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Bunrang 2 — Follow‑on Beginners: Ten Weeks of Practical Irish, In‑Person or Online

A focused 10‑week beginners course in Belfast (also available online) that covers verbs, family, daily routines and other core topics, with an option to continue into a follow‑on term.

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Bunrang 2 — Follow‑on Beginners: Ten Weeks of Practical Irish, In‑Person or Online.

Duration

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Location

Belfast

Operator

AnDroichead

Course Highlights

THE FORMAT

Attend in person or online — weekday evening schedule

Sessions are offered as a hybrid course you can attend physically or online, with new courses scheduled on Tuesday (19:00–21:00) and Thursday (19:00–21:00), giving learners a regular evening slot for ten weeks.

THE CURRICULUM

Units 11–20: practical themes and grammar

This term covers Units 11–20 of a 30‑week beginners programme, with topics including past‑tense verbs, leaving, family (part 2), daily routine, directions (location), shopping, asking for things, holidays, children and describing people.

THE INVESTMENT

Three academic semesters a year — modest term fee

Teaching is organised into three semesters each academic year; each semester lasts ten weeks and the cost is £50.00 per semester (the fee covers one ten‑week term of tuition).

What the day feels like

What the course feels like

Across ten structured weeks learners work through targeted units that mix grammar (including past tense verbs) and everyday topics such as family, shopping and directions. The programme is presented interactively with the option to continue into a follow‑on course at the end of the term.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course serves best.

Absolute beginners continuing studyIdeal for beginners progressing into Units 11–20 as part of a structured 30‑week beginners programme.

Learners seeking practical, themed lessonsGood match for students who want topic‑based lessons (family, shopping, directions) and targeted grammar such as the past tense.

Those needing scheduling flexibilitySuitable for learners who need the option to attend online or in person and who can commit to a regular evening class over a ten‑week semester.

People on a modest budgetAppropriate for learners comfortable with the programme structure and cost model of three academic semesters per year at £50 per semester.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Each semester lasts ten weeks; the course runs in ten‑week terms with evening sessions (Tuesday and Thursday options noted).

Cost

The operator provides three semesters each academic year; each semester costs £50.00 and covers one ten‑week term of tuition.

Attendance options

You may choose to attend the course physically in Belfast or participate online; confirm your preferred mode when registering.

Registration

If the course has already started, contact the operator for details on whether you can still register for the current term or the next one.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the term?

Each teaching term runs for ten weeks.

Can I attend online?

Yes — you can choose whether to attend the course physically or online.

What topics will we cover?

This term (Units 11–20) covers past‑tense verbs, leaving, family (part 2), daily routine, directions, shopping, asking for things, holidays, children and describing people.

How much does the course cost?

Semesters are charged at £50.00 each; this fee covers one ten‑week term of tuition.

Is there an option to continue after the ten weeks?

Yes — there will be an option of a follow‑on course when the ten weeks are completed.

What if the course has already started?

If the course has already started, contact the operator for details on whether you can still register.