Russian Evening Language Classes (All Levels)

You'll benefit in the following ways:
Teaching is by experienced and highly qualified native speakers or teachers who have native fluency in the languages they speak
You'll learn using a combination of the best publications on the market as well as original materials created in-house (which are not available elsewhere)
You'll be granted reader access to the SSEES Library - the leading teaching and research collection in the UK for the study of Central and Eastern Europe and Russia. It contains a wide range of foreign-language newspapers
We regularly assess standards of teaching and student feedback to ensure we maintain our excellent reputation

SSEES language courses are open to everyone. Classes are usually made up of a wide range of ages and professions, with various motivations for learning.

Level 1 (Beginners) - suitable if you have little or no knowledge knowledge of Russian. No knowledge of grammar is assumed and there are no entry requirements
Level 2 (Lower Intermediate) - for those who've completed Level 1 (or a similar course) or who have some knowledge of the language through regular visits to Russian or self study
Level 3 (Upper Intermediate) - for those who've completed Level 2 (or a similar course) and/or who have a sound knowledge of the basics of the language through extensive visits to Russia or self-study

Although the courses aren't formally assessed, you may be given formative ongoing assessments such as written and oral tests to aid revision and monitor your progress.
Those taking the more advanced levels may be asked to give pre-researched oral presentations to the group.
You can't earn credit for these courses, but you'll receive a signed UCL certificate of attendance on completing at least 70% of the course.
Contact SSEES staff for information about centres in the UK and elsewhere where qualification examinations can be taken.