COURSESRUSSIAN FOR FOREIGNERS

You find the culture charming, but can`t figure out the first steps to study the language? Then this course is ideal for you! Study process covers all the necessary milestones making you a part of the culture by acquiring skills needed to discuss main topics with confidence, as well as learning how to read and write simple texts.

Grammar and vocabulary all learned, but when it comes to speaking words are getting lost on the way and it frustrates you a lot? This course is designed to let you get rid of the discomfort when talking to people. With us you can forget about boring classes, as we discuss only essential and interesting topics. Our tutors will help you with fluency and accuracy as well as giving you a sense of enjoyment.

Flying to Russia on a business trip or simply collaborating with the Russians? With this course you will be able to discuss topics such as Buying and Selling, Managing people, Ethics, Mergers and acquisitions and others. Not to mention mastering your presentations, interviews, negotiations and telephone skills, how great is that? Also a huge advantage would be having essential business communication skills development and focus on cultural awareness.

Always wanted to go to Russia? On this course you will learn everything you need to feel safe on your trip. Such as walking on your own in the city and being aware of cultural nuances, buying food and drinks, paying for taxi or hotel, making friends with the Russians and many more. Our resourceful tutors will provide you with vivid materials such as restaurant menus, theater posters, airport timetables and other objects every tourist should be aware about.

Studied Russian and already on a A2 level, but still feel like you lack some cultural note? Our course on Russian slang is just what you need. We are the first school to offer it and gladly invite you to join us! You will gain a deeper level of understanding the culture and feel like a native among the Russians. Slang is what makes the language authentic isn’t it?