Gaelic Learner SCQF 4 (Online) National 4
Study mode: You take fewer course units/modules per week compared to full time., You study outside of typical working hours, usually in the evenings.
Course type: National 4
Start in: August
Learning mode: You access classes and/or materials digitally.
Duration: Part time: 1 academic year
How: You attend classes at scheduled times, shown on your timetable.
What is special about this course?
The aim of the course is to prepare students for National Qualification exams and as such, will focus on the necessary structures and vocabulary to be successful in the exam. This course is aimed at beginners.
Entry requirements
- Entry to course is by application, including a short assessment which should take up to 60 minutes. This will ensure you are offered a place on the most appropriate course. You will find a link to the application form at the bottom of each course page. The assessment as part of the application will allow e-Sgoil teaching staff to best place you on the most appropriate course for your prior learning experience
These courses, which run at National 4, National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher, aim to offer students the chance to gain a recognised qualification in Gaelic and to allow for progression from previous learning. Please note, current school pupils in a Scottish secondary school may find that the offer during the school day is more appropriate.
How will I study my course?
- Part Time
- Evening
Teaching involves live, interactive lessons using MS Teams and that attendance and active participation in these sessions is essential.
There is also a requirement for independent study and homework assignments which must be completed along with attendance at live sessions.
This course will be delivered on Tuesdays 6pm – 7.30pm (live lesson).
How long will my course last?
This course is delivered in partnership with e-Sgoil.
Start date
25th August 2025
Fees
Find out more about fees, fee waivers and funding options.
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