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Regular Russian Classes

Regular Russian evening language courses are conducted in four 10-week terms per year. We have classes from beginner to advanced levels. Each class has one 90 minute session per week unless indicated otherwise.
The fee for our online Russian evening classes is $359 per term. The minimum number for our regular evening classes is five students, with a maximum of 10 – 12 students.

Beginners to Advanced

Beginners start as Elementary 1 (A.1.1) and go up to Elementary 5 (A1.5). Each of the elementary levels will take approximately one term to complete. Intermediate and Advanced levels vary.

Internationally recognized examinations can be taken from advanced levels. Please talk to us for a free informal assessment of your level.

Smaller Russian Classes

Occasionally we have only 3 or 4 students for a particular Russian class. As a cancellation of classes might cause disappointment to our students, we offer these smaller classes at different rates and conditions.

Online classes with 4 students are $359 for a 9-week term. Online classes with 3 students are $359 for a 9-week term with 1.25 hours per week.

Russian Online Lessons

We offer online classes at $95 per 60 minutes especially for people who want to practice their conversation skills, but they can be for regular class work, too. 

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Russian Course Outline

Material: Let’s go, Russian! (Poekhali!)

Book A1.1. Elementary 1. Chapter 1-10

General topicsGrammar
  • Greetings
  • Professions
  • Hobby
  • City / Town
  • Personal information
  • What do you like to do?
  • How to study a language?
  • Personal belongings
  • Family
  • Alphabet
  • Rules of reading
  • Nouns: genders
  • Personal pronouns
  • Verbs: conjugation forms in Present tense
  • Personal Pronouns in Accusative and Genitive cases
  • Nouns: plural forms (regular and irregular)
  • Possessive pronouns
Book A1.1. Elementary 2. Chapter 11-20
  • Countries and cities
  • Life in different countries
  • Spare time
  • Interests. Plans
  • Climate and Weather. Seasons
  • Lifestyle
  • My day
  • Features and descriptions
  • Moscow and Saint-Petersburg
  • Travel
  • Nouns in Prepositional case
  • Verbs in Past tense
  • Adverbs
  • Prepositions In / On
  • Nouns in Accusative case
  • Numbers
  • Adjectives
  • Superlative degree for adjectives
  • Construction ‘enough + verb in infinitive’
Book A1.1. Elementary 3. Chapter 21-30
  • Progress
  • Languages and nationalities
  • Food, drinks, diet
  • Colours
  • Clothes, footwear
  • Plans, investments, risks
  • House, apartment
  • Transport
  • Travel
  • Modal words ‘allowed/forbidden/need to’
  • Nouns in Prepositional case with preposition ‘about’
  • Verbs ‘to eat/to drink/to take/to receive’
  • Adjectives in Accusative case
  • Verbs with suffixes -ова
  • Adjectives in Prepositional case
  • Ordinal numbers
  • Verbs of motion (to go)
Book A1.2. Elementary 4. Chapter 31-39
  • Active leisure and virtual world
  • What you don’t have?
  • Life in Siberia
  • Hotel
  • Ideal holiday
  • Social networks
  • How much does it cost?
  • Holidays
  • Culture
  • Reflexive verbs
  • Nouns in Genitive case: with numbers and prepositions
  • Verb ‘to be’ in Past tense
  • Pronoun ‘свой’
  • Verbs of motion: to fly/to swim/to run + nouns in Genitive case
  • Nouns in Genitive plural
  • Adjectives in Genitive case
  • Animate nouns in Accusative case
Book A1.2. Elementary 5. Chapter 40-46
  • Character
  • Luxurious life
  • Weddings and holidays
  • Dreams and plans
  • Brilliant children
  • Tastes and emotions
  • Health
  • Adjectives: comparative degree
  • Verbs: perfective and imperfective forms – formation
  • Perfective and imperfective verbs in Past and Future tenses
  • Nouns and Personal pronouns in Dative case
Book A1.2. Elementary 6. Chapter 47-54
  • Birthday
  • Advises to foreigners in Russia
  • How to make life better
  • Who to be?
  • Hobbies and interests
  • Route
  • Welcome to Russia
  • Nouns in Dative case with prepositions
  • Verbs of motion + Dative case
  • Verbs in imperative
  • Constructions ‘Let/Let’s/In order to’
  • Nouns, personal pronouns and adjectives  in Instrumental case
  • Verbs of motion with different prefixes