Who It's For

Adult learners (18–80) who are learning Russian from scratch. This program is for those who want to start speaking Russian from the very first lessons and build a solid foundation for further learning.

What You'll Get

• Clear pronunciation and reading skills from the first lessons
• Confident communication in simple everyday situations: shops, restaurants, train stations, clinics
• Understanding of slow native speech (numbers, days of the week, time, prices)
• The ability to introduce yourself and talk about your family, hobbies, and work
• Vocabulary of ~780 words
• Mastery of all 6 cases, verb aspects, and basic verbs of motion

Format and Schedule

Course Program

• Introductory phonetics course (self-paced on the platform): alphabet, hard and soft consonants, vowel reduction, final devoicing, intonation patterns.
• Part 1. Pre-A1. Introductions (20–30 ac. hours). Topics: "At the Store," "At the Restaurant," "Meeting Someone," "In the City," "In Class." Grammar: nominative, accusative, prepositional cases, imperative, gender and number.
• Part 2. Main A1 Course (65–70 ac. hours). Topics: "At the Train Station," "At the Clinic," "On an Excursion," "At the Hotel," "Weather," "Holidays," "My Day," "My Family," "Travel." Grammar: genitive, dative, instrumental cases, verbs of motion, verb aspects.
• Part 3. Review and Final Testing (5 ac. hours).

Pricing

Who It's For

Adult learners who have completed Level A1. This program is for those who want to move from short phrases to full dialogues, improve their grammar, and feel confident in any everyday situation in Russia.

What You'll Get

• Understanding of announcements, news, and dialogues at the bank, pharmacy, and on the phone
• A coherent 12–15 sentence story about yourself, your family, plans, and city
• Participation in conversations: expressing agreement or disagreement, giving advice, extending invitations, and making reservations
• Reading texts of up to 500 words: announcements, recipes, letters
• Writing a personal letter, a review, and filling out forms
• Vocabulary of ~1,300 words
• All cases in singular and plural, verb aspects, prefixed verbs of motion

Format and Schedule

Course Program

• Part 1. Review and Systematization of A1 (20 ac. hours): reinforcing cases, the tense-aspect system, and verbs of motion.
• Part 2. Main A2 Course (120 ac. hours). Topics: "Appearance and Character," "Health and Pharmacy," "Shopping and the Market," "City Transport," "Travel and Hotels," "Work and Professions," "Leisure and Hobbies," "Food and Recipes." Grammar: all plural cases, degrees of comparison, prefixed verbs of motion, complex sentences with conjunctions and relative clauses.
• Part 3. Exam Preparation (patent, TRP) — optional: working through FIPI tasks, practicing speaking and writing in exam format.
• Part 4. Final Testing (mock TORFL-Basic exam).

Pricing

Who It's For

Adult learners at the A2 level who already speak reasonably well on everyday topics but want to reach a new level: understand real native speech, discuss socially important topics, apply to Russian universities, or take exams for a residence permit and citizenship.

What You'll Get

• Understanding of monologues and dialogues of 500–600 words on everyday and socio-cultural topics
• Proactive communication: the ability to ask questions, give brief reports, evaluate, and express surprise, regret, and sympathy
• Reading of authentic texts up to 1,000 words (news, interviews, articles)
• Writing letters, comments, and posts of up to 20 sentences
• Vocabulary of ~2,300 words
• Confident use of cases, verb aspects, participles, and gerunds
• Understanding of Russia's political system, culture, and social issues

Format and Schedule

Course Program

• Part 1. Pre-B1 (80 ac. hours). Topics: "Biography and Work," "Lifestyle and Health," "Free Time and Leisure," "The Healthcare System," "Online Shopping." Grammar: tense-aspect forms of the verb, transitive verbs of motion, review of case forms.
• Part 2. Main B1 Course (115 ac. hours). Topics: "Learning Foreign Languages," "Social Issues," "Geography and Travel," "Culture and Art," "Ecology." Grammar: participles and gerunds, verb aspects, complex sentences, reported speech.
• Part 3. Review and Final Testing (5 ac. hours). Full mock TORFL-1 exam (Test of Russian as a Foreign Language, First Certification Level).

Pricing

Who It's For

For foreign nationals planning to take the international TORFL exam (Test of Russian as a Foreign Language) for work, study, or personal goals.

What You'll Get

• Practice across all 5 subtests: listening, reading, writing, speaking, vocabulary/grammar
• Familiarity with the exam format, strategies, and timing
• Mock exams with error analysis

Format and Schedule

Pricing

Who It's For

For foreign nationals who need to pass a Russian language exam to obtain a work patent, temporary residence permit (TRP), residence permit, or Russian citizenship.

What You'll Get

• Full immersion in the exam format (FIPI tasks)
• Practice across all modules: grammar, speaking, writing, history, legislation
• An individual plan tailored to your level and goal
• Understanding of all questions and confident answers in the test

Format and Schedule

Pricing

Pricing is calculated individually upon request.

Who It's For

For those with limited time but a clear goal — starting to speak Russian, preparing for a trip, an exam, or a move. Built for motivated students ready to commit fully for a short stretch.

What You'll Get

• Maximum immersion in the language environment
• Fast progress in 2–4 weeks
• Intensive speaking practice
• Grammar reinforcement through real-life situations
• Ready-made speech patterns for real communication
• A clear result: you'll start speaking or move up a level

Format and Schedule

Course Program

• Placement test and goal setting.
• Daily lessons focused on speaking.
• Thematic blocks (depending on level). Example: for A1 — basic dialogues, surviving in the city; for A2 — travel, work, communication; for B1 — discussing news and social topics.
• Role-play games and simulations of real situations.
• Final assessment and recommendations for further development.

Who It's For

For those who are already learning Russian but want to maintain and improve their level at a comfortable pace. A great option for busy people who need flexibility and a personalized approach.

What You'll Get

• A personal teacher who will create a plan based on your needs
• A flexible schedule (morning, afternoon, evening, weekends)
• The ability to change topics whenever you like
• Ongoing feedback and error correction
• Confidence in speaking and overcoming the language barrier

Format and Schedule

Course Program

The course is tailored individually to your goals:

• Maintaining your current level
• Exam preparation
• Speaking practice
• Grammar "on demand"
• Business Russian
• Professional vocabulary

Pricing

Pricing is calculated based on the selected lesson package.

Who It's For

For anyone who wants to practice Russian in an informal setting, make friends, boost motivation, and overcome the fear of speaking. Suitable for levels A2 and above.

What You'll Get

• Live communication with native speakers and other students
• Confidence in spoken Russian
• An expanded active vocabulary
• Discussion of interesting topics (movies, books, news, culture, travel)
• New acquaintances and a friendly atmosphere

Format and Schedule

Course Program

A new topic every month; topics can vary based on participants' preferences. Examples: "Traveling in Russia," "Russian Cuisine," "Contemporary Cinema," "What the Future Looks Like."

Pricing

Single sessions — on request.