Summer Courses Intro
Future Learning offers eight different Summer programme options in four superb locations.
Our locations have been carefully selected to suit the needs of today's active Young Learners.
Every location has its own uniqueness with each boasting incredible modern school facilities, outstanding accommodation options along with fun and interesting nearby activities and excursions.
Students have the option to choose from staying with a local friendly host family or high quality residential accommodation.
Our Summer Programmes
Course Description
The FL Dublin STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) programme has everything to offer energetic students. You can choose between high quality residential accommodation or choose to stay with a friendly Irish host family. Afternoons are packed with innovative activities which makes Future Learning the leader in STEAM language programmes. On weekends and evenings you can explore everything the capital city and its surroundings have to offer.
Course Description
The FL Athlone STEAM programme is located in the Viking town of Ahlone, the heart of Ireland. This location offers high quality host family and residential accommodation. Athlone is near the geographical centre of Ireland and this allows for a wide variety of full day excursion options. The school takes place in one of Ireland's newest Universities; Technological University of the Shannon, boasting modern 21st Century facilities and a world class sports campus.
Course Description
Known as the City of the Tribes and City of Festivals, Galway warmly welcomes people from both near and far to explore its cobbled streets and experience the lively atmosphere of buskers and performers singing and dancing on the street. Galway STEAM programme is the perfect combination of learning 21st century skills in an authentic Irish environment surrounded by culture and nature, it will not disappoint!
Course Description
Our Incredible Young Learner Summer Tonbridge STEAM+AI campus is located in Tonbridge, 40 minutes from London City. The school is a member of the elite ‘Eton Group’ and ranked 1st, as the best private boarding school in the UK.
Summer Programmes
In Dublin, Athlone, Sligo, Galway & London
Ireland & UKSummer Locations
Students have the choice of attending this course at our campus in Dublin, the heart of Ireland location of Athlone, Galway, Ireland's cultural capital, or Sligo, Ireland's top surfing town. We are also delighted to offer our STEAM programme in London from late June 2024! Please take a look at further details on Future Learning's campuses and locations:
Activities and Excursions
Design, create and present an individual piece of work which will include an element of electronics
Electronics
You will use recycled materials you have collected, and build an eye catching piece and transform trash into treasure
Upcycling Art
Create unique photographic works of art using the latest photo editing software and techniques
Photography
You will use tools such as paintbrush - sponges, leaves, twigs, pieces of cardboard and get a piece of art done in teams
Abstract Art
you will be challenged to prepare and bake a variety of Irish and international recipes
Food science / Baking
Technology is used in the classroom every day.
Technology
Sample Schedule
Our summer programmes vary in location and if they are host family and residential programmes. Below is an example of our residential summer courses in Dublin.
Summer Testimonials
Summer STEAM Programme
I’m studying English in Ireland because in the future I want to study abroad. It’s been my dream since I was a child to study Medicine or something related to science, and Europe is very famous and prestigious. I came to Future Learning because I had heard about it from friends who had studied here before, and they talked really positively about their experience. My favourite activity might be music because I’ve been doing it since I was a child and I love it. I’ve also learned a lot of vocabulary in English from it which has been really useful for me. I like my teachers because they’re so nice and they really help us a lot in correcting our grammar and they teach us a lot of vocabulary. My classmates are very nice, we are all different nationalities, so when we want to talk to one another we have to communicate through English, so it’s a good opportunity to practice. My host family are so kind, we talk a lot and I like that. I find Irish culture very interesting, it’s so different from Spanish culture. I had heard the Irish language too and it’s so different. Typical Irish food is really good. The structures and the statues are really nice. I’ve been enjoying my experience here a lot and I would definitely recommend Future Learning to my friends!
Carla
Spain
Summer STEAM Programme
I’d like to study abroad so I think speaking English is crucial to do that. Right now, I like watching films and TV series and I find watching them in their original language [English] is way better. I like spending time with my class and making friends, so in the lessons when we have activities they’re even better because we have fun while we learn. I like music, although I’m not very good at it, but I just have fun with it. I also like baking, I’m not used to cooking in Rome, but I’m enjoying learning. My teachers are always keen to help, which is during my stay here, I’ve learned a lot from them. My friends, the ones I spend the most time with here, they made my stay here unforgettable. They’ve made it easier to be so far from home. My host family has made everything here really, really, easy. I actually felt like I was at home with my own family. I think Irish culture isn’t too different from Italian culture, I had to get used to some things such as having scheduled times for meals, but at the end of the day, it’s not so different. I’d recommend Future Learning to all of my friends, and I’d also come back again if I could!
Marco
Italy
Summer STEAM Programme
The best part of my experience with Future Learning was for sure making new friends and creating a special bond with them. Also visiting new places and discovering myself better so doing many activities and challenging myself. I’d describe Future Learning as being challenging, fun and rewarding. We have lessons and then we practice some sports like Gaelic football, hurling and Irish dancing. Then we do Science, Art, baking and many other activities also. I really like sports so hurling and Irish dancing were probably my favourite activities. Future Learning has helped me learn how to communicate with my peers in English. I’m learning a lot of new words in our lessons but when we go out we have the opportunity to communicate with our teachers, with so many locals and with other students who are from other parts of the world. My experience in Ireland has been really good. I love this country, even though it is cold for my standards! I’m loving Ireland and its landscapes, its nature, the people are really nice and welcoming. I love everything about this country.
Flavia
Italy
Summer STEAM Programme
I decided to come to Ireland because it’s a very European place. There are a lot of traditions that a lot of people don’t know about, and Ireland is not as well known as Italy. The best part of my experience were all the people I met here. All the teachers and the other students in my group were all very friendly and we all understood each other. All of the Future Learning staff helped us to have a great experience altogether so that was the best part. My experience studying in a college campus was strange at first, because I’m not used to a lot of the schedules, but you get used to it very fast, and you stay with a lot of people so you can share your experiences. I’d describe Future Learning as fun, interactive and useful. In the evenings we did activities based on Science, Arts, Photography, things like that. My favourite activity was Photography because my teacher was very good. We created really nice work and she gave us a lot of useful advice for taking great pictures. Future Learning was very helpful for learning to speak English, because in Italy we don’t speak much English. It was very interactive and I never felt bored, it was very fun and useful.
Gianluca
Italy
