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Study and Work in Ireland: Academic Year in Dublin for Brazilian Students<\/h1>\n

Study English in Dublin for 25 weeks, take 8 weeks of holiday and, when your immigration permission allows it, work while you live in Ireland. This guide explains the First Academic Year route for Brazilian students, including course options, current prices, Stamp 2 work rules, accommodation and the practical steps before arrival.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

For Brazilian students, an Academic Year in Ireland is often described as \u201cstudy and work\u201d, but the experience is broader than finding an English course and a part-time job. You are planning several months of study, accommodation, immigration, budgeting, work preparation and daily life in an English-speaking city.<\/p>\n

ISI Dublin\u2019s First Academic Year microsite is designed to keep those parts together. You can compare the course options, understand what the current package includes, check the immigration route that applies to you and prepare for life in Dublin before you pay.<\/p>\n

Compruebe su elegibilidad<\/a><\/p>\n

Why Brazilian students choose Ireland<\/h2>\n

Ireland gives international students the opportunity to use English every day, not only in class. Dublin has a large international population, a well-established Brazilian community and a labour market where eligible students can gain practical experience while studying.<\/p>\n

That combination is one reason Ireland remains attractive to Brazilian students who want more than a short language course. During an Academic Year, English becomes part of your routine: in class, accommodation, shops, transport, social activities and, where permitted, at work.<\/p>\n

Why Dublin?<\/h2>\n

Dublin is Ireland\u2019s capital and the country\u2019s main centre for employment, education and international business. For a long-term English student, the city offers a wide range of neighbourhoods, transport options, workplaces and international communities.<\/p>\n

ISI Dublin is based in central Dublin, which helps students combine classes with everyday city life. The location gives access to public transport, shops, services and the wider job market without separating the school experience from the city itself.<\/p>\n

Vivir en Dubl\u00edn como estudiante internacional<\/a> \u00b7 Comunidad brasile\u00f1a en Dubl\u00edn<\/a><\/p>\n

How the Academic Year programme works<\/h2>\n

El programa de Primer A\u00f1o Acad\u00e9mico incluye 25 semanas de clases de ingl\u00e9s m\u00e1s 8 semanas de vacaciones<\/strong>. Est\u00e1 dise\u00f1ado para estudiantes no pertenecientes a la UE que est\u00e9n iniciando su primer programa de ingl\u00e9s a largo plazo en Irlanda.<\/p>\n

ISI currently offers three timetable choices:<\/p>\n

AY15 Morning<\/strong>
\n15 horas por semana \u00b7 De lunes a viernes \u00b7 De 09:00 a 12:15.<\/p>\n

AY15 Tarde<\/strong>
\n15 horas por semana \u00b7 De lunes a jueves \u00b7 De 13:00 a 17:00.<\/p>\n

AY20 Morning<\/strong>
\n20 horas por semana \u00b7 estructura actual: 15 horas de ingl\u00e9s general m\u00e1s 5 horas adicionales de electivas.<\/p>\n

The right timetable depends on how you want to organise your week. Morning courses leave afternoons and evenings available; the afternoon option leaves mornings free; AY20 gives you more weekly classroom time.<\/p>\n

Compare los cursos y los horarios del a\u00f1o acad\u00e9mico<\/a>.<\/p>\n

English levels and placement<\/h2>\n

AY15 and AY20 can be offered from A0 to C2, subject to live class availability and academic placement. Your final class is confirmed through the school\u2019s placement process rather than simply from the level you select on an enquiry form.<\/p>\n

Students progress at different speeds, so no school can responsibly guarantee that every student will finish at one specific CEFR level. Your starting level, attendance, participation and independent study all influence progress.<\/p>\n

Oxford Test of English<\/h2>\n

El paquete actual del A\u00f1o Acad\u00e9mico para no miembros de la UE incluye: Oxford Test of English<\/strong> as the final examination. This gives the programme a clear academic endpoint and is already included in the current package total.<\/p>\n

Oxford Test of English<\/a>.<\/p>\n

What is included in the First Academic Year package?<\/h2>\n

The current First Academic Year package includes the main programme charges rather than advertising a tuition-only number.<\/p>\n