LEARN BASIC TAGALOG FOR PRIMARY AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLINE TERM 1

LEARN BASIC TAGALOG FOR PRIMARY AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLINE TERM 1

Welcome to our online event where we'll be teaching basic Tagalog to primary and high school students! This is a great opportunity to learn the language spoken in the Philippines and connect with its vibrant culture. Join us for fun lessons, interactive activities, and a chance to practice your new skills with classmates. Let's dive into the world of Tagalog together!

ABOUT THIS EVENT

Join our Basic Tagalog Course from Saturday February 15th to April 12th, 2025, and have fun learning Tagalog online! Classes are scheduled every Saturday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM (Sydney Time). Each week, you’ll explore topics like songs, greetings, numbers, Filipino food, and more, all while discovering Filipino culture. Taught by experienced teacher Mrs. Marie Bandayrel, these small-group sessions are perfect for kids and teens wanting to learn the basics of Tagalog in a fun and easy way. Don’t miss out!

WHEN
From Saturday, February 15th to April 12th, 2025.
Online classes are scheduled every Saturday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM (Sydney Time).

NOTE: It's essential to attend the first and second lessons to fully grasp the language course.

WHAT IS THE TAGALOG LANGUAGE?

"Tagalog is a major language in the Philippines, spoken by over 100 million people. It is the native language of those living in the Tagalog region of Luzon, the country's largest island. In 1937, President Manuel L. Quezon of the Commonwealth Republic declared Tagalog the basis for the national language. Later, in 1959, it was renamed Pilipino."

ABOUT YOUR TEACHER

Mrs Marie Bandayrel, originally from Manila, graduated from Santo Tomas with a Bachelor's degree in Education, majoring in Physical Education and minoring in Speech and Drama. With experience teaching P.E. and Speech at Maryknoll College Q.C., St Mary's College Q.C., Centro Escolar University, and Immaculate Heart of Mary College, she has a strong educational background.

Marie is a permanent casual teacher in NSW Public Schools. She also served as the former School Principal at the Penrith Community Filipino School (PCFS) under the PLCAA project.

The Filipino Saturday School is based in Western Sydney and teaches Filipino language, art, culture, and history classes to students of all ages and backgrounds, including primary and high school students.

Organised by Jade Cadelina from The Filipino Saturday School.
Enquiries: 0404 565952

NOTE: It's essential to attend the first and second lessons to fully grasp the language course.