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(This article is produced by our Gaeltacht team. You can read an English version of this text below)
SEOLTAR DAOINE ÓGA go gcúrsaí samhraí Gaeltachta, ach an raibh a fhíos agat go mbíonn daoine fásta agus múinteoirí bunscoile faoi oiliúint ag tabhairt faoi chúrsaí Gaeilge sa Ghaeltacht?
Chaith The Journal cúpla lá i mBaile an Fheirtéaraigh i mí Bhealtaine ag fiosrú an scéil maidir le todhchaí na gcoláistí Samhraí.
Nuair a bhí muid ann, labhair muid le dream ó Choláiste Mhuire Gan Smál a bhí i mbun cúrsa coicíse oiliúna chun feabhais a chur ar a gcuid Gaeilge.
Roinn siad a gcuid tuairimí maidir le cúrsaí Gaeltachta agus an tábhacht a bhaineann le tumoideachas.
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TEENAGERS GOING TO the Gaeltacht is a ritual as old as time itself, but did you know that adults and primary school teachers in training also attend Irish language courses in the Gaeltacht?
The Journal spent a few days in Baile an Fheirtéaraigh in recent weeks.
While there, we spoke to a group from Mary Immaculate College who were undertaking a two-week training course to improve their Irish.
They shared their views on Gaeltacht courses and the importance of immersion education.
Tá tacaíocht á fháil ag Beartas Gaeltachta The Journal ón Scéim Tuairiscithe ar Dhaonlathas Áitiúil
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