Apollo Language Centre
Dublin · from €310/week
English Education Ireland (EEI)ACELS
2027 prices at Apollo Language Centre
- Real World English (20 hours per week): from €310/week · 20 lessons/week
- IELTS Focus (20 hours per week): from €310/week · 20 lessons/week
- Cambridge B2 First (FCE) Focus, summer 2027: from €310/week · 20 lessons/week
- Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) Focus, summer 2027: from €310/week · 20 lessons/week
- Real World English Plus (25 hours per week): from €360/week · 25 lessons/week
- Teachers' Course: CLIL + Methodology (1 week): from €485/week · 25 lessons/week
From the school's official 2027 price list; weekly price for 1-4 weeks. Updated: 2026-10-20.
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Courses
- Apollo Gap Year + IELTS Exam (24-32 weeks)20 lessons/week · 24-32 weeks · Minimum age: 16Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €320.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2
A long-term programme for students aged 16+: Real World English, 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15, for 24 to 32 weeks, finishing with the IELTS exam. The IELTS exam fee (€240) and the books fee are paid to the school. Start any Monday. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Cambridge B2 First (FCE) Focus, summer 202720 lessons/week · 1-9 weeks · Minimum age: 16Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €80.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2 · Available dates: 28/06/27 - 05/07/27 - 12/07/27 - 19/07/27 - 26/07/27 - 02/08/27 - 09/08/27 - 16/08/27 - 23/08/27from €310/week
Summer course for Upper-Intermediate to Advanced students (16+): 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15, of intensive preparation and practice for all parts of the Cambridge B2 First exam, with one part of the exam taken under exam conditions every week. Start any Monday from 28 June 2027; the course runs until 27 August. FCE exam dates: 30 July, 13 August and 26 August 2027 (exam fee €240, not included). Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) Focus, summer 202720 lessons/week · 1-9 weeks · Minimum age: 16Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €80.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2 · Available dates: 28/06/27 - 05/07/27 - 12/07/27 - 19/07/27 - 26/07/27 - 02/08/27 - 09/08/27 - 16/08/27 - 23/08/27from €310/week
Summer course for Advanced students (16+): 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15, of intensive preparation and practice for all parts of the Cambridge C1 Advanced exam. Start any Monday from 28 June 2027; the course runs until 27 August. CAE exam dates: 29 July and 20 August 2027 (exam fee €240, not included). Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- IELTS Focus (20 hours per week)20 lessons/week · 1-24 weeks · Minimum age: 16Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €80.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2from €310/week
For Upper-Intermediate to Advanced students (16+): 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15, improving your English and developing exam techniques for the IELTS exam. Start any Monday, all year round. The exam fee (€240) is not included. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Real World English (20 hours per week)20 lessons/week · 1-24 weeks · Minimum age: 16Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €80.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2from €310/week
General English for adults (16+), from Elementary to Advanced, 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15. The course prepares you to use English in real-world situations such as job interviews, meetings, presentations and emails, and takes into account your interests, strengths and weaknesses, and your short- and long-term goals. Start any Monday. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Real World English Plus (25 hours per week)25 lessons/week · 1-24 weeks · Minimum age: 16Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €80.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2from €360/week
The Real World English course with 5 extra hours per week: 25 hours, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15 plus Tuesday and Thursday afternoons 14:00-16:30. General English for adults (16+), from Elementary to Advanced, focused on using English in real-world situations. Start any Monday. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Study & Work Programme, 25 weeks, afternoons (non-EU students)15 lessons/week · from 25 weeks · Minimum age: 18Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €460.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2
For non-EU students who need a study visa (18+): 25 weeks of Real World English, 15 hours per week, Monday to Friday 13:45-17:00, plus 10 weeks of holidays. Students may work part-time during the 35 weeks and full-time during the 10 weeks of holidays. An end-of-programme exam (TIE, Cambridge or IELTS; €240) and medical insurance for the whole stay (€140 for up to 1 year) are compulsory and paid to the school, together with the books fee. Learner protection insurance, visa and immigration induction, a free jobs club and monthly one-to-one progress sessions are included. Start any Monday. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Study & Work Programme, 25 weeks, mornings (non-EU students)20 lessons/week · from 25 weeks · Minimum age: 18Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €460.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2
For non-EU students who need a study visa (18+): 25 weeks of Real World English, 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15, plus 10 weeks of holidays. Students may work part-time during the 35 weeks and full-time during the 10 weeks of holidays. An end-of-programme exam (TIE, Cambridge or IELTS, chosen during the first week; €240) and medical insurance for the whole stay (€140 for up to 1 year) are compulsory and paid to the school, together with the books fee. Learner protection insurance, visa and immigration induction, a free jobs club and monthly one-to-one progress sessions are included. Start any Monday. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
- Teachers' Course: CLIL + Methodology (1 week)25 lessons/week · 1 week · Minimum age: 18Course days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday · Maximum class size: 16 · School admin. fee: €75.00 · Average number of students: · Lesson duration: 60 minutes · Course materials: €80.00 Mandatory and not included · Course certificate: Yes · Levels: Pre-Intermediate - Level A2, Intermediate - Level B1, Upper Intermediate - Level B2, Advanced - Level C1, Proficient - Level C2 · Available dates: 22/03/27 - 26/07/27 - 18/10/27from €485/week
A one-week course (25 hours: Monday to Friday 09:00-13:15 and Monday to Thursday 14:00-15:15) for secondary school teachers of English with at least an Upper-Intermediate level (18+). Designed by Apollo's teacher training department to refresh your English, explore new methodologies and approaches, including CLIL, and take home practical ideas for your classes. 2027 start dates: 22 March, 26 July and 18 October. Lessons are 60 minutes long, in classes of up to 16 students, at the Apollo Adult School at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a renovated building (2023) with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment. Registration fee applies; all course books are covered by a one-off books fee, so if you change level you receive a new book. The school is closed on Irish public holidays (when a Monday is a holiday, new students start on Tuesday) and over Christmas (20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028).
