Programmes
The main Russian language and literature programmes for children aged 6–17 help build speech, vocabulary, thinking and a wider view of the world - through reading, discussion and live conversation.
In the discussion clubs for ages 12–17, children learn to think more deeply, to argue a case and to express ideas of their own.
For children and teenagers aged 6–17 who do not speak Russian yet, a Russian-as-a-foreign-language course is available, A1–C1 - from the first words to confident command of the language.
Russian language and literature
A Journey into the Russian Language I
Russian language and literature for the youngest - first books, and building speech, vocabulary and a wider view of the world.
A Journey into the Russian Language II
Russian language and literature for schoolchildren - books, live conversation, and building speech, writing and a view of one’s own.
Russian: From Word to Meaning
Russian language and literature for teenagers - we widen vocabulary, read, write and learn to express our thoughts.
Russian Language & Literature: The Art of Word and Thought
Russian language and literature for teenagers - written language, style, argument and work with contemporary texts.
Discussion club
Book Discussion Club: The Path to Yourself
Literature and conversation for teenagers - lively discussion, new topics, vocabulary and the skill of listening to others.
Book Discussion Club: A Point of Support
Literature and conversation for teenagers - we discuss what matters, form an opinion of our own and learn to hear others.
Book Discussion Club: The Path to Meaning
Literature and conversation for teenagers - argument, critical thinking and a culture of debate.
The club can be attended on its own or in addition to a main programme.
Russian as a foreign language
Enroll your child in the course
Write to us: we will find a group by age and level and offer a convenient time. Our manager gets in touch within one working day.