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brónaim cád??

Hi,

I've been looking for info for a while now for Irish courses. I'll be moving in a few weeks so I'm primarily looking for an online course I guess.

I know that ranganna.ie and gaelculture do Irish classes but I would like something that is accredited by a college or something. I saw that in a couple of colleges here there's a diploma sa gaeilge but it can't be done online.

I've started learning the language again after four years and I really want to become fluent.

Thanks

craoltoir

Tá aitheantas ag Gaelchultúr anois mar choláiste tríú leibhéal.

Gaelchultúr is now recognised as a third level college.

http://www.gaelchultur.com/en/news.aspx

brónaim cád??

The course looks great but it says it's for people already with a high standard of Irish and whom already work in or with Irish. I think it might be a bit over my head, but thanks for sending me it

pog it

brónaim cád?? wrote: »

Hi,

I've been looking for info for a while now for Irish courses. I'll be moving in a few weeks so I'm primarily looking for an online course I guess.

I know that ranganna.ie and gaelculture do Irish classes but I would like something that is accredited by a college or something. I saw that in a couple of colleges here there's a diploma sa gaeilge but it can't be done online.

I've started learning the language again after four years and I really want to become fluent.

Thanks

TEG?
http://teg.ie/english/about_teg.htm

brónaim cád??

Thanks, I haven't heard of TEG. I just emailed the place in London that it's held so I'll post what they inform me.

lfqnic

TEG sounds just up your alley - and the exams can be sat in various places in Ireland and abroad Lots of materials online to help too. Ádh mór