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Tha Gàidhlig na pàirt chudromach de bheatha chultarail, eaconamach agus sòisealta na Gàidhealtachd agus nan Eilean. Aig HIE tha sinn ag aithneachadh an comas agus na cothroman a tha i a’ toirt dhuinn. Tha eachdraidh làidir againn ann a bhith a’ toirt taic do bhuidhnean agus phròiseactan a tha gu sònraichte airson a bhith a’ leasachadh, ag adhartachadh, a’ comharrachadh na Gàidhlig, agus a’ brosnachadh a cleachdadh gach latha.
Tha rannsachadh o chionn ghoirid a’ dearbhadh gu bheil an cànan na so-mhaoin chudromach, agus a’ soilleireachadh an iomadach cothrom a tha i a’ toirt dhuinn airson a’ leudachadh luach ann an gnìomhachasan agus buidhnean air feadh na dùthcha. Tha Gàidhlig agus cultar aig cridhe ar n-obair – a’ suidhe ri taobh prìomh phrìomhachasan eile leithid neoni lom, obair chothromach, agus gleidheadh sluaigh.
Aig an aon àm, tha sinn a’ dèanamh cinnteach gu bheil urram aig a’ Ghàidhlig agus ga cleachdadh ann an HIE, nar dàimhean le buidhnean com-pàirteachais agus ag obair còmhla-ri luchd-dèiligidh.
Gaelic is an important part of cultural, economic and social life in the Highlands and Islands. At HIE we recognise its potential. We have a strong track record supporting organisations and projects dedicated to fostering, promoting, and celebrating Gaelic, and to encouraging everyday use.
Recent research confirms that the language is an important asset, and highlights the versatility it offers in adding value to businesses and organisations nationwide. Gaelic and culture are central to our work – sitting alongside other key priorities like net zero, fair work, and population retention.
At the same time, we’re making sure that Gaelic is respected and practised within HIE, in our relationships with partner bodies and in our dealings with clients.
Seo ar ceathramh Plana Gàidhlig. Tha e a’ mìneachadh ar geallaidhean leantainneach agus fad-ùine le Ghàidhlig. Tha iad air an stiùireadh le ar iomairtean ro-innleachdail agus a’ figh a-steach ri planaichean nàiseanta bho Riaghaltas na h-Alba agus Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
This is our fourth Gaelic Plan. It outlines our ongoing and long-term commitments to Gaelic. These continue to be guided by strategic initiatives woven into national plans from the Scottish Government and Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
Tha goireasan air leth rim faighinn a chuidicheas sibh gus Gàidhlig a thoirt a-steach don ghnìomhachd làitheil agaibh.
Thoir sùil air an iùl againn airson tòiseachadh. Cruthaich ceanglaichean ùra le muinntir an àite agus luchd-tadhail.
There are some fantastic resources available to help you incorporate Gaelic into your day to day business activities.
See our guide to get started. Create new, authentic connections with local people and visitors alike.
Coinnich ri cuid de na gnìomhachasan agus coimhearsnachdan a tha a' tarraing air cultar is cànan na Gàidhlig.
Taigh Chearsabhagh celebrates Gaelic culture, and North Uist's heritage. With funding through our Interreg North Sea Regional CUPIDO project, the arts centre has been able to present the story of the different elements of local music in an interactive way. It's providing a vital record of local heritage.
Eilidh Johnson shares how language plays a part in her career.
Tha Raonaid Chaimbeul gu bhith a' lìbhrigeadh rannsachadh ùr sa Ghàidhlig agus leasachadh coimhearsnachd
Katie Macinnes tells us about the career opportunities she enjoys as a Gaelic speaker.
Pròiseact suaicheanta ath-fhiadhachaidh, ag ath-cheangal dhaoine ri nàdar agus a’ cruthachadh obraichean uaine.
Essence of Harris was set up in 2015 in the Outer Hebrides by Jamie McGowan and his wife, Deenie McGowan.
The impacts of community land ownership on the local economy
Island pioneers sharing learning in the local energy economy.
Fast growing distillery benefits from practical fair work advice
Find out how the community has developed a scheme with environmental and community benefits.
The West Harris Trust were the first community company to purchase its crofting estate from the Scottish Government in 2010. Read more about their journey here.
Goireasan a chuidicheas tu gus Gàidhlig a leasachadh taobh a-staigh do ghnìomhachas
Resources to help you develop Gaelic within your business.
Our Tune into Tourism Speak Scotland series focuses on how you can introduce Gaelic and Scots dialect into your tourism business in an authentic and distinctive way.
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VisitScotland's Scottish Gaelic toolkit is a directory of resources that can be used to help you increase your knowledge of Gaelic, share resources with visitors and develop your own Gaelic proposition.
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Carried out by SDS, HIE and Bord na Gàidhlig in 2018, this research aimed to develop labour market information around Gaelic. Explore the findings in the report.
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