Cork city – a friendly, enjoyable and stress-free location for your English training

Cork more than 800 years old, a university town and former European City of Culture

Cork, Ireland – a compact city where you can focus 100% on your English learning

A university town, Cork is Ireland’s second largest city with more than 180,000 inhabitants. The Nations executive English school is located in the heart of Cork city and everything is within quick and easy walking distance. Getting around is stress-free!

Cork is well known as the Food Capital of Ireland. During the working lunches of your English course as well as in the evenings, you will have the chance to try some of Cork’s great restaurants. Our participants are constantly impressed with the quality of the restaurants.

Cork a university city with a vibrant music and arts culture. It is famous for the Cork Jazz Festival as well as The Cork International Choral Festival. There are a large number of pubs and music venues in the city centre, from traditional to contemporary, which you will enjoy as part of your social programme.

Cork – gateway to The Wild Atlantic Way

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Many participants take advantage of the opportunity of being in Ireland to extend their stay and prolong their experience in English.
One of the best ways to explore the difference of Ireland, and continue to learn English, is to pick out and experience some of the magical places on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

After your course, prolong learning English with a trip around Ireland

Cork: more than 800 years old, a university town and former European City of Culture

‘Cork is at the top of its game right now: sophisticated, vibrant and diverse, while still retaining its friendliness, relaxed charm and quick-fire wit.

Lonely Planet, Best in travel

“We were all astounded by the quality of the food we ate in restaurants, particularly in Kinsale, which I think has some of the best restaurants I’ve ever eaten at.”

Pierre Josse, Le Guide du Routard, 2012 edition

“Cork’s dynamicism is reflected in contemporary buildings, bars and arts centres. The best of the city is still happily traditional, though – snug pubs with live-music sessions most of the week, excellent local produce and a genuinely proud welcome from the locals.”

Lonely Planet

Cork, Ireland – a compact city where you can focus 100% on your English learning

A university town, Cork is Ireland’s second largest city with more than 180,000 inhabitants. The Nations executive English school is located in the heart of Cork city and everything is within quick and easy walking distance so that you don’t lose precious time on travel during your training. Restaurants, cinemas, theatres, pubs and most accommodation options are within minutes of Nations. Getting around is stress-free.

Enjoy English conversation accompanied by delicious Cork food

Cork is well known as the Food Capital of Ireland. During the working lunches of your English course as well as in the evenings, you will have the chance to try some of Cork’s great restaurants. Our participants are constantly impressed with the quality of the restaurants. To learn more about what Cork has to offer, read what the BBC has said about the food capital of Ireland, check out: Exploring the Food Capital of Ireland

Have fun in English and enjoy Cork’s lively music and arts scene

Cork a university city with a vibrant music and arts culture. It is famous for the Cork Jazz Festival as well as The Cork International Choral Festival. There are a large number of pubs and music venues in the city centre, from traditional to contemporary, which you will enjoy as part of your social programme.

Cork – gateway to The Wild Atlantic Way

FOOTER---panorama

Many participants take advantage of the opportunity of being in Ireland to extend their stay and prolong their experience in English.
One of the best ways to explore the difference of Ireland, and continue to learn English, is to pick out and experience some of the magical places on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

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