:
  Every month we organise additional activities to match the atmosphere of the season, from learning in the outdoors during the summer months to enjoying the cosy seasons with plenty of local celebrations and holidays.
• Additional communicative activities:
  Using English as a tool for your every day happens every day, inside and outside the classroom, but sometimes a little push is needed to get the confidence to venture out of your comfort zone. Ordering your first coffee in English? Thinking of sending letters and postcards? Meeting new people and wanting to talk about your favourite film? We’re here to support you with that, too.
• Irish Culture:
  Irish culture is an integral part of our syllabus. Every week students get the chance to learn about a new aspect of the culture, and every two weeks they visit famous landmarks and museums to learn by immersing themselves in the culture.
• Plus Plenty More!