Russian Language Course: A1 Beginner Level

Russian Language Course: A1 Beginner Level caters to applicants eager to master fundamental Russian terminology, sharpen their conversational problem-solving strategies, and begin their language journey with technical confidence.

Why choose this course?

• Emphasis on core language concepts, essential grammar, and fundamental vocabulary delivered by a CAA-Accredited university.
• Regular practice with structured reading, writing, speaking, and listening activities to ensure peak performance.
• A curated glossary of approximately 800 Russian words tailored to cultural integration and language prerequisites.
• Targeted exercises designed to improve pronunciation, correct sentence structure, and active phonetic speech.

The course is perfect for:

• Complete Russian beginners looking to build real language skills from day one.
• Learners looking to bridge the gap between their native tongue and functional conversational vocabulary in real-life situations.
• Individuals who want to feel fully prepared and confident before exploring Russian culture, literature, and international media.

The lessons are delivered through structured practice, immersive language exercises, and focused group work (70% conversational practice and 30% theory), helping you build communication confidence quickly and become accustomed to the rigor of international academic environments.

Course Details

• Intensity: Twice a week
• Number of sessions: 15 sessions
• Duration of one session: 2 academic hours
• Mode of learning: hybrid (on-campus and online)
• Total hours: 30 hours
• Certificate of participation: by Plekhanov University, Dubai

Please note: 25 July is an approximate course start date. The final schedule is customized individually with the university.

Learning Outcomes:

• Master essential everyday verbs, basic nouns, and introductory grammatical cases alongside their correct spelling.
• Gain the confidence required to accurately interpret and navigate common interactions like shopping, transportation, workplace life, and weather in native environments.
• Identify and eliminate pronunciation barriers, communication anxiety, and structural sentence errors that could hinder your conversational performance in social settings.