The course is for any student wishing to learn the language for the purposes of reading and understanding the literature of an ancient culture.
The course is for any student wishing to learn the language for the purposes of reading and understanding the literature of an ancient culture. In addition, students may be interested in the linguistic elements of Latin that have formed the basis of many modern European languages.
The language has also an historical interest for those exploring the development of modern institutions, including political, religious, social and philosophical thought.
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
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Learn Latin for everyday situations. We offer Latin classes that are interactive, communicative and affordable. Step into one of IML’s online or on-campus classes, where you will learn from a qualified Latin tutor and meet like-minded language students.
An understanding of Latin and its literature is important for an appreciation of European culture. In this beginners’ course, students learn to read Latin and find their way into the history and culture of Ancient Rome.
The Stage 5 Year 9 and 10 courses in Latin are based on the Oxford Latin Course, a course particularly suited for Distance Education. Students study 32 modules of work for Year 9 and 32 modules of work in Year 10 to be completed on a weekly basis.
Learning Latin is pleasurable and useful. As the direct antecedent of romance languages such as French and Spanish, Latin is especially useful to anyone studying – or who already knows – a European language.
This course is aimed at those with a good grasp of the basics - noun declensions and verb conjugations, who wish to progress towards the Latin Workshop group with its collaborative style of learning. Texts used: Intermediate Latin Grammar, by Giles & Pfitzner (available as a PDF), Cambridge Latin.
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