A2–B1
One week intensive course
Scheduled upon agreement
Boost your Russian skills through a focused Russian intensive course in Narva — one of the most authentic places in the EU to learn Russian. At the University of Tartu Narva College, high-quality instruction meets real-life practice in a city where Russian is spoken everywhere, helping you progress quickly and confidently.
During this one-week programme, you will improve your listening and speaking skills through city tours, everyday interactions, and guided activities across Northeast Estonia. The course helps you gain confidence using Russian beyond the classroom while deepening your understanding of the region’s cultural and historical landscape.
The programme can be customised in duration or expanded with additional excursions, offering a flexible and engaging way to accelerate your Russian learning within the EU.
Level: A2 → B1
Credits: 3 ECTS
Workload: 32 classroom hours + 46 hours of independent work
Dates: To be agreed
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By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Standard fee for a group consisting of students (optimal number 6-10 ppl): starting from € 3500. A group consisting of non-students (optimal number 6-10 ppl): starting from € 4100 + VAT (24%).
Housing, transportation, and meals are not included.
The one-week intensive Russian language course is primarily designed for groups. Course dates, content, and practical arrangements are agreed individually, allowing the programme to be tailored to each group’s needs.
Individual participants are also welcome to express interest. Please contact us to discuss available options, and our team will be happy to explore suitable arrangements with you.
Get in touch to design your course
I would actually say it is the perfect place for a course like this because - and yes I might be saying this because I am coming from London - it is a quiet place, sometimes boring, but ideal because of the immersion and all of the free time which can be committed to learning.
There are several ways to enter Estonia for the purpose of studying at the University of Tartu (UT). The available options depend on the student's country of origin, as well as the level and duration of their studies at UT.
Find out more from the UT webpage
Students can choose between a student dormitory, private apartments, or staying with a host family. The Narva College dormitory at Paul Kerese 14 offers rooms at 125–250 EUR per month, while private apartments are widely available and host family stays provide a more immersive local experience.
The program fee includes teachers’ fee, materials fees, and classroom rent at Narva College. It also includes any cultural programs that are part of the course activities.
Living in Narva is in general, cheaper than in Tallinn or in Tartu, especially when it comes to paying rent. Breakdown of living costs for Narva can be found here https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Narva-Estonia