Accommodation
- Host family, single room, half board (16+)Host familyStudents per room: 1 · Board: Half board · Minimum age: 16 · Accommodation type: Host Family · Distance from school: 60 minutes in public transport · Facilities: Bed linen, Public transport near, Washing Machinefrom €285/week
A private single bedroom in a carefully selected Irish family home in the Dublin suburbs, typically within 60 minutes of the school and the city centre by public transport. Breakfast and dinner every day, and full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) at weekends. Shared family bathroom and weekly laundry. All host families are experienced and regularly inspected. Arrival and departure on Saturday or Sunday. Accommodation booking fee €75; special diet supplement €50 per week.
- Canvas Point Campus residence, single en-suite room, self-catering (18+)ResidenceStudents per room: 1 · Board: Self Service · Minimum age: 18 · Accommodation type: Residence · Distance from school: 30 minutes in public transportfrom €395/week
Modern student apartments at Canvas Point Campus, Point Village, in Dublin's Docklands (Mayor Street Upper, Dublin 1): 30 minutes' walk or by public transport to the school, or a 10-minute cycle; 10 minutes by tram to the city centre. Each apartment has 4-8 bedrooms around a shared kitchen and living room; each bedroom has a private en-suite shower room, a double bed, a desk and Wi-Fi. Gym and fitness studio, study areas, cinema rooms, rooftop gardens and 24/7 laundry. For students aged 18 and over; arrival and departure on Sunday. Accommodation booking fee €75. Canvas Point Campus is an independent student residence that partners with Apollo.
About the school
Apollo Language Centre is an award-winning, independently owned English language school in Ireland. Its year-round Adult School is in Dublin city centre, at 5 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, a quiet street off Baggot Street in the central business district, next to LinkedIn's European headquarters and about 10 minutes' walk from Grafton Street and St Stephen's Green. The building was fully renovated in 2023: three floors with 15 classrooms equipped with TVs, iPads and audio-visual equipment, a spacious cafeteria with free tea and coffee and an outdoor area, quiet study and lounge areas, a games zone, Wi-Fi throughout and a lift. Courses for adults aged 16+ in classes of up to 16 students, with 60-minute lessons. Apollo has won eleven StudyTravel Star Awards and in 2023 became the first language school in Ireland inducted into the StudyTravel Super Star Hall of Fame. New students get a welcome talk and a free Dublin walking tour on their first day; the school also offers a free jobs club every two weeks, academic guidance, visa help, a weekly social programme and the Apollo Student App. Member of English Education Ireland.
About the school: Apollo Language Centre
Number of classrooms: 15
Average nº of student per classroom:
Minimum student age: 16
Placement test on the first day: ✓
Distance from the airport: km.
Closest airport: Dublin Airport
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Facilities
After class/extra curricular seminars · Audio learning · Canteen · Computer room · Cultural trips · Disabled facilities · Eating area · Elevator · Free internet access · Internet WIFI · Library · Printing service · Self study material · Snack machines · Social activities · Student room · Study room · Tea / Coffee · Television room
Student information
Apollo Language Centre has won eleven Study Travel Star Awards. Maximum class size is 16 students and a lesson is 60 minutes. The Adult School is open to students aged 16 and over all year (15-year-olds can join the Young Adult Programme from 30 May to 29 August). New students receive a welcome talk and a free Dublin walking tour on their first day, and the school offers a free jobs club every two weeks, academic guidance, visa help, cultural activities and regular feedback. The free Apollo Student App gives access to booking and accommodation details, attendance records, documents and the weekly social programme. The building has WiFi throughout, a cafeteria, study lounges, a games zone and a lift.
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Other terms
Payment: full payment is due 2 weeks before arrival (payment instructions are on the invoice). Cancellation 4 or more weeks before the start date: registration fee of EUR 75. Cancellation 2-4 weeks before the start date: 20% of the total invoice. Cancellation within 2 weeks of the start date: the full amount. Visa refusal: refund minus the EUR 75 registration fee, with a copy of the official refusal document. No refunds once a course has started; in case of illness the course can be postponed with a medical certificate. Refunds are processed within four weeks of the refund form. Closed on public holidays in 2027 (new students then start on Tuesday): 1 Feb, 17 Mar, 29 Mar, 3 May, 7 Jun, 2 Aug and 25 Oct (Mondays, except 17 March), and over Christmas 21 December 2026 - 1 January 2027 and 20 December 2027 - 3 January 2028. Source: Apollo Adult Programme Terms 2027.
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