Welsh For Adults

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For Family
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There’s never been an easier time to learn Welsh. Open the door to new experiences and help develop your career opportunities.

Whether you’re an absolute beginner or simply want to brush up your Welsh, we have the right course for you.

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Locations

Courses are available daytime and evening across Flintshire, Wrexham and Denbighshire.

Click below to find a location near to you.

Locations

Contact Us

Wrexham and Flintshire – Coleg Cambria
Call 01978 267596 for further information
Email learncymraeg@cambria.ac.uk

Denbighshire – Popeth Cymraeg
Call 01745 812287 for all enquiries
Email – gwybod@popethcymraeg.com
www.popethcymraeg.com

To enrol on a course go to learnwelsh.cymru or click on the button below.

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Wendy Griffiths
Welsh Higher class

“I have been learning Welsh for 7 years, and I really enjoy the classes, we are like a family and I’ve made some great friends.
Learning Welsh has given me the confidence to become a full time student studying Social Science here at Coleg Cambria.”

Ian Clarke
Welsh Higher class

“Originally from London, I moved to Wrexham 10 year ago and attended evening Welsh classes. I have three daughters who are first language Welsh along with my partner. I felt it was important to be able to speak Welsh with my daughters, partner and family and it’s a way of keeping the language alive.”

Mahair McLaren
Welsh at Home class

“I really enjoy learning Welsh and I am able to practice and learn with my son at home. I haven’t used my Welsh since my school days, so attending lessons has built my confidence.”

Nathan Wood
Welsh at Home class

“I’m Learning Welsh to help my children, one is 4 and attending a Welsh medium school, the other is 1 and a half, I really enjoy learning the language with the children.
“Learning Welsh will enable me to help my children with their homework in the future.”

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