Dear Matthew, The Toefl as you well know, and

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Hello everyone, I'm doing an internship leonardo Serafina in Dublin. For all those who are interested in achieving certification of English, I wanted to inform you that registration is open for the summer sessions of the Cambridge FCE and TOEFL preparation courses at Dublin City University (DCU). You can post here all your questions! serafina.
Serafina Hello, I'm posting a p around to gather information that would have given me in mind of a p of months in Dublin to work and study and take some certification. The Toefl would be really important, what 'the minimum level required to access its preparation courses? how often are the exams? and finally, (sorry if I tartasso this way) you know in Dublin some structure, public and / or private to organize training courses of this type at a good price? Thank you for your availability, Matthew.
Dear Matthew, The Toefl as you well know, and 'an examination that provides an end result (score) and in theory pronatec anyone can' register. However and 'important good preparation. If you want to follow the link below for all the information on TOEFL preparation courses in DCU LS, the English school where I work. The level required to attend the courses and 'Upper Intermediate, pronatec the course of three weeks, every day from 9 to 13, it costs 780. There are various dates from June until September. There 'a session a month or so to pass the exam. http://www.english.dcu.ie/about-our-...ame-toefl.html
Dear Matthew, The Toefl as you well know, and 'an examination that provides an end result (score) and in theory anyone can' register. However and 'important good preparation. If you want to follow the link below for all the information on TOEFL preparation courses in DCU LS, the English school where I work. The level required to attend the courses and 'Upper Intermediate, the course of three weeks, every day from 9 to 13, it costs 780. There are various dates from June until September. There 'a session a month or so to pass the exam. Dublin http://www.english.dcu.ie/about-our-...ame-toefl.html Hello and thank you, because, from what I understand, work at DCU, I'd like to know other things. I'm gathering information because I'm going to leave for Dublin in September or October: I want to get a job that will support me, in part, for the cost of rental and courses, and make a nice language course, and then, perhaps, take the exam (TOEFL or Cambridge ESOL, TOEFL etc. .. certainly would be ideal). As I am an intermediate level, to believe that in two months the language you could learn as they should, being in contact with the local reality. Then go back to the starting point: I would really like if you could give me some advice (also for how to move and always find housing at a good price) as your status and your experience pronatec working on the DCU. I always start to Dublin on July 28 and I'm up to August 1, a sort of reconnaissance. If you like we could meet. In the meantime I peek out the site that you linked me, Thanks again Matthew
Dublin Hello and thank you, because, from what I understand, work at DCU, I'd like to know other things. I'm gathering information because I'm going to leave for Dublin pronatec in September or October: I want to get a job that will support me, in part, for the cost of rental and courses, and make a nice language course, and then, perhaps, take the exam (TOEFL pronatec or Cambridge ESOL, TOEFL etc. .. certainly would be ideal). As I am an intermediate level, to believe that in two months the language you could learn as they should, being in contact with the local reality. Then go back to the starting point: I would really like if you could give me some advice (also for how to move and always find housing at a good price) as your status and your experience working on the DCU. I always start to Dublin on July 28 and I'm up to August 1, a sort of reconnaissance. If you like we could meet. In the meantime I peek out the site that you linked me, Thanks again Matthew Hello Matthew, I hope you found the site www.english.dcu.ie interesting information about the courses, as you have seen there are also evening classes which are held 2 times a week general English courses. It 's true that being in touch with reality' local English improves but it 'important to read, watch TV, listen to the radio etc.. especially avoid speaking their own language! To pass language exams and 'important to have a good preparation grammatical and this security is acquired by studying