In the trial lesson, I focus on getting to know the student’s goals, interests, and current language level. Based on the student’s goals and language level, I will adjust the lesson accordingly. If the student already has some knowledge of Greek, we’ll begin with a diagnostic test developed by the official Greek language teaching center. Once we’ve determined their level, we’ll review the foundational aspects of the language. For beginners with no prior experience, we’ll start with an introduction to the Greek alphabet and pronunciation.

In every case, the trial lesson is centered around understanding the student’s needs and creating a personalized learning path.

In our A1-A2 Greek lessons, we’ll start with the fundamentals—familiarizing you with the Greek alphabet, essential punctuation marks, and the correct stress placement, which is key to Greek pronunciation. We’ll then dive into a learning material designed to teach Greek as a second language, aligning with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The four core language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking through communication situations involving personal life inside and outside the home and everyday life. Together, we'll explore everyday communication scenarios to build a practical, conversational foundation.
Lessons include a blend of interactive materials such as PowerPoint presentations, authentic texts, images, and engaging discussions. Through dialogues, videos, and music, you’ll not only learn the language but also get a taste of Greek culture as each lesson is enriched with insights into the linguistic evolution of Greek, along with highlights of Greek history and culture. 
We’ll pace each lesson based on your progress, and after our consultations, you’ll receive personalized homework assignments to reinforce what you’ve learned. We’ll review and discuss these assignments in the next lesson, ensuring steady progress in an encouraging environment.

Greek Lesson for Beginners Levels A1-A2

At the B1 level, our lessons begin with a diagnostic test to assess your current knowledge and identify areas that need improvement. B1 is the first level of the six language proficiency stages that recognizes you as an independent language user. At this point, you’ll be developing the ability to communicate effectively in routine situations with growing confidence and independence.

We’ll use a B1-level Greek learning material tailored for learners at this stage, focusing on strengthening vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills to enhance everyday communication. Τhe lesson is enriched with power point video audio files and elements of culture and history. This level marks a turning point, bringing you closer to fluency and enabling you to interact in more complex conversations.

Greek Lesson for Intermediates Level B1

At the B2 level, our lessons begin with a diagnostic test to assess your current knowledge and identify areas that need improvement. At the B2 level, students are recognized as independent language users with increased fluency compared to B1. This stage builds on previously developed communication skills, enabling learners to express themselves more precisely and with a greater level of linguistic self-sufficiency. At this level, you’ll become more aware of common mistakes, learn to self-correct, and develop the ability to sustain continuous, coherent speech.

Our lessons are based on a B2-level Greek learning material that is carefully structured to advance your skills in both spoken and written Greek. Each lesson is enriched with discussions, videos, PowerPoints, and insights into Greek history and culture, providing a comprehensive learning experience that enhances both language proficiency and cultural understanding.

Greek Lesson for Upper Intermediates B2

At the C1 level, our lessons begin with a diagnostic test to assess your current knowledge and identify areas that need improvement.  At the C1 level, students are recognized as proficient users with strong operational proficiency in Greek. Building on the foundation of previous levels, you’ll gain access to a wide range of vocabulary and expressions that allow for comfortable, spontaneous communication. This stage is marked by the ability to speak fluently and confidently in continuous speech.

Lessons are based on a C1-level Greek learning material designed to refine your skills in advanced communication, idiomatic expressions, and nuanced understanding. Each lesson is enriched with discussions, videos, PowerPoints, and insights into Greek history and culture, providing an immersive experience that deepens your cultural connection to the language.

Greek Lesson for Advanced Speakers Level C1

At the C2 level, our lessons begin with a diagnostic test to assess your current knowledge and identify areas that need improvement. At the C2 level, students achieve complete and advanced proficiency in Greek. This level reflects a high standard of language performance, with the ability to understand virtually all spoken and written material with ease. Learners at this stage can produce clear, fluent, and well-structured language, both spoken and written, across a wide range of complex topics. With a vast vocabulary and mastery over advanced grammar structures, students can engage comfortably and appropriately in diverse social, professional, and personal contexts.

Our lessons use a C2-level Greek learning material that focuses on perfecting language skills to this high standard. Each lesson is enriched with discussions, videos, PowerPoints, and an exploration of Greek history and culture, making for a fully immersive and sophisticated language experience.

Greek Lesson for Proficient Speakers Level C2

In our Greek for Travel lessons, we start by covering the basics: learning the Greek alphabet, practicing reading, pronunciation, and stress patterns. This foundational step is essential, as many signs and inscriptions throughout Greece are written only in Greek. As we progress, we focus on key phrases and expressions that are invaluable during travel, such as greetings, ordering at a restaurant, asking for directions, and handling various travel scenarios—perfect for getting out of any sticky situations with ease!

Each lesson is enriched with Greek music, cultural videos, and PowerPoint presentations that highlight Greece’s history, traditions, and local customs. By the end of these sessions, you’ll feel comfortable navigating Greece’s language and culture on your journey.

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To enter the Pedagogical Department of Primary Education at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, I took the Panhellenic exams in 2020, where the cutoff was 15,100 points. I scored 17,375/20,000 in Modern Greek, Literature, History, Ancient Greek, and Sociology. To graduate, 58 courses (or 61 without a thesis) are required. I completed my studies in 2024 with a 9.29/10 average.