Lesson with a teacher
We work through new material, practise speech and move at a pace that suits you.
Live online lessons, a structured programme and practice on the platform take you from your first letters to confident Armenian.
Lessons provide live explanation and speaking practice, while the platform helps you consolidate material between sessions.
We work through new material, practise speech and move at a pace that suits you.
Homework, video, audio and exercises are all in one place, with many tasks checked automatically.
You can see where you are, which topics you have covered, and what comes next.
Each level consists of two consecutive parts. Progress from one level to the next means not only learning more vocabulary and grammar, but also expanding what you can actually do in Armenian.
The alphabet, reading, first questions and answers, and short dialogues. About 500 words.
More confident everyday communication, adapted texts, and talking about past events. About 1,000 words.
Connected speech, conditions and possibilities, causes and consequences, city life and travel. About 1,800 words.
Unadapted texts, cultural and more abstract topics, explaining and supporting your opinions. More than 2,800 words.
Complex texts, extended speech, temporal and modal relationships, and understanding an author’s or speaker’s position. About 3,600 words.
Subtle semantic, temporal, and aspectual distinctions, complex unadapted texts, and precise choice of language forms. About 5,000 words.
100% of the teacher's attention, your own pace and focus on your goals.
Lessons for two people: less than individual lessons, while preserving plenty of time for your own speaking.
3–5 students, more interaction, and regular opportunities to speak with different partners.
A structured A1–C2 system based on the textbook «Krunk Hayastani» and years of experience teaching Armenian as a foreign language.
Not just native speakers, but teachers who can explain the system and guide you along the path.
Video, audio, exercises and texts help you consolidate material between lessons.
Choose a convenient way to get to know the course: a trial lesson with a teacher or a platform demo.
Meet a teacher, identify your starting level, and choose the right study format.
Explore the First Steps module and see how practice is organised.