Looking for an English course in Limerick? Limerick offers international students a more compact, relaxed alternative to Ireland’s larger cities, with a strong student community, local Irish culture, and opportunities to practise English every day.
Studying English in Limerick means experiencing a historic Irish city with a lively university atmosphere, traditional culture and easy access to some of the most interesting destinations on Ireland’s west coast.
Choose Limerick if you want to improve your English while experiencing everyday Irish life in a welcoming student city.
Limerick has traditionally been home to English language schools serving international students. The local market is currently changing, and we are preparing to add a new English school to our Limerick programme.
Once the new school is available through LLA, we will provide information about its courses, accommodation and enrolment options.
Contact us if you are planning to study English in Limerick and we can advise you about the current options available for your dates.
Course availability in Limerick changes according to the schools and programmes currently operating in the city.
Limerick offers a different experience from studying in Dublin or another large capital city. Its student atmosphere, compact centre and strong local identity make it possible to combine English classes with everyday life in Ireland.
Some international students may be able to combine English language study with part-time work in Ireland, depending on their nationality, immigration permission and course type.
Students with the appropriate Stamp 2 permission can work within the conditions that apply to their immigration status. Current Irish immigration rules allow eligible Stamp 2 students to work up to 20 hours per week during term time and up to 40 hours during specified holiday periods.
We can help you understand the available course options and the requirements for your situation.
Limerick has a strong student population and a university environment, while its compact size offers a different experience from larger Irish cities.
Living costs vary according to accommodation and lifestyle. Limerick can be an alternative for students who want a smaller city and potentially lower living costs than Dublin, but compare current prices before booking.
Some international students may be able to work while studying, depending on their nationality, immigration permission and course type. Stamp 2 students are subject to specific working-hour conditions.
The city centre is relatively compact, and you can explore many central areas on foot. Public transport is also available for journeys around the wider city.
You can visit King John’s Castle, explore the Milk Market, enjoy traditional music, attend sporting events and discover attractions across the west of Ireland.
We are preparing to add a new English school in Limerick. Contact us for the latest information about availability, courses and enrolment.
Improve your English while discovering an authentic Irish student city and exploring the west of Ireland.
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| City | Limerick |
|---|---|
| Country | |
| Population (hab) | 102,287 |
| Latitude | 52.661252 |
| Longitude | -8.630124 |
| Altitude (m.a.s.l.) | 10 |
Private English Language classes in the Limerick region living at the teacher's house. Can combine with sports activities and cultural excursions