Привет! 
Пробный урок посвящен нашему знакомству. В ходе беседы мы обсудим цели обучения. Подберем план урока, который будет Вам наиболее полезен и эффективен.

Hello!
Trial lesson is about our meeting. During the conversation, we will discuss the goals of the learning. We will select a lesson plan that will be most useful and effective for you.

Hey there! (Levels A2-C1)
🎯If you want to improve your speaking skills and pronunciation, this course is exactly what you need!

Speaking practice is one of the best ways to learn any language. 
We can talk about any topic: traditions, culture, food, hobbies, feelings and emotions, travel, education, motivation! 
The hardest part is getting started. Don't worry about silence during our dialogue. I'll be asking questions and cheering you on! 
➡This class looks like: 
I correct your mistakes during the conversation and explain them. Also I provide you more advanced alternative words to build up the vocabulary. After our lesson, you will get a PDF File with new words and phrases on it.
I can also suggest:
1️⃣ language situations, for example, "Now you are in a Russian airport and your phone is dead. You need to get to your hotel. What will you do?"
2️⃣ language games with my participation,"I am the waiter, you are the customer. Your food is spoiled. Ask me for a refund for this order."
3️⃣ reading and discussing articles, short stories. Just let me know what you're interested in :)

"Слово не воробей, вылетит – не поймаешь". 
Do you agree with this Russian proverb?

🗣 SPEAKING PRACTICE/ РАЗГОВОРНАЯ ПРАКТИКА

Hey there! (Levels A1-B1)
🎯 If you don't understand how the Russian case system works, or you need more practice, this course is exactly what you need!

Russian is an inflectional language (endings depend on the word's position in the sentence or its meaning), so choosing the right ending is one of the main problems that are encountered by foreigners learning Russian. 
I have a solution. For a year now, I've been writing my course on cases, where you'll find handy worksheets and lots of practice.
➡The course looks like:
1️⃣ meanings (why do we use the Dative case?)
2️⃣ helper words (when do we use the Dative case?)
3️⃣ formula (what does the Dative case look like?)
4️⃣ lots of practice + use of Dative case in our speech
For example:
I give money to my brother - Я (I) дать (to give) деньги (money) мой (my) брат (brother) - Я даЮ деньги моЕМУ (Dat) братУ (Dat). 
The Dative Case is used to indicate the indirect object, the recipient. Дать (кому?) моему брату.

Our main goal is to use cases in speech. With time, you will be able to use the correct forms very quickly. You can definitely do this!

If you have any questions, please message me in the chat. I will be happy to answer.
"Я учу русский язык" and "я учу русскому языку"
Do you understand the difference between these phrases?

👩‍💻 RUSSIAN CASES

Hey there! (Levels A1-B2)
🎯If you want to improve your grammar and other language aspects (speaking, vocabulary, reading and listening), this course is exactly what you need!

During our study, I also explain elements of Russian culture to you. What Russian traditions do you already know? Or are they stereotypes? We will definitely discuss!
My lessons are personalized (my student knows that he/she has an individual folder where all his/her study materials are located: presentations, worksheets, videos and homework). At the first class, we usually determine your level and discuss a training plan that depends on your goals, interests, learning preferences and the regularity of our lessons. 
➡The class looks like: 
we're going over what we've learnt/check your homework --> discuss study material --> do funny exercises together/watch videos/etc --> you receive a homework (optional) 

My recommendations for students: 
Try to listen to Russian speech in audio format (podcasts, songs, books), practice pronunciation and use cards to memorise new words.
"Без труда не выловишь и рыбку из пруда!"
Do you agree with this Russian proverb?