Institute Of Technology Tralee (ITT)

When I arrived in Ireland first months was little harder than I expected beause i wasn't used to the accent. As time got through i got more used to the accent. On speaking I was pretty good already in the starting of my experience, but as time passed I got more vocabulary, more fluency and more confidence. And writting and reading as well as speaking I had already a good level before going there but as time passed I improved.

I knew it wouldnt easy to begin there because my english was basic, and I didnt really understand a lot. I was very lucky because I was living with two nice foreign people (an Irish boy and a German girl) and I also chose not to hang out with the rest of spanish people at university. So although at the beginning was hard, I was improving pretty fast.

I went to Ireland with an intermediate level but I hardly understood the common lenguage. I could readed it and understand it, but I couldn't speak properly or understand english at the oral.

at the begin i could't really speak.when i began to speak with the other foreign students i began to be more fluent even if we didn't have a lot of words.after i began to meet the local student and people and i learnt more words too

With other Erasmus was good because in 2-3 weeks you understand them. The problem is with some irish people who spoke very close but they help you to be understood

I did attend an english course in order to take the "first certificate of cambridge schools" and finally I did it