CES: Dublin (Junior)
31 Dame Street, Dublin, D02 CX73, Ireland
CES: Dublin (Junior)
The CES Global Leadership Programme provides students with authentic case studies and real-world materials to enable them to develop the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the fast-paced and challenging modern world. This course is intented for young adults who are interested in the exciting areas of globalisation and leadership in 21st Century business and academic contexts.
Students will develop their ability to communicate effectively in English, to work together with others, to lead teams and to develop critical thinking skills. Moreover, we will work on socio-cultural and persona skills through a schedule of engaging tasks and authentic projects.
This course is now available in all Junior Summer Centres.
Who is it for?
The course is designed for young learners of a CEFR B2 (and up) level who wish to take their existing English language skills and develop them alongside useful life skills through projects, activities and exchanges with likeminded young learners.
What are Global Skills?
Global Skills look beyond developing skills for communication in English to developing the skills young learners need to be better able to cope and succeed in the world beyond the classroom and the school environment. The Global Skills course equips the learners with techniques and strategies to effectively manage the world they live in and challenges they may need to overcome in their everyday life and the workplace.
What does the course involve?
The skills selected as the focus of the course reflect those identified by accrediting bodies and leading publishers and education experts to help young learners.
CES Global Skills Course:
Cross-cultural understanding
Emotional development and life skills
Digital literacy
Creativity and critical thinking
Communication and collaboration
Skill Elements:
CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING
Developing awareness and respect for cultural diversity.
Understanding how to interact with sensitivity and appropriacy with different cultures.
Fostering curiosity of other people’s cultures.
Understanding the responsibilities of living in a global community.
EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT & LIFE SKILLS
Learning to understand and recognise your emotions and developing copingstrategies.
Using reflection tasks to create awareness to help manage emotions better.
Developing skills for interacting with different people in different situations.
DIGITAL LITERACY
Learning to evaluate sources of information and how to make good choices .
Reviewing different forms of media and critically analysing the content in terms of appropriacy.
Using different media in the classroom to produce language.
CREATIVITY & CRITICAL THINKING
Learning to think outside the box.
Developing the confidence to present a counter argument on a topic.
Using different media to express yourself creatively.
COMMUNICATION & COLLABORATION
Working collaboratively on projects.
Learning to listen to others and respond appropriately.
Developing skills to manage people effectively.
Understanding the roles of a team.
Listening, Speaking, Pronunciation, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, Grammar and Activities
CES does not hold classes on the holiday dates above. The school does not compensate for these holidays, so make sure to choose your start date accordingly.
You can choose from the following class times:
Class schedule may change depending on availability and season.
| Maximum | 18 students |
| Age range | 14 - 17 years old |
| Average | 15 years old |
If you plan on taking any of our adult courses at CES, you need to know that both our homestay and residential accommodation options are affordable and comfortable. You’ll be living right in the heart of your new community, and exploring a new country and culture.
The nationality and age mix at CES: Dublin (Junior) varies over different time periods, courses and levels. Throughout the year, the average age is 15.
CES does not hold classes on the holiday dates below. The school does not compensate for these holidays, so make sure to choose your start date accordingly.
If you plan on taking any of our adult courses at CES, you need to know that both our homestay and residential accommodation options are affordable and comfortable. You’ll be living right in the heart of your new community, and exploring a new country and culture.
Homestays are carefully selected and offer students the opportunity to learn more about the local culture in a comfortable setting while studying English in Dublin. These homes are often between 25 - 50 minutes away from the school by public transport. Families usually offer affordable meal plans that allow you to sample the local cuisine. If you have special requests or diet restrictions (because of religion or health reasons), please let us know in advance. Your housing starts on the Sunday before your first day of class and ends on the Saturday after your last day of class, unless otherwise noted. Learn more about homestay housing
We cannot apply for visas on behalf of students. However, the school can supply you with all the documentation you need to support your visa application.
Your letter of acceptance will be sent to your home address by regular mail at no charge to you.
Please note that we do not book flights for our students. If you are researching airfare costs, we recommend using Kayak.com, a search engine that lets you compare flight options from your home country to Dublin based on your budget, schedule and preferences.
Study abroad worry-free with Language International's health and personal effects insurance coverage. When you book a course with us, you can opt to purchase an international insurance plan that covers not only your health care cost but also loss of your personal belongings. You must book your insurance in advance when you register.
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