Biblical languages and Latin
Reading a text in the language in which it was written changes the way you understand it. Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic for the Bible; Latin for theology, from Augustine to the Reformers. We start with two intensive days, then each goes at their own pace.
Biblical Greek: two ways to learn
These are two separate offers, not stages of the same programme; group interlinear reading is also a separate activity. For classical Latin, see the Latin courses (in French).
Looking for Occitan? The video lessons are on intensiu.fr, along with the lexicon of the Occitan of the Causse.
Which language?
Choose a language to see the path on offer.
Each format can also be taken on its own: you do not have to start with the springboard course.
Get started
To sign up on your own or to organise a course for a group, tell me which language attracts you and where you are with it. No prior knowledge is needed to begin.
The course and the study days can take place in a parish, in a community venue or in a rented room.