This course is designed primarily for two categories of learners:
1) those who have the grammatical fundamentals of Latin under their belt and are able to translate even AP-level texts, but realise that what they're still missing is the ability to read, understand, and use the language with fluency;
2) those with good meta-linguistic knowledge and experience in learning languages (including programming languages) who are ready for the challenge of bringing a dead tongue back to life.
At the end of the course, you will acquire the foundational ability to understand Latin as Latin, drastically reducing the difficulty of any future university-level course. While you might not reach Cicero's level of fluency, you will be able to sight-read and discuss lower-intermediate-level Latin texts and be ready to approach the better-quality material for extensive reading, such as Pugio Bruti.
In this course, we will be using the unrivalled LLPSI: Familia Romana. The course is taught through guided reading and discussion, with copious explanations in the target language and a minimum of translation. You will be using the language to learn the language from the get-go. Grammar will be taught primarily in Latin as well, with elaborations in English as necessary.
Type: Speaking and Reading | Level: Novice
Language of instruction: Latin
Class size cap: 4 | Platform: Zoom
Dates: January 12, 2026 - March 20, 2026
Meets (EST*): Mondays,Fridays, 12:30 AM | 20 sessions (1h 30m each)
Materials: The instructor will provide any required materials.
Sessions will be recorded and made available to enrolled participants for review or in case they missed a session.
Zoom
Decent internet connection
Earphones
Microphone
Webcam (preferred but optional)
A quiet space for classes
*The course will observe US time and thus will change according to daylight saving time.
Major US federal holidays are observed. If a participant misses a session due to their observance of a religious holiday, they can arrange a separate session with the instructor.
Education should be accessible. Choose the tier that fits your situation — no proof required, no shame included.
Supported — USD 500 total ($ 25/session)
for students, caretakers, or anyone stretched right now.
Standard — USD 700 total ($ 35/session)
full-value rate; covers the cost of small-group instruction.
Sustainer — USD 875 total (Standard Tier total + 25%)
full-value rate & your contribution to our LAC scholarship fund. Thank you!
This course is designed primarily for two categories of learners:
1) those who have the grammatical fundamentals of Latin under their belt and are able to translate even AP-level texts, but realise that what they're still missing is the ability to read, understand, and use the language with fluency;
2) those with good meta-linguistic knowledge and experience in learning languages (including programming languages) who are ready for the challenge of bringing a dead tongue back to life.
At the end of the course, you will acquire the foundational ability to understand Latin as Latin, drastically reducing the difficulty of any future university-level course. While you might not reach Cicero's level of fluency, you will be able to sight-read and discuss lower-intermediate-level Latin texts and be ready to approach the better-quality material for extensive reading, such as Pugio Bruti.
In this course, we will be using the unrivalled LLPSI: Familia Romana. The course is taught through guided reading and discussion, with copious explanations in the target language and a minimum of translation. You will be using the language to learn the language from the get-go. Grammar will be taught primarily in Latin as well, with elaborations in English as necessary.
Type: Speaking and Reading | Level: Novice
Language of instruction: Latin
Class size cap: 4 | Platform: Zoom
Dates: January 12, 2026 - March 20, 2026
Meets (EST*): Mondays,Fridays, 12:30 AM | 20 sessions (1h 30m each)
Materials: The instructor will provide any required materials.
Sessions will be recorded and made available to enrolled participants for review or in case they missed a session.
Zoom
Decent internet connection
Earphones
Microphone
Webcam (preferred but optional)
A quiet space for classes
*The course will observe US time and thus will change according to daylight saving time.
Major US federal holidays are observed. If a participant misses a session due to their observance of a religious holiday, they can arrange a separate session with the instructor.
Education should be accessible. Choose the tier that fits your situation — no proof required, no shame included.
Supported — USD 500 total ($ 25/session)
for students, caretakers, or anyone stretched right now.
Standard — USD 700 total ($ 35/session)
full-value rate; covers the cost of small-group instruction.
Sustainer — USD 875 total (Standard Tier total + 25%)
full-value rate & your contribution to our LAC scholarship fund. Thank you!
NOTA BENE: Classes require a minimum number of participants to run although they may run with fewer participants, at the instructor’s discretion.
More than a week before the start of the course: 100% refund or credit
Less than a week before the first class up until the second class: credit
