Learn4Good Larnaca announces a new Greek Summer Course (Level B1►B2 / July 2025)This Greek Summer Course will be offered exclusively online via high standard and efficient live classes to a limited number of participants.
| Lower Intermediate B1►B2 (PM) / July 2025 |
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| Monday: 19:00 - 21:00 PM |
| Tuesday: 19:00 - 21:00 PM |
| Wednesday: 19:00 - 21:00 PM |
| Thursday: 19:00 - 21:00 PM |
| Friday: 19:00 - 21:00 PM |
| Saturday - Sunday: No Lessons |
| Start Date: 28th July 2025 |
| End Date: 22nd August 2025 |
| Number of Lessons: 20 |
| Teaching Hours Covered: 40 |
| Duration: Four Weeks |
√ Participants will be provided with teaching material, a folder and a bibliography(N/A).
√ There will always be tea and coffee available for free(N/A).
√ Our classrooms are fully airconditioned(N/A)!
√ Class size: Maximum number of participants: 6 (On a first come, first served basis).
√ Registration fees: 100 euros are to be paid by Paypal or Bank Transfer after sending in your registration form. Registration fees will be refunded, given that the cancellation happens minimum fifteen days before the settled starting day of the course.
√ Tuition fees: 200 euros are to be paid at the beginning of the course to Learn4Good Larnaca.
Participants will receive a receipt for registration and tuition fees. Tuition fees cannot be refunded. At the end of the course, students will be given a certificate of attendance.
√ This REGISTRATION FORM should be sent by the 26th July 2025 to: greekinlarnaca@hotmail.com
√ Course content : Language Functions:
- Telephone conversations
- Living in a Greek town
- Buying and selling products
- Choosing and booking an event
- Expressing and supporting an opinion
- Speaking about past habits and new future lifestyle
- Applying for a job/working conditions/CV
- Public services in Cyprus/Greece
- Cyprus/Greek educational system
- Reading an original Greek story (level 3 or/and 4)
- Discussing current issues on the island
√ Course content : Grammar and use of Language:
- Practising present/future/past simple at intermediate level
- Differences between simple and continuous tenses/moods
- Conditional sentences - other subordinate types of clauses
- Definite/indefinite articles - absence of article
- Indefinite and indicative pronouns
- Irregular groups of nouns and adjectives
- Introduction in passive voice perfetc and imperfect tenses
- Indirect Speech
The above course is designed according to the COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK.
For your best placement in a course, please contact us in order to identify your Greek Language Level.
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