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by **little bear** » 26 Jan 2007, 03:06

does anybody know were i can learn welsh in the bradford (west Yorkshire) area i have look but can not find anywhere. i am willing to traval or go on line for distence learning.

by **Sanas Cuain** » 26 Jan 2007, 18:57

Are you anywhere neare Keighley? there are / were evening classes available?

Info

Welsh Beginners Certificate (NCFE)
KEIGHLEY COLLEGE

Contact Details
You can phone the institution on 08452015815
Contact address
Admissions
Keighley College
Cavendish Street
Keighley
West Yorkshire
BD21 3DF
United Kingdom

General Enquiries: 08452015815

Anyone else interested in such classes in the UK, may find a local course HERE

by **little bear** » 27 Jan 2007, 17:56

thank you Sanas Cuain i am not to far away i will get in contact with the college. :yay:

by **Wolfwalker** » 16 Apr 2007, 20:48

Looks like I'm going to have 1 on 1 tutoring method unless I decide to enroll in an evening course. It looks like I'll be moving to Wales in September, to work, live have a life, etc. Luckily I have a friend there who is welsh born and speaks the language well, as well as 2 or 3 others besides English. No Welsh courses taught at the university here.

by **Willowhawk** » 18 Apr 2007, 04:51

Oh, my goodness, I envy you, Wolfwalker! Is this permanent? I would dearly love to move to Wales... maybe someday...

blessings,

Willow

by **Sanas Cuain** » 20 Apr 2007, 22:48

Hi Wolfwalker,
Whereabouts in Wales are you moving too?
I may be able to point you in the direction of some local groves / seedgroups.

A welcome in the hillside awaits you

Bendithion
Barrie...

by **Skylark** » 16 May 2007, 13:54

I too want to learn Welsh, and I found this website intriguing:

http://www.cadwswn.com/

I think I might sign up when I've scraped my pennies together. Is there anyone else around who might know anything about this course?

by **dreamguardian** » 16 Aug 2007, 07:01

Wolfwalker wrote:Looks like I'm going to have 1 on 1 tutoring method unless I decide to enroll in an evening course. It looks like I'll be moving to Wales in September, to work, live have a life, etc. Luckily I have a friend there who is welsh born and speaks the language well, as well as 2 or 3 others besides English. No Welsh courses taught at the university here.

Learn it from the locals as I am. It's so much more beneficial and rewarding. I started at a school recently but had so much conflict as the locals kept telling me that I was not speaking the same as them. They said I was being taught BBC Welsh. They've been great + very supportive. I speak Ceredigion Welsh with a London accent...!

Peace

Rob

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