Irish Culture, History and Literature
Format
- 25 hours: General English 15 hours + 5 hours Irish Literature + 5 hours conversation fluency OR,
- 20 hours: 15 hours + 5 hours elective lesson.
- Times: 8.00 am to 1.25 pm
- Suitable for B2 students and higher
Course Description
This course is for teachers who wish to expand their knowledge of both Irish life and culture and contemporary English as it is used in Ireland. The course also aims at increasing participants’ appreciation of different teaching techniques that can be used to bring Irish culture and literature into the English language classroom. In addition, the course will promotes awareness of Anglo-Irish literature and some of the famous Irish writers – Joyce, Shaw, Wilde, Kavanagh, Beckett – while also exploring Dublin’s highlights and hidden treasures
Course Content
General English: Testing and classing participants in the appropriate CEFR level, Orientation, Needs analysis, Setting learning outcomes, Language focus and language skills, Skills workshops, Assessment of learning and review of learning, One to one feedback at the end of the course, Certificate presentation
Specialised Modules: Introduction of Irish, British and American Literature and comparative study, Contemporary Irish Literature, Presentation of various famous authors and their work and impact in society. Using a variety of literary texts and exploring various ways to exploit these in the classroom in order to help student develop their language skills, exploring ways to motivate students’ creativity by studying literature, promoting awareness of contemporary Irish literature, studying Irish, British and American literature and finding out ways to study this in the classroom. Conversation fluency practice based on the literature module.
This course is suitable for
Professionals in second and third level education who wish to expand their awareness in Language and Irish Literature in order to enrich their classes and motivate their students to explore the world of literature.
Prices
Tuition hours | 1 week | 2 weeks |
25 | 450 | 810 |
Accommodation
Season | Low: Oct – May | High: Jun – Sept | ||
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Option | Shared | Single | Shared | Single |
Homestay half board | 205 | 220 | 220 | 245 |
Homestay full board | 225 | 240 | 240 | 265 |
Residence self-catering | n/a | 325 | n/a | 360 |
How to apply
- Applications paid privately can be made directly.
- Applications seeking Erasmus+ funding must be made through your institution.
- Our legal name ISI Study in Ireland and our Erasmus OID: E10020271 and PIC: 905414103 are required in the application.
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We will also help you to complete the Europass Mobility documents.
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We would ask to complete as much of the form as possible, using our Mobility Document guide
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You can then email the completed forms to jenniferdgreen@isi-ireland.ie and Jennifer will complete any missing fields and she will sign and stamp the forms for you.