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Hi, I'm Anna. If your goal is to actually speak Russian for work, relocation, or the TORFL exam, not just pass grammar tests, that's exactly what I help with.
Certified in Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language at Moscow State University. Recipient of the Russian Government Scholarship in Science and Education. Author of a published, research backed methodology for teaching Russian through cultural immersion, presented at MSU and the Higher School of Economics.
Here's how we work together: we start with a diagnostic session, where I assess your speaking, listening, grammar, and pronunciation to build an accurate starting point. From there I design a personal curriculum around your specific goal and deadline, not a generic textbook sequence. In the first month we focus on pronunciation and building a solid foundation. Within a few months, most students start having real conversations in Russian, not just reciting phrases from a textbook. All materials are prepared and included, so you focus on learning, not searching for resources.
"Her teaching style is engaging, innovative, and flexible. I'm really enjoying the learning process, I can feel the progress and look forward to continuing my Russian lessons with her. I would highly recommend Anna to anyone looking for long term lessons and a result driven Russian language teacher." — written by one of my students
Whether you're learning Russian for work, relocation, travel, or an exam, message me your goal and deadline and I'll map out exactly where we should begin. The first 15 minute level check is free.
Learning Russian in Moscow is not exactly easy, because the language has complex grammar, pronunciation, and a unique writing system, but it is one of the most effective places to study it. Full immersion means you hear and use Russian every day, from ordering coffee to navigating the metro, which quickly builds confidence and fluency. The city offers many quality language schools and courses for all levels, and its rich cultural life gives endless opportunities to practice in real situations. With dedication and an active approach, progress in Moscow can be much faster than in a non-Russian-speaking environment.
The easiest way to learn Russian in Moscow is to combine formal study with full immersion in daily life. Enroll in a quality language school or university program for structured lessons, and then reinforce what you learn by speaking Russian in everyday situations: shopping, using public transport, chatting with locals. Join language exchange meetups, watch Russian films with subtitles, and explore cultural events so you’re surrounded by the language in natural contexts. The more you integrate Russian into every part of your life, the faster and more naturally it will stick.
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