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Unread post by *Alasdair* »

I got a letter from SMO today saying i had been accepted and i can start when i make the grades (1 Higher, which i have) and i go for an interview.

I was wondering of anyone knew what the interview is like? A few of my friends there say it is like "Where you from? How are you? Why Gaelic? What you doing after?". Is this true? I had an unofficial interview and i managed it fine - Was rather simple. Got a bit stuck with why i chose Gaelic as i wasn't good with past tense. I wanted to ask questions in Gaelic but he was going to fast for me to squeeze them in.

If anyone has an idea it would be a help :)

Tha mi glè tholichte!!!


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Unread post by neoni »

meal do naidheachd :)

dhomhsa bha e gu math furasta - bha mi dìreach nam shuidhe agus murchadh a' bruidhinn. cha do rinn mise ach nod mo cheann agus can "seadh, tha mi a' tuigsinn."

's e deagh judge-of-character a th' ann, 's bidh e furasta dhutsa, air sgàth 's gu bheil thu measail air a' ghàidhlig agus chì esan sin.

na gabh dragh, a charaid



congrats
it was very easy for me - i just sat there and he spoke. i nodded and said "seadh, tha mi a' tuigsinn"

he is a good judge of character and it will be easy for you because you are clearly dedicated and he will see that

don't worry about it
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Unread post by GunChleoc »

Sin thu fhèin, Alasdair! Meall do naidheachd! :partaidh:
Oileanach chànan chuthachail
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Unread post by Níall Beag »

'S math a rinn thu, a bhalaich!
Well done that man!

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Unread post by Rù-ra »

Deagh naidheachd gu dearbh. Meal do naidheachd bhuam cuideachd Alasdair.
Bidh mise a' dèanamh a' Cùrsa Adhartais. 'S e cùrsa SMO air astar a th'ann. Mar sin, rinn mi an agallamh agam air a' fòn. Rinn sinn còmhradh beag air Muile, na daoine a bha e eòlach air ann am Muile agus ciamar a bha mi air Gàidhlig ionnsachadh.


Good news indeed. Congratulations from me too Alasdair.
I'm doing an Cùrsa Adhartis. It's a SMO distance learning course. Therefore I did my interview on the phone. We had a wee chat about Mull, the people he knew on Mull and how I had learned Gaelic.
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Unread post by Coinneach Cìr »

Deagh naidheachd gun teagamh!! Rinn mise agallamh aig an t-Sabhail (chan ann air a fòn) agus bha e furasta gu leòr. Cuimhniche ma bhios tu airson bruidhinn air Skype uair sam bith b' urrainn dhuinn seisean a chur air dòigh gus am faigh thu cothrom do chuid Gàidhlig a chur gu feum.

Good news for sure!! I did an interview at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig (not on the phone) and it was easy enough. Remember if you want to speak on Skype anytime we could arrange a session so you can get a chance to put your Gaelic skills to good use.
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