EU and international students worldwide who are considering learning English or studying in Ireland read The Guide to Education in Ireland. Such has been the remarkable success of this unique publication that circulation of the inaugural issue in 2007/2008 more than doubled to 40,000 in 2009/2010.

The distribution plan for The Guide to Education in Ireland has increased in size and effectiveness with each edition. Various international channels are fully utilised in getting this quality publication to our highly motivated readership.

• Irish embassies and consulates (see table below)
• Enterprise Ireland outlets and staff around the globe
• Tourism Ireland offices in Ireland and abroad
• English-speaking international schools
• Other information outlets such as the Centre for Irish Education in Singapore
• The international offices of all Ireland's higher and further ed providers
• Libraries and shops throughout Ireland stock The Guide
• Learning Ireland retains its own distribution channel, and the Guide is available to order from our online shop, www.bookstore.ie.
• The Guide to Education in Ireland is available free-of-charge online, to read in a digital format or download as a pdf on www.irelandstudyguide.com

Distribution of The Guide to Education in Ireland also targets and has a presence at education and trade fairs and other cultural events (e.g. embassy information days) that regularly take place around the world.

No matter where on Earth the student is located, in-depth information and advice on studying Ireland is now readily available with the highly respected Guide to Education in Ireland.

You can order your copy of The 2010/2011Guide to Education in Ireland direct from Learning Ireland at our online bookstore, or by phoning (00353) 01 2844 738.

Alternatively, if you represent prospective students wishing to travel to Ireland to study and would like to find out how you can order free copies of The 2010/2011 Guide to Education in Ireland, then please contact michelle@learningireland.ie.

Testimonials for the Guide to Education in Ireland from around the world:

• It is a very useful resource for us to distribute to students - Irish Embassy in Sweden
  
• The publication looks great, it covers a wide range of areas and looks like it will be very appealing to potential students - Irish Embassy in Singapore
  
• It looks like a very useful guide. Here in Turkey we are experiencing a massive upsurge in interest in studying in Ireland - Irish Embassy in Turkey
  
• There is significant interest here and in our other countries of accreditation in studying in Ireland, so if you could send me as many copies as possible we will distribute them in our Embassy, via our network of Honorary Consuls, and at our educational fairs, etc - Irish Embassy in Argentina
  
• They are very popular and an excellent handout for queries.  We found them very useful - Irish Embassy in South Africa
  
• Very handy - a one stop resource - Irish Embassy in Greece
  
• I do indeed get requests about studying in Ireland from Icelandic citizens and this well produced book would be of tremendous interest and help to me - Icelandic Consul-General
  
• We find the Guide truly informative and it will be shared with relevant institutions in Lesotho - Embassy of the Kingdom of Lesotho
  
• Congrats on a first class publication which is comprehensive and very informative.It is a great reference for any student thinking about Ireland as a destination - Parlez Pronto English Language School (Castlebar)