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Non-EEA nationals require a student visa to study in Ireland. You must apply for a visa before traveling. Check the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) website for specific requirements.
Non-EEA nationals can enroll in full-time courses listed on the Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP). These include English language courses, higher education programs, and vocational training.
Students on full-time English language programs can apply for Stamp 2 immigration permission, which allows them to reside in Ireland for the duration of their studies.
Students can stay for up to 8 months on a single English language program. You must register with the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) upon arrival.
The ILEP includes approved English language courses, higher education programs, and vocational training. Check the ILEP website for the full list.
After arriving in Ireland, you must register with the GNIB. Bring your passport, offer letter, proof of fees payment, and proof of finances.
Yes, there is a registration fee of €300 for GNIB registration.
You need your passport, visa, offer letter, proof of fees payment, and evidence of sufficient funds.
Yes, you must demonstrate access to at least €7,000 to cover living expenses for one year.
Carry bank statements, a credit card, or a letter from your sponsor showing sufficient funds.
Yes, DCE is covered by learner protection arrangements to ensure your fees are secure.
No, learners must arrange their own private medical insurance.
You need your passport, offer letter, proof of fees payment, proof of finances, and medical insurance.
DCE provides the necessary letters after you enroll and pay your fees.
DCE conducts an English placement test during induction to determine your level.
Non-EEA students with Stamp 2 permission can work up to 20 hours per week during term and 40 hours during holidays.
Holidays are scheduled during Christmas and summer. You can request up to 4 weeks of holidays per year.
Yes, DCE can provide a letter to help you open a bank account.
The minimum age is 18 years.
Yes, a valid passport is required for enrollment.
Yes, you can enroll directly through DCE’s website or admissions office.
Payments can be made via bank transfer, credit card, or online payment systems like Flywire.
Refunds are issued if your visa is refused, minus an administrative fee. No refunds are given after the course starts.
Fees include tuition, materials, and access to facilities. Additional costs may include exams or optional activities.
Yes, DCE can arrange airport pick-up for an additional fee.
Yes, DCE offers assistance with finding accommodation.
DCE provides academic support, career guidance, counseling, and social activities.
Facilities include classrooms, a library, computer labs, a student lounge, and free Wi-Fi.
Start dates can be changed, subject to availability. No fee is charged for changes made in advance.
Induction includes a campus tour, introduction to staff, and placement tests.
Courses start on specific dates, which are provided in your offer letter.
Classes typically have 10-15 students to ensure personalized attention.
Yes, classes start on the date specified in your enrollment letter.
Your login provides access to course materials, schedules, and attendance records.
Classes are usually held Monday to Friday, with morning or afternoon sessions.
The course focuses on improving speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
Yes, a final exam is required to assess your progress.
The exam tests all language skills and is conducted at the end of the course.
Yes, devices can be used for learning purposes with the teacher’s permission.
No, class time changes are free if requested in advance.
Yes, a placement test is required to change levels. Progress is assessed through regular tests and feedback.
Yes, all teachers are highly qualified and experienced.
Your fees are protected under learner protection arrangements.
Holidays are scheduled during Christmas and summer.
Inform the school and provide a medical certificate if you miss classes.
Attendance is tracked through the online portal. High attendance is required to maintain your visa status.
Expulsion occurs for serious misconduct or repeated violations of school policies.
Course materials are provided, but you may need to purchase additional books.
Yes, DCEDU organizes social events, cultural trips, and workshops.
The handbook and policies are available on the DCE website or from the administration office.
Check your spam folder or contact the IT department for assistance.
Certificates are issued at the end of the course and can be collected or mailed.
Yes, DCE provides an emergency contact number for urgent assistance.
Yes, follow DCE on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for updates.
Submit a written complaint to the administration office or use the online complaint form.