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This course is intended for students who can already speak and understand Russian with a certain confidence and want to communicate fluently with native speakers in a wide range of cultural situations, educational and professional spheres. You will learn more advanced words and phrases, get used to normal speed of usual conversational speech, and use Russian language effectively in academic or professional spheres.
One-to-one or mini-group Russian classes.
60-minute or 80-minute language sessions.
From Upper-Intermediate to Advanced level.
2 or 3 times per week recommended.
What Will I Get From This Course?
You will be able to understand and maintain dialogues from everyday communication.
You will understand and discuss radio and TV programs, films extracts, recorded public speeches.
You will speak on a variety of topics and read and discuss various journalistic texts and the masterpieces of Russian literature in original.
You will communicate on professional topics developing your opinion and evaluating someone else’s.
You will use the most important elements of advanced Russian grammar in your everyday speech.
You will expand your daily and professional vocabulary from 10 000 to 12 000 words.
You will speak Russian more fluently and socialize with Russians with greater confidence.
You will be able to write official texts, such as applications, requests, formal and informal letters.
Course Overview
Lesson Structure
Course Structure
1. Personality. Family
15. Education & Work
2. Feelings & Opinions
16. Around the World
3. Law & Order
17. Crime & Punishment
4. Politics
18. Bureaucracy
5. War & peace
19. World Around Us
6. Dealing with Money
20. Business & Trade
7. Charities
21. World Religions
8. Science & High Tech
22. Cyberspace
9. Children & Teenagers
23. Standards of living
10. Global World
24. The Media
11. Sport
25. Russian Cities
12. Travel
26. Russian Culture
13. Russian Literature
27. Household Jobs
14. Feelings & Actions
28. Idiomatic Expressions
1. Personality
15. Education & Work
2. Feelings & Opinions
16. Countries, nationalities & languages
3. Law & Order
17. Type of crime. Criminals & crime verbs
4. Political Systems. Public Institutions
18. Bureaucracy
5. War & peace
19. Pollution & the environment. Disasters.
6. Money & finance
20. Business. Trade.
7. Charities
21. World Religions
8. Russian Science & High Tech
22. Computers & Russian Internet
9. Behavior Problems. Bringing up children
23. Rich & Poor. Social problems
10. Global problems. Ecology. Space
24. The press & the media
11. Cities & towns
25. Sport in Russia
12. Travel
26. Russian music, art, theatre & cinema
13. Books & reading
27. Household Jobs
14. Belief & opinion. Feelings & senses. Likes & dislikes
28. Russian Idioms & Slang. Fixed expressions. Proverbs
1. Nouns and Gender. Singular and Plural
11. Verbs: Tenses and Aspects
2. The Nominative Case of Nouns, Adjectives & Pronouns
12. Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
3. The Genitive Case of Nouns, Adjectives & Pronouns
13. Asking Questions
4. The Dative Case of Nouns, Adjectives & Pronouns
14. Possession, presence and absence
5. The Accusative Case of Nouns, Adjectives & Pronouns
15. Modal Words
6. The Instrumental Case of Nouns, Adjectives & Pronouns
16. Physical and Emotional States
7. The Prepositional Case Nouns, Adjectives & Pronouns
17. The Structure of complex sentence
8. Long and short Adjectives. Comparatives & Superlatives
18. Cause, Effect and Purpose
9. The Condition, Possibility and Wishes
19. Reported Speech
10. Regular and Irregular Declensions
20. Verbs of Motion with prefixes
1. Polite & Informal Language
14. Russian Meals
2. Meeting & Greeting
15. Dining Etiquette
3. Body Language
16. Russian Currency
4. Russian Names. Titles & Addressing People
17. Public Transport & Private Taxi
5. Russian Family
18. Russian Holidays
6. Relationships & Communication
19. Hotel Assistance
7. Russian Mentality
20. Visiting Etiquette
8. Russian Etiquette Tips
21. Gift Giving Traditions
9. Russian Cuisine & Food Fashions
22. Paying compliments
10. Russian Places to Eat
23. Giving toasts
11. Table Manners
24. Russian Culture
12. Shop Etiquette
25. Russian Customs and Traditions
13. Dress Etiquette
26. Russian Men & Women
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What makes this course unique?
Native Teacher
You will take regular online lessons with a professional and experienced native Russian teacher.
Personalized training
You will have tailored e-learning program, which will help you to achieve your personal goals and needs.
Effective lessons
You will enjoy interactive and sociable lessons that use modern and communication-centered activities.
Real-Life Russian
You will learn how to speak Russian that natives use in real conversations and be immersed in the language right from the start.
Cultural Awareness
You will get acquainted with culture tips, traditions and etiquette for different life situations.
Modern Educational Resources
All educational materials are FREE and provided by your teacher during a class.
