No mystery and no pressure. A short session when that is all you have, a full lesson when you want to go deeper, and a calendar you book yourself.
Same teacher and the same speaking first approach. Pick whichever your week can take, and move between them whenever you like.
Short and to the point. Take any open slot in the calendar. No plan, no subscription, nothing to commit to in advance.
You come, you speak Greek, you hang up lighter than you started. This is the club, and it is the easiest way to keep Greek in your week.
Longer, and built to add up. For when you want the machinery underneath: grammar, sentence structure, why Greek does the strange things it does.
We agree a rhythm, I keep a plan, and new words and a short recap land in your inbox afterwards. The speaking never stops, it just gets scaffolding.
In euro, one to one, per person. No membership, no joining fee, and nothing that renews on its own. Prepay a pack and every session costs less.
| Prepaid | You save | 20 minute session | 1 hour lesson |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single | Full price | €14 | €35 |
| 5 sessions | 10% | €63€12.60 each | €157.50€31.50 each |
| 10 sessions | 15% | €119€11.90 each | €297.50€29.75 each |
| 20 sessions | 20% | €224€11.20 each | €560€28.00 each |
Prepaid sessions never expire, and you still book each one whenever it suits you. To set up a pack, send me a message.
No back and forth over email trying to find a time. You can see exactly when I am free.
Open the calendar and take any time that is still open. Every slot shows in your own time zone, so there is nothing to convert.
A video link comes with the booking. Nothing to prepare, nothing to read first, and the camera is optional. We start in Greek.
Book the next one whenever it suits you, or ask me for a regular weekly time if you would rather not think about it.
Short session or full lesson, the shape is the same. Structured enough to make real progress, relaxed enough that you look forward to it.
The first minute or two, just catching up at your level. It tunes your ear in and reminds you how much you already know.
Ordering food, your family, or a grammar point that keeps bugging you. Even a short session is plenty for one.
Roleplays and real conversation rather than drills. The bakery, the phone call, the family dinner.
Full lessons end with new words and a short recap in your inbox. From a short session, you keep whatever stuck.
You do not need to know a single word. And if you are rusty rather than new, you are especially welcome.
We start with the alphabet and your first real phrases. Within a few sessions you will be greeting, ordering and introducing yourself with a straight face.
You understand Greek but freeze when it is your turn to speak. Unlocking that is what I love most.
You can hold a conversation and now you want depth, speed and nuance: the slang, the humour, the confidence to argue about football.
Sydney, Chicago, London or a balcony in Greece. All you need is a quiet spot and a microphone.
Some people book most days, some once a fortnight, some keep a fixed weekly time. You are never locked in.
Need to move a booking? Reschedule it yourself from the confirmation email, or just tell me.
No subscription and no notice period. If I am not the right teacher for you, we part as friends.
Right now every session is one to one, the fastest way to get you speaking. Circles of three to five learners at the same level are on the way.
Not at all, and it is one of the nicest places to start because everything is new and progress feels fast. We begin with the sounds, and you will say real, useful phrases in your very first session.
Almost everyone tells me this in the first session. One to one is the safest place in the world to be imperfect: it is just you and me, and your mistakes are simply how I find the next thing worth teaching you.
For keeping Greek alive and getting used to speaking, yes. Short and regular beats long and rare. When you want grammar or longer conversations, book a full hour.
Once a week is a good steady rhythm. Several short sessions a week move faster if you have a deadline, like a trip or a family visit. Ask me if you want a recommendation.
Only as much as you want to. Even ten minutes here and there makes a difference, but the session itself is where the real work happens.
Yes, and that is my default. Grammar appears when it helps you say what you want to say, explained simply and in context.
Let me know in good time, or move the booking yourself from the confirmation email, and we find another slot.
One relaxed conversation is all it takes to find your level and see how this feels.