children

A supportive, engaging introduction to Modern Greek for teens beginning their language journey. Students learn practical vocabulary, everyday conversation, reading, and writing through interactive activities suited to older beginners. Emphasis on communication, cultural connection, and building confidence.

A joyful first encounter with Greek through songs, movement, storytelling, sensory play, and simple cultural activities. Children learn to recognize Greek sounds, build early vocabulary, and follow basic classroom routines. The emphasis is on curiosity, social development, and forming positive emotional connections with the language.

Students begin formal literacy: writing the Greek alphabet, practicing letter formation, learning phonics, and reading simple words. Vocabulary centers on everyday objects, greetings, and classroom language. Students gain confidence through tracing, copying, and short oral activities.

Students read short passages, write connected paragraphs, and work with more complex grammar (present tense verbs, adjectives, plural forms). Cultural themes and small projects deepen comprehension. Students begin expressing opinions and describing familiar topics.

Students refine reading and writing through longer texts, thematic units, and structured grammar practice (past tense, future tense, adverbs, more complex sentence structure). Vocabulary expands significantly. Students engage in discussions, cultural topics, and project‑based learning.

An advanced class where students write essays, book reports, and analytical pieces. Grammar and syntax are refined through targeted instruction. Students engage deeply with cultural, historical, and literary topics. Emphasis is on fluency, clarity, and preparing students for Ellinomatheia or higher‑level Greek study.

A specialized preparation class for students pursuing official Ellinomatheia certification. Instruction mirrors the exam format, with focused practice in reading comprehension, structured writing, listening tasks, and oral communication. Students strengthen grammar, syntax, and accuracy through targeted drills and mock exam activities.