What to know before your first Russian lesson

Yes. Complete beginners can begin with letter recognition, core sounds, and useful phrases. The pace is adjusted so you can build a reliable foundation without trying to memorize everything at once.

No. Lessons can support beginners, intermediate speakers who want more fluency, and advanced learners working on accuracy, natural expression, academic Russian, or exam preparation.

The current booking calendar uses Google Meet. You receive the meeting details with your booking confirmation, and you can join from a computer or another device with a stable internet connection.

You discuss your experience, reasons for learning Russian, and the situations where you want to use it. Katya can then assess your priorities and suggest a practical direction for future lessons.

Yes. Conversation lessons can use everyday topics, role-play, listening prompts, pronunciation feedback, and vocabulary connected to your interests. Grammar is introduced where it helps you communicate more clearly.

The lesson options include TORFL, university, and business Russian preparation. Book an introductory lesson and include the exam, target level, and date in your booking notes so the scope can be discussed first.

Small group lessons for two to four learners are listed as an option. Group members should have compatible levels and goals, so availability and format need to be confirmed before scheduling.

The current site does not publish a complete price list. Any price, package, payment, rescheduling, and cancellation terms should be confirmed before you purchase lessons.