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A2 (Elementary) for Adults – Regular

COURSE LIVE INSTRUCTION PRICE
Α2.a (first half of the A2 Level curriculum) 50 hours 350€
A2.b (second half of the A2 Level curriculum) 50 hours 350€
Fall term
September 15 to December 12, 2025
Winter term
January 19 to April 12, 2026

About the A2.a & A2.b Regular courses

  • Continue your journey into Modern Greek at a relaxed pace. Learn useful phrases, cultural insights, and practical vocabulary while having ample time for revisions. Ideal for travelers, hobbyists, or anyone with a busy schedule.
  • Students completing both courses are ready to participate in the A2 Greek Language Certification Exams.
  • 2 classes per week (1 class = 100 mins).
  • Minimal need for self-study (1-2 hours per week).

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of both A2 courses (A2.a & A2.b), you will be able to:

  • Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to immediate relevance—such as basic personal & family details, shopping, local geography, employment—both in speech and writing.
  • Communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a direct exchange of information on familiar topics or daily matters.
  • Describe aspects of your background and environment (e.g., your home, job, routine) in straightforward, simple terms.
  • Handle short, basic interactions even though you may still need help and slow speech.
  • Navigate everyday topics like travel arrangements, giving directions, ordering meals, personal anecdotes, and simple requests.
  • Discover more facets of Greek culture, from common customs and traditions to daily-life expressions.

Requirements

  • Computer (desktop or laptop)
  • High speed Internet connection
  • Webcam, microphones and earphones
  • Greek keyboard (activated through your device’s language settings)
  • Email address
  • Digital skills

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