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Starting a new Life in Dublin (Part II) Third stage, learning English and find a Creche to our daughter. In the part I, I explained that Creche was too expensive. Now, How to learn English if I´m working every day in the late shift in Spanish and my budget to learn English is under 250€ per months? I forget to mention that I need time to share with my daughter and wife. I first attempt was enrolled in a English course 2 day a week, and 3 hours per class. Result: I wasted my time and money, because there were many teenagers students in classroom, around 12, with differents needs. Real time to speaking in class was around 30 min, and all of this students were taking class monday to friday, then, I was loosing three days of classes. Many of them just wanted living for a while without supervision for their parents, and the most important thing was drink a lot and enjoy every single party in town. For me, learn english was the opportunity to change my work and get a better life for my family. One month in the academy was enough for me to understand that this way was a wrong way. I found a private English teacher and payed half price for one day a week and 2 hour for class, just to start my training for a English job interview. But I know, 2 hours a week is not enough to learn any language, then and found italki as a platform to exchange languages and I plain to start a English class with another teacher for other day a week in this platform. I had heard there are many places in Dublin to exchange languages, but all of those are in the aftenoon or evening when I´m working. I hope to find partners to exchange languagues 2 days a week in the morning and be ready for a real job interview very soon.

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Starting a new Life in Dublin (Part II)

Third stage, learning English and finding a nursery (for babies)/kindergarten(for young children) to our daughter. In the part I, I explained that the kindergarten/KG was too expensive. Now, How am I going  to learn English if I´m working every day in a late shift in Spanish ????? and my budget to learn English is under 250€ per months? I forgot to mention that I need time to share with my daughter and wife.

My first attempt/try was registering in an English course 2 days a week, and 3 hours per class. Result: I wasted my time and money, because there were many teenagers students in classroom, around 12, with differents needs. Real/effective time to speaking in class was around 30 min, and all of these students were taking class monday to friday, then, I was loosing three days of classes. Many of them just wanted living for a while without supervision for their parents (so they probably needed a kindergarten hahahaha), and the most important thing was drink a lot and enjoy every single party in town. For me, learning English was the opportunity to change my work and get a better life for my family.

One month in the academy was enough for me to understand that this way was a wrong way. I found a private English teacher and paid half the price for one day a week and 2 hour for class, just to start my training for a English job interview. But I know, 2 hours a week is not enough to learn any language, then I found italki as a platform to exchange languages and I plan to start a English class with another teacher for other day a week in this platform.

I had heard there are many places in Dublin to exchange languages, but all of those are in the aftenoon or evening when I´m working. I hope to find partners to exchange languagues 2 days a week in the morning and be ready for a real job interview very soon.

Good luck :-) 

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Starting a new Life in Dublin (Part II)

Third stage, learning English and finding a Creche to for our daughter. In the part I, I explained that the Creche was too expensive. Now, How to learn English if I´m working every day in the late shift in Spanish and my budget to learn English is under 250€ per months? I forgot to mention that I need time to share spend with my daughter and wife.

I My first attempt was enrolled in an English course 2 days a week, and 3 hours per class. Result: I wasted my time and money, because there were many teenagers teenage students/teenagers in the classroom, around 12, with differents needs. Real time to speaking in class was around 30 min, and all of this these students were taking class Monday to Friday, then so, I was loosing three days of classes. Many of them just wanted living to live for a while without supervision for from their parents, and the most important thing was to drink a lot and enjoy every single party in town. For me, learning English was the opportunity to change my work and get a better life for my family.

One month in the academy was enough for me to understand that this way was a the wrong way. I found a private English teacher and payed half price/half the price for one day a week and 2 hour for per class, just to start my training for an English job interview. But I know, 2 hours a week is not enough to learn any language, then and so I found italki as a platform to exchange languages and I plain plan to start an English class with another teacher for other days a week in this platform.

I had heard there are many places in Dublin to exchange languages, but all of those are in the aftenoon or evening when I´m working. I hope to find partners to exchange languagues 2 days a week in the morning and be ready for a real job interview very soon.

Let me know if you have any questions about my corrections Oscar. - Jason

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