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1 year
No special fitness level required, just a willingness to engage and learn.
Discover Irish language and culture at An Droichead's immersive program. Perfect for learners seeking an authentic experience in Ireland.
In person & online • Luan/Monday, 19.00/21.00, £300 + booking fee includes exam fees.
Join An Droichead's accredited Irish Language Programme, a unique one-year course designed for adult learners and select students. Starting in September, this immersive experience culminates in formal examinations by June, following the CCEA GCSE Irish specification. Enhance your language skills while connecting with a vibrant community of learners.
1 year
An Droichead offer an extensive Irish Language Programme with a range of levels to suit all abilities
Tá an chúrsa seo ina cháilíocht TGMO creidiúnaithe ag CCEA sa Ghaeilge. Is cúrsa bliana é a thosaíonn i Meán Fómhair le scrúduithe formálta ag socraithe do Bhealtaine/Meitheamh. Druidfidh clárú don chúrsa seo go hoifigiúil Deireadh Fómhair go dtí an chéad bliain acadúil eile. Leanfaidh an chúrsa sonraíocht CCEA Modern Languages – GCSE Irish. Tá an chúrsa seo dírithe ar fhoghlaimeoirí fásta ach glacfar le hiarratais ó iardhaltaí Ghaelscoile agus mic léinn Bliain 11 a rinne staidéar ar an Ghaeilge i mbliain 8-10 ar scoil. Caithfear duine fásta a bheith in éineacht le rannpháirtithe ranga faoi 16. Caithfear bheith i láthair do na scrúduithe ar dátaí agus amanna leagtha amach ag CCEA.
This course is a CCEA accredited GCSE qualification in Irish. It is a one year course commencing in September with formal examinations taking place in May/June. Registration for this course will close officially in October until the following academic year. This course will follow CCEA Modern languages – GCSE Irish specification. This course is aimed at adult learners however applications from past-pupils of Irish primary schools medium schools and Year 11 students that have studied Irish in years 8-10 may be considered. Class participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Examinations must be attended on dates and times set by CCEA.
If the course has already started, please contact us for details on whether you can still register.
Practice speaking Irish with locals during your stay for faster progress.
Secure your spot early in the September intake as courses fill quickly.
Carry notebooks to jot down new vocabulary and cultural notes.
Visit Irish cafes and markets to practice language skills outside class.
Ireland’s Gaelic language has been preserved through dedicated courses like this, maintaining a vital connection to Ireland’s culture since the language’s decline in the 19th century.
The program emphasizes sustainable practices, encouraging learners to respect local traditions and environment while engaging with Irish culture.
Useful for jotting down new vocabulary and cultural notes during classes.
Ideal for walking around town and participating in outdoor cultural events.
Prepare for changing weather conditions when exploring locally.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Helpful tools for practicing Irish outside of class sessions.