Today I want to share a little about an educational experience that we have offered for those who want to learn English in a different and immersive way: the Mini Stay program.
This is a short and intense program, ideal for those who want to make the most of an exchange in a short time. Designed for groups of students, schools and even companies, it offers a combination of English classes and cultural activities in Dublin.
The idea is to provide a practical and enriching experience, allowing the student to experience the Irish routine and culture, even if for a short period.
Immersion makes the difference
I have always believed that total immersion in a new environment is one of the most efficient ways to learn. And it was with this philosophy that we structured the Mini Stay.
By being in direct contact with the English language and Irish culture, students have the opportunity to apply what they learn in the classroom in their daily lives. This goes far beyond grammar lessons: it is a life experience.
Much more than just studying English
For me, Mini Stay is not just about studying the language. The exchange is an opportunity for personal growth, self-knowledge and the exchange of experiences.
Participating in cultural activities, such as visiting Dublin’s tourist attractions, learning about local history and interacting with people of different nationalities are aspects that further enrich this journey.
Therefore, Mini Stay is not just a way to learn English. It is also about understanding and experiencing a new culture, expanding horizons and forming bonds with people who share the same desire to learn and explore the world.
A personalized experience
I strongly believe in the power of an experience that adapts to the needs of each group. At Mini Stay, we offer the possibility of personalizing the program.
School groups can, for example, choose to focus more on English classes, while business groups can explore topics such as communication in multicultural environments. It is flexible, and this flexibility is one of the most valuable aspects of the program.
I like to say that Ireland is a welcoming country, has a rich cultural heritage and a safe and inspiring learning environment. Here, people not only improve their English, but also feel part of a global community.
