my son is in the crèche a year in a half now. I can honestly say it's the best crèche around the…read moretime and effort they put into the children is amazing. The staff are the best ever Especially Caroline she goes about and beyond for the children and parents. I can't thank use enough for everything use do. If anyone is thinking of putting their child into little learner I would highly recommend it

Recently I've been attending the tutor training course at DALC, which is run by Mary Fiona and…read moreColumba. The DALC is a resource for adults who want to improve their literacy skills, which is something I would like to get involved in. The dedication of the tutor trainers is really inspiring, and I've been enjoying the training sessions. Highly recommended for anyone who would like to volunteer in this area.

The People's College was originally set up to offer educational classes to workers, and it still…read morecontinues that philosophy today providing courses for trade unionists and their families. They've also opened up the courses to members of the public as well. The college offers courses on quite a few European languages, as well as some music courses (more along the traditional vein). They also offer social studies courses, and things like a debating society. It's worth a look if you're looking for something extra to do in the evenings or are thinking of taking up a new hobby.

The recession getting you down? Thinking of changing careers or getting a bit more experience…read moreunder your belt? That's what the Dublin College of Advanced Studies is all about. They offer courses in computing and business, as well as being FETAC certified. They also offer a College of English so it's kind of a one stop shop for continuing education.

This is probably still known to Dundrum locals as the college of commerce, that's what it was a few…read moreyears ago so people still refer to it as that now. It is a VEC now though and it offers accredited courses for both day and night students. These range from childcare to IT skills and from interior design to business studies. There are lots of evening courses too where you can learn a language including Irish or do a beginners course in computers or art classes or even yoga! There is something for everyone here! The prices are not too bad either, for an 8 week course in a language its only 115 which I think is very good value, to me that's the ability to communicate with someone in another country, now that is invaluable!

From the owner: Dundrum College of Further Education provides certified training and educational opportunities to a…read morediverse community of learners in a supportive and professional environment helping them to achieve the confidence and skills to progress to employment or higher education.

Daddy's Business School…read more Dumb Blonde's School Didn't Bother Studying There are countless other acronyms, which defecate all over DBS, but the truth is it's pretty good for Post-grads and the like as well as full time courses. It does help if you're loaded though.

It might come as a shock to you but this place does courses in business. While they do have lots of…read morelevels probably their biggest asset is their specialism in courses for people who are already working rather than school-leavers. They do evening undergrad and postgrad degrees as well as diplomas. Obviously they are not really competitive with universities in terms of research and academics, their courses are usually pointed a more practical things, with professional education courses and the like.

DO NOT HAVE CLAIRE MAGUIRE AS YOUR TEACHER. I DID A CAMP FOR A WEEK A YEAR AGO AND SHE LAUGHED AT…read moreMY MONOLOGUE SAYING IT WAS "FUNNY". IT WAS THE SPEECH FROM BARBIE!!!!! She was also extremely rude and had favourites and screamed at people all the time and never learned our names, kept calling me Sonya, came home crying a few times. The camp was well organised though, and fun other than Claire, she just completely ruined it for me. Her name was Claire Maguire.

Don't use the Gaiety School in Dublin. It's overpriced and an Improv teacher poked fun at my speech…read moreimpediment. She asked me to say a monologue in front of her, while doing so she laughs to herself and says "I'm sorry I'm just laughing at the way you talk....Go on". I tried to ignore it, but it's not the first time she's done things like this. She often pokes fun at me and tries to pass if off as friendly banter. She also didn't like my performances in the group and said "Yeah everyone was good except for you, it would be a lot better for the group if didn't say anything at all". I dropped out of the class and didn't do the public end showcase as it was too upsetting. The staff really don't care if you finish or not. They only care about being paid. The price of the course was 350 euro for ten weeks. [Link to the School](https://gaietyschool.com/product/long-form-improvisation/) Teacher was [Sharon Mannion](https://gaietyschool.com/about-us/staff/) Reddit post(https://old.reddit.com/r/Dublin/comments/8klfhg/dont_use_the_gaiety_school_in_dublin_its/) ___________________________________________________ I'm posting this up so that people can avoid and don't get as upset and ripped off as I was.

I attended this school for 5 months, it was a fantastic experience! The school is located in the…read morecenter. I met amazing people who became friends, there are so many interesting social activities and the teachers and staff are just amazing! My English has really improved a lot and I am absolutely happy about it! THANK YOU

I've really enjoyed the conversation classes! They're fun, well-organized, and a great way to…read morepractice English with people from all over the world. The teachers make you feel comfortable and confident. Highly recommended!

Just because the nation is skint does not mean that you have to succumb to turning into a yeti or…read moredoing your own waxing. Do it yourself waxing always seems to end in islands of hair that somehow escape the treatment. So the cure to your woes is to go here! My beautician friend trained here and let me in on the secret... Well it's not really a secret rather a very useful piece of knowledge for a broke soul like me. I went here for a manicure and it set me back the princely sum of 17euro. It's at least double that in professional salons. Yes they are students in there but they are supervised at all times and the girl that I had was great, I felt extremely comfortable.

The worst experience ever. I was there for a brazilian. A…read morepart from the incredible pain, that I havent experienced in different places, what shocked me was the fact that, in the middle of the 'procedure', the beautician suddendly left the room, opening the room door that faces the reception. Pity that I was there with only my top on and, how you can imagine, not in a very nice position. She could at least tell me she needed to go out and leave me the time to cover myself. It was so embarassing. I mean, I can understand that in a beauty centre there are probably only females around, but still....it is my privacy and I am paying also for that. Terrible. I will never go back, even if they should offer their services for free. I wonder what they teach at the college above. Not certainy to be professional and discret with your customers.