Moscow

The Kremlin at night

Why Moscow?

Moscow is a city of many contrasts. It is a place where ancient monasteries and ultra modern monuments stand side by side, where ‘New Russian’ millionaires and poverty-stricken pensioners share the same streets. On the approach to the Kremlin, along Novy Arbat (Moscow’s equivalent to London’s Oxford Street) high rise buildings loom large. However, beautiful neo-classical houses and impressive structures such as the Bolshoi Theatre are reminders of the older city. The Kremlin, at the very heart of the city, has been the seat of power for princes, tsars and more recently, presidents. The adjacent Red Square is the home of the famous St Basil’s Cathedral with its striking, multicoloured domes. This is a city for art-lovers, historians and shoppers.

Students at work in Moscow
Interior shot of the school
Moscow street scene

Our School

Our school in Moscow (opened in January 2004) is located in a central part of the city. Our school features 10 classrooms, a library and is equipped with the latest technology (several workstations with wireless Internet for our students, DVD sets in each classroom). Hot and cold drinks, as well as snacks, are also available. The closest metro station can be reached by foot in less than five minutes. Cafés, restaurants and shops are within easy reach.

Courses Available

Standard – 20 lessons per week
Intensive – 25 lessons per week
Closed Group - 20 lessons per week
Academic Year – 20 or 25 lessons per week
One-to-one – 15/20/30/40 lessons per week
Total Immersion – 20 lessons per week

Accommodation Options

Host Family
Shared Flat
Private Apartment (on request)

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