Armenian Individual Courses

Individual Armenian lessons are a good option if you want to tailor the learning program with the teacher entirely to your needs.

How do I start learning Armenian on individual course?

A package of four clock hours of classes costs 160 USD or 140 EUR and is payable before the first class of the package.

If you are considering an individual course, the best first step is to schedule a 15-minute meeting with Asia to outline your current level of Armenian, your learning goals, and the best starting point. After the meeting, you will also receive a short assessment test tailored to the level discussed during the initial conversation.

If you are starting from alphabet, you can also email us at joanna@jezykikaukazu.pl

Once the meeting is scheduled, you will receive an email notification containing the meeting link and an option to reschedule should your plans change.

We will determine the frequency of your lessons during a meeting or via email. We typically suggest classes once, twice, or three times a week. Each lesson lasts 60 minutes, and we recommend setting aside about 20–30 minutes after each session for revisions and homework.

Azerbaijani course lessons in pairs take place from Monday to Thursday between 9:00 AM and 7:45 PM CET (availability of days and times depends on the current courses schedule).

All our courses are fully online. We also provide materials in electronic format. We do not conduct in-person classes.

Individual Armenian lessons are sold in 4-hour packages, as this is the minimum time required to learn and practice a specific skill or topic. Our goal is not just to introduce a specific rule, but to help you actively practice it through exercises involving speaking, writing, and listening.

You can also pay for a larger number of hours upfront—such as 8 or 12—or regularly purchase new packages after completing 4 sessions.

What do participants say about our individual courses?

I really appreciate the balance between new topics and revision, useful phrases and the teacher's involvement in my learning process. I feel progress after each lesson.

The teaching material was very well-thought-out – challenging, yet presented in an accessible and logical format. The first stage of learning, covering the alphabet and reading, was given due attention, allowing students to gradually become familiar with the new and demanding writing system. Subsequent topics were introduced at an appropriate pace, allowing for systematic skill development. The teacher was also a major asset of the course – extremely committed, patient, and flexible. She was able to adapt the pace and delivery to the participants' needs, took the time to explain more difficult concepts, and ensured everyone felt comfortable while learning. Her individual approach, kindness, and openness to questions significantly improved the quality of the course and motivated them to continue learning.

I am satisfied, I eagerly come to classes, there is a relaxed atmosphere. I'm not stressed although Armenian is extremely difficult for me and I know that I still don't spend enough time on it. So I don't expect much progress from myself, I'm just happy to have these lessons.

What is your Armenian language learning like in the course?

Before the first class, you receive access to a dedicated folder containing materials for at least two lessons, among other things.
Depending on your preferences, you can print the materials to take notes on them or use them in electronic form.
At the end of the lesson, you receive homework. We tailor the volume and scope of the homework to your time constraints.

What materials will you use in the Armenian course?

Our group Armenian courses are based on our own curriculum, which aligns with the European A1–C2 scale. During lessons, you work with exercises we have developed and excerpts from our own Armenian grammar materials.

Additionally, you review the material using our flashcards and interactive exercises, practice speaking with our visual exercises and comics, and work on listening comprehension using authentic materials we have selected to match the course level.

You receive the course materials from us in electronic format (included in the course price).

Armenian courses are taught by Nana, a polyglot, experienced teacher of Armenian as a foreign language, specialist in intercultural communication and foreign language acquisition, for whom Armenian and Georgian are native languages.

Armenian group courses also offer bonuses for students:

Armenian-English and English-Armenian dictionary

Although there are several online dictionaries available, our students don’t have to scroll through them if they forgot a word from the lesson. We’ve prepared a dedicated Armenian-English and English-Armeniandictionary with all the words from the curriculum and with dedicated flashcards which makes revisions and study much easier.

Armenian Grammar in Use

Right from the start of our Armenian courses, we provide you with explanations of the grammatical topics covered. We know that sometimes you need to refresh your memory on a grammar rule to learn more efficiently. That is why, whenever a new topic is introduced, students in our live courses receive a clear, accessible explanation of the grammar point, accompanied by numerous examples. This ensures you can always revisit material covered earlier.

A list of recommended Armenian films, series, and podcasts

All our students receive an additional list of recommended authentic materials—Armenian TV series, films, podcasts, bands, and musicians. This allows you not only to learn Armenian but also to gain a better understanding of the culture. Every student can find something that appeals to them, helping them learn Armenian more effectively.

Sample pages from our workbooks, which you receive in electronic format as part of the course.

If you prefer to learn in a pair or a small group, check out our other courses as well: