Teacher reviews

Ireland is a wonderful country. Dublin is a beautiful city. The Marino area (in north Dublin) is beautiful, historic, green. Everywhere - literally everywhere - parks, hidden architectural gems, for example, Casino Marino - a stone's throw from school. It will be interesting to learn about the meaning of the word casino - a surprise awaits. It is easy to get to the center: without changing from the school's door by bus with the memorable number 123:). The school is the kind of school where you want to learn. 

The school places students in residences at CATS College International. The group lived in a Victorian mansion at 7/9 Ethelbert Road, Canterbury. During school hours, the doors are locked. The residence is alarmed at night, no entry or exit is possible. There are cameras in the hallways. The rooms are for 4 students (two double-decker beds). (two double-decker beds), own shower. Internet in the entire building, automatically turns off at night. Common area (kitchen - dining room - game room) is open to children, unlimited access to food (tea, hot chocolate, croissants, muffins, toast, cereal, milk, water, juice), there are breakfasts.

We would like to thank TARGET ENGLISH school and say how grateful we are to all
the people who work there. We enjoyed every single second of our stay in summer school at Hull University.
We really appreciated how everything is organized in the school: comfortable accommodation, tasty food, interesting lessons, our wonderful excursions, fascinating activities such as sports, drama, street dance, discos, and talent shows. 

University College Dublin is a great option if you want to see Dublin and the surrounding area and improve your English, because the school is really the strength of this summer language camp. Progress was noted by all the students in the group.

The Irish hospitality began as soon as we arrived at the airport. Despite our late arrival (one o'clock in the morning), they waited for us and accompanied us to the bus. They checked us in quickly and gave us a packed lunch.
In general, the locals are much more positive than the British. We were very pleased with the attitude of the school administration. Many questions were resolved before they could arise. On all of our trips, we had an assistant who actively communicated with the children so that they could practice the language even outside the classroom.