
50th Anniversary Celebration€500 off our normal price — first 50 students
Compare Stamp 2 eligible English courses (ILEP and/or TrustEd Ireland) — work 20 hrs/week.
Stamp 2 eligible · ILEP / TrustEd · Work 20 hrs/week



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Open full comparisonThe Linguaviva Centre’s 50th anniversary celebration: €500 off the usual price, first 50 students, through 30 June 2027.

50th Anniversary Celebration€500 off our normal price — first 50 students
Stamp 2 English schools in Limerick. NED College is a GoStudy partner — still compare the others before you enquire.
State-checked by QQI for quality, care and support, with the Learner Protection Fund if a school can't continue.
Stamp 2 is the immigration permission given to non-EEA students enrolled on a course from the Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP). For English language students it means a 25-week course, 15 hours of class a week, medical insurance and proof of funds. It allows you to live in Ireland for the duration of the course and work part time.
Most ILEP English schools charge roughly €2,500 to €4,500 for the standard 25-week visa course, depending on the city and the number of class hours. Dublin sits at the higher end; Cork, Galway and Limerick are usually cheaper. Budget separately for registration and exam fees, medical insurance and living costs.
Yes. Stamp 2 allows 20 hours of work a week during term and 40 hours a week during the official holiday periods — June to September and 15 December to 15 January. You need a PPS number before you can be paid legally.
The Interim List of Eligible Programmes is the government list of courses that support a student visa. If a school or programme is not on it, studying there will not get you a Stamp 2 permission. Every school listed on GoStudy is checked against the current ILEP list, and we flag schools carrying the TrustEd Ireland quality mark.
Plan for roughly €900 to €1,400 a month depending on the city, with rent the biggest variable. On top of your course fees, immigration expects proof of funds: €6,665 in total (or €833 a month) for a typical 25-week English course with residence of about eight months or less, and €10,000 if your residence would run longer than eight months. Non-visa-required nationals usually show this at their first IRP registration; visa-required nationals are checked at the visa stage. GoStudy compares schools and is not immigration advice — check the current figures on irishimmigration.ie.
Compare total course cost rather than weekly rate, check class size and nationality mix, confirm the school holds learner protection cover in case it closes mid-course, and read recent student reviews. You can compare any schools side by side on GoStudy and send one enquiry to several at once.
Stamp 2, work rights and where you will live — start here before you enquire.