Language requirements for studying in Ireland

Are there any requirements for studying in Ireland? Is there a difference between high school and college? Next, aiming at these problems, I will give you a detailed introduction to the language requirements for studying in Ireland, hoping to help you.

Language requirements for studying in Ireland

1. You don't need to submit specific IELTS and TOEFL scores to apply for Irish matriculation, but you must have a language foundation above intermediate level. In order to prove this foundation, the pilot visa is a pure language course visa. Students who pass this Irish study visa can go to Ireland to study languages and lay a good foundation for further study or employment in the future. At the same time, there is no need for language scores, no guarantor restrictions, and such fund guarantees do not require bank deposit history.

2. Working-class children with stable income can't meet the requirements of other visa types for capital and language, but they hope to gain valuable language learning and work experience abroad through short-term language visas. The language reaches or is equivalent to IELTS 4 to 5. The purpose of study is to continue university study, aiming at students around 18-20.

However, if you can get the OFFER for pre-university without going to a language school first, your visa will be treated separately and treated like a graduate student. The application condition for studying in Ireland is to study in Ireland through a short-term language visa, and then apply for other types of visas such as undergraduate and postgraduate visas after the language is passed.

Language requirements at each stage

1, high school language requirements

Considering that this standard is a bit high for high school students, most colleges and universities in Ireland offer language courses. Generally speaking, IELTS score of 6 or TOEFL score of 80 can be read in a language class 10 weeks or so. IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL 70 can take language classes for half a year; IELTS 5 or TOEFL 60 can choose an independent preparatory course to enter an 8-month language class; If you don't reach IELTS 5 or TOEFL 60, Ireland has also prepared a zero-based language class for everyone.

2. Language requirements of universities

Language requirements for studying in some universities in Ireland: English scores reach 5.5 to 6 points in Class A IELTS. More than 5 points, depending on the application subject. If the foreign students can't achieve the language scores stipulated by the institutions, as long as their English scores reach IELTS 4.5 to 5.5, they can apply for preparatory courses in Ireland, and then enter a suitable university after completing the preparatory courses. In addition, foreign students can also choose not to provide English scores, go directly to the language school in Ireland, take the exam after three months to 1 year of language learning, and then enter the regular university after passing.

1) Language requirements for general national universities: IELTS 6.5 for undergraduate students, with no less than 6 or TOEFL 90 for each item and no less than 20 for each item.

2) The requirements of the Institute of Technology are slightly lower: IELTS 6 or TOEFL 80 are acceptable.

Advantages of studying in Ireland

Ireland is a country where English is the first language.

2. The education system is mature and the diploma forms are diverse, which is suitable for scholars with different academic qualifications. Through ETS European transfer credit system, international students can transfer to other EU countries.

Ireland is adjacent to Britain, and its education system is basically the same as that of Britain. Its school has a long history, its teaching and research level is world-class, and its academic qualifications and degrees are widely recognized by the world. The governments of China and Ireland signed an agreement on mutual recognition of higher education.

4. The visa guarantee is low and the visa success rate is high.

5. International students enjoy medical insurance.

6. During the study period, you can legally work 20 hours a week, and you can work all day on holidays. Part-time income is high, which can cover living expenses and part of tuition.

7. The economy is developed and the employment rate is high. The government encourages international students to find jobs in the local area after graduation.

8. Ireland has a complete and systematic education system, covering almost all commonly used majors. High quality education and strong career orientation. Among them, software, telecommunications, engineering, medicine, biology, business and tourism management are very famous in the world.

9. The cost of education and living in Ireland is lower than that in other European countries.

10. The Irish government does not implement a quota system for China students to study in Ireland, and the visa success rate is high.

1 1, Ireland has a beautiful environment and stable society. In 2005, it was rated as one of the most livable countries in the world by the United Nations.