ISBGFH's Salt Lake City based British Institute in October includes Scottish and Irish tracts

I'm posting this on behalf of my good friends at the International Society of British Genealogy and Family History (www.isbgfh.com), for those who may be interested in its week long study programme, the British Institute, in October in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, including tracts on both Scotland and Ireland:

British Institute 2023
In Person in Salt Lake City, Utah
9 - 13 October 2023

The International Society for British Genealogy and Family History is proud to bring you British Institute 2023, in person in Salt Lake City, Utah. Join us for a week filled with exceptional genealogy education from world class instructors.

• If you are not able to join us in Salt Lake City, Utah, course recordings and syllabi are available to purchase. The recordings and syllabi will be available after the in-person event concludes.
• If you plan to join us in Salt Lake City, Utah, in person, you are also able to purchase recordings of any of the other courses.
• Members: When registering for British Institute, please be sure to use the email addressed you used when joining ISBGFH.
• When registering, please carefully read the registration ticket types (on the Registration page) and choose the appropriate category. For example, if you are a member, and will be joining us in-person in Salt Lake City, but would also like to purchase an additional course recording, you would choose the ticket type category 'Member, 2 Courses, One Course In-Person, One Course Recording'.

ISBGFH 2023 Courses

Course 1: Once More unto the Breach: English Research - Sponsored by Family Search, Presented by Kori Robbins, AG® & Dan Poffenberger, AG®

Join us as we explore the most effective ways to further your knowledge of family history research in England at the FamilySearch Library. We'll quickly cover the basics and then dive deep into sources, resources, methods, and strategies. Expect hands-on sessions that allow attendees to learn while using Library resources.

Course 2: Irish Law and Government Documents
Presented by David E. Rencher, AG®, CG®, FUGA, FIGRS & Rick Sayre, CG®, CGLSM, FUGA

Join instructors David E. Rencher and Rick Sayre for an exciting course of instruction digging into the law and government documents of Ireland! This updated course from 2016 includes seven new sessions and updated information to the prior course, including a master bibliography.

Course 3: Scottish Research: The Fundamentals and Beyond
Presented by Paul Milner, FUGA, MDiv.

Scottish laws, regulations and records are different than those for the rest of the British Isles, and certainly different than in the United States. Yet there are enough similarities to create confusion for the unwary. In this course, we will address the fundamentals of all the major record groups, examining where to find and how to search the indexes and exploring what is and is not available online. 

Course 4: The Genealogist's Guide to the Technology Galaxy - Sponsored by MyHeritage. Presented by Thomas MacEntee

As you work through your genealogy research projects, do you sometimes have trouble managing technology? Perhaps you don’t know how to start your journey or the best route to take? What about the tools you need for your online research trip? Confused as to what works best and what should be avoided?

For further details on the institute's programmes, and to register, please visit https://www.isbgfh.com/BRITISH-INSTITUTE.

Have fun! 

Chris

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