Languages Classes in Dublin

Explore 6 Languages classes for kids in Dublin, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.

Lingotot - Language learning made easy for kids aged 0-13

Lingotot teachers are specialists in creating a playful, productive and motivating learning environment Lingotot is your go-to children's language business in South Dublin, Drogheda and Meath, with language specialists teaching in pre and primary schools, after school clubs and at fun multi-activity language camps over the holidays.  We also teach adults via our tailored LingoChat conversational language classes. Our award-winning Lingotot language classes are motivating and interactive with songs, games, stories and crafts all designed to help children learn naturally, without them even realising they’re doing so.  Our aim is to give children a positive association with languages early on in their lives.  They gain in confidence and the older class group attain a solid base to take with them into secondary school. Lingotot is also proud to have been selected by over 20 primary schools granted the 10 week 'Languages Sampler’. This initiative by the Dept of Education gives pupils an early experience of a foreign language and further expands their awareness of the diverse languages and cultures.  Tailored for third to sixth class pupils, it lays the groundwork for the future integration of additional languages into the Primary Curriculum Framework. If you'd like us to contact your child's school or preschool directly to offer language classes we'd love to hear from you For all our updates follow us on Instagram or Facebook !

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Mimi's French Classes

Mimi's French Classes brings French language learning to children at Mounttown Community Facility in Dun Laoghaire. Sessions are built around songs, games and simple conversation rather than formal grammar drills, the approach most language teachers recommend for younger learners. Learning a second language early on has well-documented benefits, from sharper listening skills to greater confidence switching between sounds and vocabulary - skills that carry over well beyond the French classroom. Classes take place at the Mounttown Community Facility, a handy local venue for families in the Dun Laoghaire area.

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Instituto Cervantes

Instituto Cervantes Dublin, based at Lincoln House on Lincoln Place, runs Spanish language courses for children and teenagers. Classes are taught by native Spanish-speaking teachers using dynamic, communicative methods aimed at keeping younger learners engaged rather than relying on rote grammar drills. Beyond the language itself, the wider benefits are worth noting for parents weighing up options — Spanish is one of the most widely used languages in international business, so early exposure can be useful long-term as well as fun. Students also get access to the Institute's library and a programme of cultural activities that reinforce what's learned in class.

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Alliance Française

Alliance Française Dublin, at 1 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, is a French language and cultural centre offering classes for toddlers, children and teenagers aged roughly 2 to 18. Lessons are built around fun, interactive activities designed to build lasting language skills alongside an appreciation of French culture. The centrally located centre has received the European Language Label and was named Best Language School in Ireland in 2018, and offers a welcoming space for members to relax and socialise between classes.

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Balbriggan Library

Free

Balbriggan Library, on Saint George's Square, runs a range of free activities and groups for babies, children and young people. Regular offerings include Family Story Time for younger children, a Young Adults Book Club, and Youth Theatre for those interested in drama. Activities are updated monthly, with extra free classes and events typically added around school holidays. Signing up to the library's newsletter is the best way to keep track of what's on, since the programme changes through the year - all sessions are free to attend.

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Stay at home Irish Summer College

Sárghael runs a South Dublin-based Irish summer college aimed at boosting children's spoken Irish over the school holidays. Courses for 1st and 2nd year secondary students take place at the IADT Carriglea building on Kill Ave, while 3rd to 6th class primary pupils attend courses at Clonkeen College. The focus is on real, practical use of Irish through speaking, sports, music and social activities with peers, rather than classroom-style grammar drills, aiming to show students that Irish is a living language rather than just a school subject. More information is available at sárghael.ie.

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