University of South Wales
D Block (Dyffryn)
Trefforest
Pontypridd
CF37 1DL
learnwelsh@southwales.ac.uk
01443 483600
If you want to learn or improve your Welsh, we can help. With a range of courses available all over the area we’ll be sure to find something that suits you.
There will also be opportunities to meet other learners in day schools, block courses, coffee mornings, book clubs, dinner clubs and much more.
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New Year's resolution to Learn Welsh? Join one of your 24 week beginner Welsh courses, starting week beginning 6th January 2020.
Get a 20% discount if you register and pay for a Learn Welsh Glamorgan January course before 1 January 2020. Enter this code on the payment screen: 01012020
Unsure of your level? Give us a call and we will be able to help.
A 10 hour course over five sessions, 7pm-9pm. Tailored to help you with your Welsh pronunciation.
Location: Canolfan Soar, Pontmorlais, Merthyr Tydfil, CF47 8BU.
Fee: £10
An opportunity to practice what you have learnt in class – in pairs and in groups using a variety of exercises with the help of the tutor.
The Sadwrn Siarad will be held on the following dates and locations:
Time: 10am-3pm
Fee: £10
Catch-up Session - Missed a few lessons? We offer 1 to 1 catch up sessions during the Sadwrn Siarad. To book a slot please contact the office: learnwelsh@southwales.ac.uk or 01443 483600.
Suitable for all levels. To register for the Sadwrn Siarad on the 25/01/2020 select your level from the following options:
Happy New Year! Come and meet other learners and practise your Welsh.
Location: University of South Wales, Treforest, CF37 1DL
Dates: 3rd and 4th January 2020
Time: 9.30am-3pm
Fee: NEW PRICE! - half price £12.50
We’re always here to support you. There are many opportunities for you to use your Welsh outside a classroom enviroment within the Glamorgan area.
You can start slowly if you want, by going with your tutor to an event for learners. You could then join a Welsh Reading Club maybe, or go to a Coffee Morning. As you become more confident, you could then maybe join fluent speakers at a Welsh Society, or at Welsh events. There’s plenty of choice. Have a look at our Social Calendar, and keep an eye on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
► Estyn’s Report on ‘Learn Welsh Glamorgan’ University of South Wales.
