One of the more tricky things about deciding which classes to offer, is that I have both limited time (absolute) and limited time-slots (relative) in which to run classes. Running from May into early July, I’ll be offering the following classes:

A whole range of classes from the introductory Greek sequence, including 101, 102, 104, 106. Students are welcome to jump into more advanced classes, provided they realise the demands of speaking and listening in the class. I do not expect to offer a new Greek 101 cohort again until October.

For Latin, I’ve got a 102 and 104 group on offer. I expect to start a new 101 cohort later in this year.

Apart from these, I’ll be offering just a handful of more advanced reading groups. In Greek, we’ll be reading some selections from Josephus which touch upon early Christianity; for Latin we’ll be doing letters of Augustine to Alypius. Lastly, if there’s interest and we can find a workable time, I’ll be offering a Latin RPG experience this term.

Last time I posted about classes, I mentioned the possibility of running something in-person in Sydney. That is still a live possibility, probably in the last 1/3rd of the year, and looking at a 2hr evening class type event, over 10-14 weeks. Do get in touch if that interests you, as I continue to firm up plans.