This class is for students who are in need to practice their conversational Russian and meet new Russian speaking friends. Learn the language using the immersion technique. Just exposure to listening and speaking using visuals and questions. This class is for Advanced levels only, for learners that are able to read, write and already speak Russian well. If you learner is able to do that, please see my other class listings for the Beginner Level or Elementary/Intermediate Level.

In this class we will try to not speak as little English at all. We will not be following a textbook, rather we will learn Russian fast and naturally.

Russian is widely believed to be one of the most difficult languages to learn. Despite that, I truly believe that your learner too can speak and understand Russian. The goal is to find the learning technique that will work for your child. Books or textbooks can be useful in learning the theory. But if you want to speak, you need to practice, practice and practice again. I invite you to try this class, in which we will practice, make mistakes and learn together using the immersion technique. Note: There will be no Worksheets shared with the learners and no formal homework. Learners are encourages to take notes during the class and practice speaking outside of the class if they can.

Class Structure:
- students' introduction and class rules reviews 
- introduction of the new topic
- discussion of different topics or pictures, answering and asking questions to other learners in the class, creating a conversation, occasionally playing games (depending on the topic). 

Class Rules:
- There will be no English spoken in the class 
- I will help the students find the right word(s) and do some corrections, however we will not be going in details of grammar or lengthy explanations.

General topics discussed in class:Ordering at a restaurant (learners' request)
⇢ Week of November 20: Hobbies, Our Likes and Dislikes
⇢ Week of November 27: Family 
⇢ Week of December 4:  Numbers and Asking the Price
⇢ Week of December 11:  Ordering at a restaurant

What topic would your learner like to talk about? Join us and let us know.:)

Note: This class is meant for smaller groups (3 learners) to encourage more participation and practice.