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January 30, 2002

Online – Start A2

This course is designed for students who have completed A1 level and are ready to continue their Slovak learning journey at A2 level. The course follows the structure of the

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January 30, 2002

Online – Lower A2

This course is designed for students who are continuing their Slovak learning journey at A2 level. The course follows the structure of the textbook Krížom krážom, developed by Comenius University

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May 13, 2001

Online – Lower A2

This course is designed for students who are continuing their Slovak learning journey at A2 level. The course follows the structure of the textbook Krížom krážom, developed by Comenius University

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March 5, 2001

Online – Mid A2

This course is designed for students who are continuing their Slovak learning journey at A2 level. The course follows the structure of the textbook Krížom krážom, developed by Comenius University

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March 4, 2001

Online – Upper A2

This course is designed for students who are continuing their Slovak learning journey at A2 level. The course follows the structure of the textbook Krížom krážom, developed by Comenius University

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March 4, 2001

Online – Upper A2

Details: Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 13:10–14:10 CETDates: September 22 – December 17, 2026 no class on November 17Frequency: 2× 60 min/weekDuration: 24 sessions + 1 free feedback sessionFormat: Online (Zoom)Class size:

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February 4, 2001

Online – Lower B1

This course is designed for students who are continuing their Slovak learning journey at B1 level and are ready to progress step by step through the level. The course follows

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February 2, 2001

Class – A2 Conversation

This course is designed for students who have completed A2 level and want to strengthen their Slovak before moving on to B1. The focus of the course is on speaking

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January 10, 2000

Online – Start B2

This course is designed for learners who completed B1 level  and are ready to start B2. You’ll study in small interactive groups of 3–5 students, which means plenty of speaking