School Year
Ireland is the ideal country for those who wish to live an international experience with English language immersion. Culturally, Ireland is a country full of history and traditions.
Our students attend schools located in Wexford, the capital of County Wexford, the city with the most hours of sunshine on the island. It is situated in the south-eastern corner of Ireland. Wexford is a Viking town steeped in history with medieval streets, castles, the Irish National Heritage Park, the Wildfowl Nature Reserve, Cape Hook Lighthouse, stunning scenery and spectacular golden beaches.
Why choose Ireland with KIDOWE
Each student will be treated individually, with personalised monitoring and attention. We will take care of every stage of the process to ensure the best possible experience.
THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN IRELAND → Education in Ireland is renowned for its high level of internationalisation. The Irish school system is divided into three groups:
- CICLO JUNIOR
- TRANSITION YEAR
- CICLO SENIOR
Recognition of studies carried out in Ireland
The education of our students is important to us, but it is also important that this education is recognised in Spain
Make the most of your school year in Ireland!
Country belonging to the European Union, which makes it easier to enter the country
Excellent educational tradition
Physical and cultural proximity
Irish people are very sociable, friendly and family oriented
Their English is characterised by a very rich vocabulary
Characteristics
- School stays are suitable for motivated students who wish to attend a secondary school in Ireland for one, two terms or a full year
- Be between 14 and 17 years of age
- Good level of English (minimum B1)
- Willingness to share with a host family
- Academic report (from the last year studied in Spain)
- Attending a secondary school in an English-speaking country has become an important aspect of the educational pathway for many European students. Having spent a school term or more abroad will stand out in any application for a job or further study. It will broaden job opportunities for young people
FAQs
The full school year is the immersion recommended by Kidowe, as in a single term the student will not have enough time to absorb the big change in learning, normally the first term is the hardest but the effort will help their personal and emotional maturity after passing this barrier is when the student begins to enjoy the experience more intensely and begins to live and understand as a native
