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salve Reader!

Many of you have been asking about my Introductory Latin course, so I am very happy to say that the next cohort will be starting in just a week, on October 12th.

I have now opened registration, and spaces are limited, so please book quickly to avoid disappointment.

The Introductory Latin Course in a Nutshell

  • 24 lessons designed by a Qualified Teacher
  • Direct access to me in the comment section to ask your questions
  • Quizzes and activities to check your understanding
  • An open door to the world of the Romans and the benefits of studying Latin
  • Certificate of completion

Here is what happens when you enrol

  1. You get access to the materials and have a whole year to complete the course, although I doubt you will want to wait that long!
  2. You can watch all available videos as many times as you like in your own time
  3. You can play the games and complete the activities as many times as you like

N.B.: A parent or carer's email needs to be used to sign up, but your child can use the moderated comment section to communicate and share their work. You can monitor their progress, and you will be notified by email as soon as I post a reply.

Not sure about joining just yet? Download my 25 Latin and Greek Roots Every Reader Needs to Know to explore where Latin can take you.

Ana Martin

P.S.: Did you know that I have a YouTube channel where you can hear me speaking and explaining Latin?

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