Online school of Russian as a Foreign Language. From A1 to B1

Russian language classes are conducted by qualified instructors from St Petersburg University, who have a higher philological education in the field of Russian as a Foreign Language.

The academic supervisor of the program is Leonid Viktorovich Moskovkin.
- Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Russian as a Foreign Language and its Teaching Methodology at St Petersburg University, honored worker of education of the Russian Federation.
- Taught Russian language at the University of Minnesota (USA).
- Has numerous publications and is the author of educational materials and monographs.

Grammar, Listening, Reading, Conversation, and Composition.

- The Center for Additional Educational Programs in the field of Russian as a Foreign Language at St Petersburg University is one of the leading centers for teaching foreign citizens the Russian language.

- The team consists of highly professional instructors who actively participate in various international projects and have extensive experience in teaching Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) in Russia and abroad. The instructors are authors of popular textbooks and educational materials for RFL.

- The program is conducted in an online format using information technology (via video conferencing). All lectures and necessary materials are provided through an online platform, allowing you to easily access them from the comfort of your own home.

The final result of the training is the ability to communicate freely and confidently in Russian on everyday topics, as well as preparation for advanced levels (B2 and higher).

- Grammar and vocabulary: Students will master the basics of Russian grammar and build a basic vocabulary sufficient for understanding conversation partners.
- Reading and listening: With the help of texts and audio materials, students will develop their skills in listening comprehension and reading in Russian.
- Speaking and writing: The program focuses on conversational and written practice. Students will learn to express their thoughts in Russian, describe events, ask questions, and engage in dialogues.
- Culture and customs: The program also includes information about the cultural aspects of Russia, which will help students better understand the context and society to which the Russian language is directed.