Greek

Greek courses are offered at all levels from complete beginners to Very Advanced (Levels A1 to C2) and are delivered by qualified and experienced Greek mother-tongue teachers.

Whether you want to acquire a general knowledge of Greek or learn for business purposes Ariane Languages will be able to offer you a selection of Greek courses in various formats.

Through carefully programmed courses, a teaching of quality and use of a variety of current material we work to ensure that progress is as rapid as possible.

General Greek courses in London

General courses provide balanced instruction in the language. They build fluency, vocabulary, grammar/accuracy, and comprehension. The courses include a variety of up-to-date materials relating to everyday life, current affairs, and culture.

Refresher Greek courses in London

You may have learned Greek in the past but not practiced for a number of years. These short courses (typically 10 weeks) will help you regain your true level, upon which you can start building, or then join a group at a suitable level.

Business Greek courses in London

These courses focus on the learner’s particular commercial activity and work context. They teach you to master oral and written Greek communication with clients or foreign partners and help you understand the socio-economic context of the country.

They give the learner confidence in using the Greek language in business situations. They can include training in telephone skills, understanding Greek technical literature, Greek business negotiations, making presentations in Greek, and in mastering specialized terminology.

Until you have reached an advanced level, they will often be combined with general language instruction to reach the required level of overall fluency.

Short Greek course prior to a presentation or a business trip

These courses will be most suitable for people who have reached an Upper Intermediate or Advanced level in Greek but need to increase practice and confidence prior to a presentation or a business trip. They are typically organized on the basis of three 3-hour sessions or four 2-hour sessions.