Gaelic :: Intermediate 2

Why Gaelic?
The study of Gaelic broadens and deepens your understanding of the culture and heritage of Scotland. The language has recently enjoyed an enhanced role and status in work, society and education and this course has been designed with the needs of both students and employers in mind. There is, at present, considerable growth of interest in Gaelic language, literature, culture and music through the performing arts and broadcasting services. This course will improve your Gaelic Language skills and make a useful contribution to your general education and personal development.
Entry to the Course
This is at the discretion of the department but you would normally be expected to have attained

Language Study: This unit aims to develop skills in listening, talking, reading and writing.
You will be assessed internally in reading, listening, talking, writing and response to literature in this unit.
You will choose either the Reading and Writing Focus or the Listening and Talking Focus for this unit depending on your personal strengths and the teacher's advice.

For the Reading and Writing focus you will have to write an extended piece of journalistic prose and then go on to talk about the piece.

For the Listening and Talking Focus you give an oral presentation to the class and be prepared to answer questions about your presentation.

Both units include the course assessment for talk.