Special Offer
Study and work in one of the best countries in the world!
Special offer to study English at Rightword, one of the best rated and accredited language schools in Ireland.
This is your last chance to study at one of Ireland’s best schools for one of the lowest prices of the year. Also, we will help you with full support for immigration, accommodation, opening a bank account, etc…
Come to Rightword to learn English with one of our long term packages, which also includes permission to work legally in the country for the duration of your student visa.
An excellent opportunity to move to a new country, learn a new language and be able to work legally during your time in Ireland.
Offer Ends:
Study & Work - Afternoon
8 Month Visa- 6 Months of Classes + 2 Months of Holidays
- General English - 15 hours/week
- Afternoon Classes (1.30pm - 4.45pm)
- Learner Protection - Your booking is protected by a private insurance company. If the school ceases trading, you are transfered to another school at no additional cost
- TIE Exam
- Medical Insurance
- Course Material
- Start on any Monday up to July 2024. *Subject to availability.
Study & Work - Morning
8 Month Visa- 6 Months of Classes + 2 Months of Holidays
- General English - 15 hours/week
- Morning Classes (9am - 12.15pm)
- Learner Protection - Your booking is protected by a private insurance company. If the school ceases trading, you are transfered to another school at no additional cost
- TIE Exam
- Medical Insurance
- Course Material
- Start on any Monday up to July 2024. *Subject to availability.
The two options are exactly the same… The only difference is the period (morning or afternoon).
- Complete Package. Includes course fee, course material, medical insurance, TIE exam and Learner Protection.
- Full Support. We help you with immigration procedures, finding accommodation, opening a bank account, etc.
- Excellent Location. We are located in Limerick city centre, next to supermarkets, banks, pubs/restaurants, accommodations and services such as immigration and PPS.
- Extra-Class Activities. We have a busy schedule of activities that include Irish culture and dance classes, yoga, parties, pub crawls, musical events, tours around Ireland, etc…
- Modern Facilities. Elegant Georgian building with large rooms and state-of-the-art equipment.
Not included:
- Flight Tickets. The student must book their own tickets.
- Accommodation. We offer temporary accommodation (Student Residences and Host Family) at an additional fee.
- IRP (Irish Residence Permit). The IRP is your student visa in Ireland. You get the IRP at Limerick Immigration and it costs €300.
In addition, you need to demonstrate that you have the financial means to stay in Ireland…
- Financial Evidence. You must show that you have access to €3000 or the equivalent in your local currency. You can do that with a bank statement. This money is yours and it only serves to show that you can support yourself until you get a job in Ireland.
To secure the offer and your registration with Rightword, you can either pay a deposit of €500 OR the full payment by the end of the month. If you prefer the deposit, the balance can be paid up to 4 weeks before your arrival date in Ireland.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Do I need a visa?
In most cases, you don’t need to apply for a visa before you come to Ireland and the entire process takes place after you arrive in Limerick.
You can check if you need a visa here: Immigration-Service-Delivery-Visa-and-Non-Visa-Required-Countries.pdf (irishimmigration.ie)
Now, if you are from a visa-required country, you must apply for a visa before arrival. The course must be paid in full before your application and the processing times vary according to the local Irish Embassy.
You can check a step by step on how to apply for a visa here: How to apply for long term study visa – Immigration Service Delivery (irishimmigration.ie)
Q. Can I stay longer than 8 months in Ireland?
Yes, you can renew your student visa twice, for a total of 2 years.
To renew your visa, you must have at least 85% of attendance in classes.
Q. What kind of work can I get and how many hours can I work?
A student visa entitles you to work part-time if your work does not interfere with your studies.
During May, June, July, August and September and between December 15th and January 15th, it is possible to work full time, up to 40 hours per week.
There are no restrictions on the type of work you can get. But due to visa limitations (part-time/20 hours per week), most students work in the hospitality and services sector.
Some popular jobs are bar staff, cleaning, au pair, shop assistant, food delivery, etc.
Minimum wage: €11,30 per hour.
Q. Is the accommodation included?
No, but we offer Student Residences starting from €180 per week (Shared Room) or €250 per week (Private Room or Host Family).
We recommend booking at least 2 weeks of accommodation with our school. You can then use this time to look for permanent accommodation in Limerick.
Q. What are the payment methods?
Students can pay by Bank Transfer, Debit/Credit Card, Wise, and Global66.
Offer Ends:
From the great King John's Castle to the vibrant Thomond Park
In Limerick your money lasts longer
Studying abroad requires a large investment, so it is important to take into account the cost of living when choosing your destination.
According to “Expatistan“, Limerick has a cost of living 26% lower than Dublin, 9% lower than Cork and 4% lower than Galway.
In other words, the €3000 (minimum amount) you need to bring for immigration purposes, in addition to lasting longer, will give you more security and time to support yourself while looking for a job and a room to rent.
A under control real-estate market and a wide range of opportunities
Limerick has emerged as the newest technological hub in Ireland, which has been generating a large number of qualified jobs and indirectly boosting trade and the number of unskilled jobs.
When it comes to housing, it’s no surprise that the real estate in Dublin and Cork is out of control. In Limerick the situation is still under control with plenty of rooms for rent.
According to the latest statistics from Daft.ie, the average price of a 2 bedroom apartment in central Dublin costs €2,056, in Cork €1,013, in Galway €926 and in Limerick €831.
To secure the offer and your registration with Rightword, you can either pay a deposit of €500 OR the full payment by the end of the month. If you prefer the deposit, the balance can be paid up to 4 weeks before your arrival date in Ireland.
Study & Work - Afternoon
8 Month Visa- 6 Months of Classes + 2 Months of Holidays
- General English - 15 hours/week
- Afternoon Classes (1.30pm - 4.45pm)
- Learner Protection - Your booking is protected by a private insurance company. If the school ceases trading, you are transfered to another school at no additional cost
- TIE Exam
- Medical Insurance
- Course Material
- Start on any Monday up to July 2024. *Subject to availability.
Study & Work - Morning
8 Month Visa- 6 Months of Classes + 2 Months of Holidays
- General English - 15 hours/week
- Morning Classes (9am - 12.15pm)
- Learner Protection - Your booking is protected by a private insurance company. If the school ceases trading, you are transfered to another school at no additional cost
- TIE Exam
- Medical Insurance
- Course Material
- Start on any Monday up to July 2024. *Subject to availability.
