Hi,

Any listers looking for an excellent Russian teacher? Mine is on the hunt
for some new students, as a couple of hers have just left Russia.

I've gone from an absolutely dismal beginner to strong intermediate/upper
intermediate in 2 years. I just got back into Russia from a holiday
yesterday and the guys at border control said they couldn't believe I spoke
so well, and asked me whether I was born in Russia. I really believe that my
progress is largely thanks to her. I enjoy my lessons so much, and I
absolutely can't recommend her enough. She is MGU educated, and teaches very
creatively, which has worked very well for me -  I had previously become a
little frustrated with the dry, textbook-reliant Russian teaching style. She
has students from all walks of life, all ages and professions, and adjusts
lessons to any student's needs. If you want to focus on grammar (for all the
masochists out there!), you can just ask her. You need survival Russian, or
want to brush up on slang? No problem. As well as all the basics, she is
particularly good at teaching Russian literature to foreigners.

She doesn't speak full sentences in English (though she knows German very
well) but has no trouble communicating with low level students - partially
because she has a pretty astounding English vocabulary as a result of years
of teaching foreigners - sometimes she will think of the English word before
I do! You also don't need to be from an English-speaking country to study
with her. She also has Japanese, French and Czech students all of whom seem
to have no problems.

Ok, enough raving.


Aislu Van Rain: 905 725 6704 (If you have a decent Russian level already)

You can email her (in English, if you like):

[email protected]


Or, if you would prefer to talk to somebody in English, call me:

Susie: 8 916 552 1828
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