The main objective of all our courses is to teach our students to freely and confidently communicate in the Russian language, general or specific, spoken or written. Therefore we use the communicative approach as a base when developing our courses. Of course, studying a new language cannot go without exploring the country, culture and mentality of the people who use it. That's why in order to help our students discover the “mystery of Russian soul” we offer a wide range of activities, from classic bus or boat trips around St Petersburg, visiting theatres, museums and art galleries, to informal activities such as picnics, cooking, clubbing etc.
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