BASIC CONVERSATIONAL TAGALOG FOR PRIMARY AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLINE

We are a Filipino community language school located in Blacktown in the Western suburbs of Sydney.Our main goal is to teach the young generation about the Filipino language, history, traditions and culture.The Filipino Saturday School welcomes all community members, including students of all ages from Year 1 to Year 12 in Primary and High School.The Filipino Saturday School is an organisation run by volunteers for the benefit of the students and local community in Australia.

The Filipino Saturday School

This course is for students with basic Tagalog knowledge who need help with conversation or have completed our Basic Tagalog Lessons.

<h3>ABOUT THIS COURSE</h3>📅 Duration: 9 Saturdays – February 15th to April 12th, 2025 🕒 Time: 3:15 PM to 4:15 PM (Sydney Time) 💻 Format: OnlineThis course is perfect for students who have a basic understanding of Tagalog or have completed our Basic Tagalog lessons. Over 9 weeks, we’ll focus on everyday conversations, sentence building, and useful phrases through fun and engaging activities.👩‍🏫 Instructor: Mrs. Marie Bandayrel – an experienced teacher dedicated to helping students gain confidence in speaking Tagalog.<h3> WHAT YOU’LL LEARN</h3>✔️ Common greetings and self-introductions ✔️ Everyday conversations and sentence-building ✔️ Tagalog phrases for real-life situations ✔️ Filipino culture and traditions <h3>WHAT IS TAGALOG?</h3>Tagalog is one of the major languages of the Philippines, spoken by over 100 million people. It originated from the Tagalog region in Luzon, the country’s largest island. In 1937, President Manuel L. Quezon declared Tagalog as the basis for the national language, later renamed Pilipino in 1959.

ABOUT YOUR TEACHERMrs 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.

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