Classes will run for 5 weeks on Saturdays for 2 hours per class
Dates: Saturday September 19, 26, October 3, 10, 17
Class size: Maximum 10 people
Cost: $60 Member; $70 Non-Member
Membership is $15/individual and $25/family. Membership funds support our efforts to provide opportunities for Gaelic culture and language education. Purchase membership by clicking here: Become a Member
We will run two levels on Saturdays based on enrollment. If there is sufficient interest for all three levels, we’ll add a second instructor.
Registration and payment in full is required no later than Saturday, September 12th.
Payment in full for a class that does not run will be refunded in full.
Option to register for an additional 5 weeks, Oct 31 – Nov 28, will be offered after the conclusion of the first 5-week session.
Click here to register!
Dates: Saturday September 19, 26, October 3, 10, 17
Class size: Maximum 10 people
Cost: $60 Member; $70 Non-Member
Membership is $15/individual and $25/family. Membership funds support our efforts to provide opportunities for Gaelic culture and language education. Purchase membership by clicking here: Become a Member
We will run two levels on Saturdays based on enrollment. If there is sufficient interest for all three levels, we’ll add a second instructor.
Registration and payment in full is required no later than Saturday, September 12th.
Payment in full for a class that does not run will be refunded in full.
Option to register for an additional 5 weeks, Oct 31 – Nov 28, will be offered after the conclusion of the first 5-week session.
Click here to register!
About the Instructor Archie Campbell:
Archie was born and raised and lives on Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides.
Gaelic is his main language. He studied Gaelic through his school years on
into college at Glasgow University. He started tutoring Gaelic almost thirty
years ago. Archie is an instructor with Atlantic Gaelic Academy and also has
a busy tutoring schedule. He enjoys watching his students progress with the
language. As Archie puts it, “My Gaelic has provided me with fellowship,
income, and has taken me places.”
Archie was born and raised and lives on Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides.
Gaelic is his main language. He studied Gaelic through his school years on
into college at Glasgow University. He started tutoring Gaelic almost thirty
years ago. Archie is an instructor with Atlantic Gaelic Academy and also has
a busy tutoring schedule. He enjoys watching his students progress with the
language. As Archie puts it, “My Gaelic has provided me with fellowship,
income, and has taken me places.”
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