Updates on Available Course Spaces
Multilingual learning Scottish Gaelic, Dutch, French, English, German, West-Flemish
Last updated 17/08/25 at 9.45pm
Check the course entry requirements and information before you apply. All students use the teacher's Gaelic dialect and work within the boundaries of the course syllabus. All students work at the same learner level during a course. We do not offer courses or discussion on dialect differences or linguistic history.
Immediate payment is due on receipt of invoice to secure your agreed lesson time slot, by Paypal or by sending evidence of bank transfer within 24 hours of booking a course. Spaces can not be reserved beyond 24 hours due to the high demand and limited availability. It is first come, first served basis. There are no refunds once courses have been paid for and you've accepted a lesson slot. Bookings can not be transferred to another start-date.
At Love Gaelic, you're not just learning a language — you're stepping into a living culture. Our prices reflect our commitment to small groups, native speakers, location-based immersion, personalised feedback, and coaching that builds not only your Gaelic but your confidence. We believe in sustainable pricing that honours our time, our teachers, and our island — and delivers lasting transformation for you.
The office will close for the Summer Break on 27/06/2025 and we will resume post-beginner refresher course registrations only on 01/08/2025. For all other courses, we will reply to your e-mails at the start of September.
Business Hours
Monday - Thursday 9am - 5pm, Friday 9am - 1pm
(We do not offer 1-1 courses in the evenings or weekends, only group courses are occasionally available)
Students are responsible for checking the time differences here.
Check course, entry requirements, cancellation and attendance, FAQ information on the website before booking your course.
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School year September 2025 - June 2026
Prices will increase for online and immersion courses from January 2026 to bring them in line with other Language Course Providers
Registration for First Term 2025 Online 1-1 Courses is now closed - We are fully booked!
Group spaces still available:
Ùlpan (Gaelic) Aonad 1 - 24 & Conversation Intensive Course Package starting 04/10/2025
Saturday mornings 7 - 9.30am (Only 3 out of 8 spaces left)
For information on the course content, check here
Post-Beginner Online Refresher Course (pilot course)
Thursdays 12.30 - 2pm (only 1 out of 4 left),
Monday 10 - 11.30 am and 1 - 2.30pm (3 out of 4 spaces left)
(for lapsed learners, learners who completed post-beginner level and have working knowledge of the verbs to be, can, like, prefer)
Guth is dualchas - Sruth a' Chànain (pilot course)
Tuesday Afternoon
self-registration is open here (4 out of 8 spaces left)
Uibhist - Cùrsa Bogaidh An Dùbhlachd 15 - 19 December 2025 - (advanced) register interest here (2 out of 3 spaces left)
Beginner Conversation Course - Join the waiting list here
(start second week of November: 4 weeks before Christmas and 4 weeks after the New Year holidays)
Groups will be formed when possible, 1-1 can no longer be guaranteed
Registration for January (Third Term) 2026
Registration will open 01/11/25 (a waiting list will be set up first come first served, limited space)
Course and space availability to be confirmed nearer time
Final intake of students for the Beginner Conversation Course (this school year)
Intermediate & Advanced learners - priority to our continuing students and those preparing for exams.
Registration for April (Fourth Term) 2026
Registration will open for Island Immersion Experiences once the November Registration are complete.
We do not have much availability for online teaching in the final term as we are running immersion weeks.
Subscribe to get a notification when availability for other courses is posted.
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We are a non-funded small business and can not offer financial support, free accommodation, training, work placements or a general Gaelic enquiry service. Everything we offer, is on our website.For anything else, you can contact funded Gaelic Organizations like Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
We do not tolerate abuse, agressive behaviour, threats or ongoing harassment of our staff and have the right not to reply to your email.
Should you persist in intimidating our staff, we will refer your details and evidence to the police to take action accordingly.