In our trial lesson, we can get to know each other a bit and you can share with me your preferences, your main targets, and other relevant topics on learning Greek.

I can walk you through the main areas we will be focusing on, show you some of the material and methods I use, and explain to you the overall structure or style of the lessons.

1. Students can expect to learn the Greek alphabet through a visual and auditory process which I will present through PowerPoint and informal conversation.

2. Here, you can begin learning the proper placement of modern Greek accents and their main two purposes. 
Namely:
a. Emphasise the correct syllables
b. Changing the meaning of words

3. In addition, the accents were placed by the ancient inventors of Greek to help communicate the right meaning through proper pronunciation. 

Along with the accents, here you can learn about how to properly pronounce certain words, and certain letters, and practical techniques to help you adapt to Greek pronunciation.

- The lesson contains no tests, but I do link students with homework or with worksheets.
- The methods and materials used are face-to-face practice, visual examples, text, and worksheets.

Learn the Greek Alphabet, Greek Accentuation & Practice Pronunciation

Here you can learn the Greek Pronouns in context, and how they are used as subjects in sentences:

- Personal Pronouns in context
- Indefinite Pronouns in context
- Demonstrative Pronouns
- Interrogative Pronouns, and
- Relative Pronouns.

- The lesson contains no tests, but I do link students with homework or with worksheets.
- The methods and materials used are face-to-face practice, visual examples, text, and worksheets.

Learn the Greek Pronouns, Articles & Grammatical Aspects

1. Here you can practice and enhance your Greek with me in conversation. Either in the Greek you already know, or I could present you with conversation topics.

In this lesson, I will be refining your conversation level in Greek as we discuss introduction questions, topics or ideas.

2. In addition, you can also learn our culture's colloquial terms, phrases, or simple expressions, and their relative meaning according to the context they are placed in.

Learning these will immediately help you to fit into the culture, meet people at their comfort level, and boost your confidence in learning Greek.

- The lesson contains no tests, but I do link students with homework or with worksheets.
- The methods and materials used are face-to-face practice, visual examples, text, and worksheets.