A study holiday focuses on language courses. The course duration can be short-term (1–12 weeks) or long-term (8 months or more). Studying abroad refers to enrolling in academic or degree programmes, which usually last one year or longer.

The requirements for a study holiday are very simple. Applicants need to be at least 18 years old, hold a passport valid for at least one year, and there is no minimum academic qualification required.

We will recommend suitable schools based on your needs. For accommodation, especially short-term stays upon arrival, you can choose student residences, host families, or Airbnb if you prefer private space. In short, both courses and accommodation are flexible choices — we do not make mandatory arrangements.

For Malaysian applicants, the process usually takes around 1–2 months. We recommend allowing at least 3 months before your planned departure. The process includes consultation, course selection, registration, and document preparation.

For an Irelandstudy holiday , a student visa is required. The visa is applied for after entering Ireland. There is no need to complete the visa application in Malaysia before departure.

study holiday in Ireland have classes starting every week, with 4–5 intake dates each month. However, classes are usually small-sized, so they can fill up quickly. If you have a preferred start date, we recommend planning and preparing early.

An Ireland study holiday mainly focuses on English language courses, with an emphasis on experiencing overseas classroom environments and local life. Long-term courses allow part-time work. During free time, students can choose to work or travel.

Applicants can apply as long as they are at least 18 years old. There is no upper age limit.

Upon completing a language school course, you will receive an English certificate based on your English test results.

study holiday mainly focus on learning the local official language. Since English is Ireland’s official language, only English courses are offered under study holiday . However, you may also choose university programmes, which fall under studying abroad rather than study holiday .

This depends on the country’s policy. In Ireland, study holiday allow students to work part-time locally to help cover living expenses.