Greek Level 9 is a Pre-Intermediate Greek course for students who have been studying the Greek language for a while. Greek Level 9 requires that you have previously studied Greek Level 8 or a course of at least 96 class hours.

Lessons take place once a week.

Course Content

Communication aims

• Entertainment
• Arranging to go to a function with my friends
• Asking for permission in order to do or not to do something
• Asking someone to do or not to do something
• Revision of all previous knowledge (communicative, grammar & vocabulary)

Linguistic aims

• Subjunctive revision and a lot of practice (again)
• Past tense of the verbs in passive voice (again)
• Negative imperative = negative subjunctive
• Imperative and pronouns / Negative subjunctive and pronouns
• Feminine pronouns in -ος / -οι (η οδός)
• Indefinite pronouns (e.g. μερικοί, μερικές, μερικά etc.)
• Adjective and adverb πολύς, πολλή, πολύ / πολύ
• Vocabulary:
  • Entertainment (music, cine, theater)
  • Adjectives indicating origin

Coursebook:

Pes to Ellinika A1-A2 + audio download + other downloads*

Chapters 17 & 18 

Greek Level 10 is a Pre-Intermediate Greek course for students who have been studying the Greek language for a while. Greek Level 10 requires that you have previously studied Greek Level 9 or a course of at least 108 class hours. 

Lessons take place once a week.

Course Content

Communication aims

• Holidays
• Sending a message describing the holidays I had
• Talking about past actions
• Transactions
• Buying a mobile phone programme
• Making a transaction at the bank
• Making a transaction at the post office

Linguistic aims

• Past tense
• Verbs A and irregular verbs at past tense
• Verbs B1 & B2 at past tense
• Personal pronoun at genitive form (type strong and weak with preposition)
• Female nouns ending at -ση, -ξη, -ψη
• Vocabulary:
  • Words & phrases used with past tense
  • Basic vocabulary for the bank
  • Basic vocabulary for transactions at the post office

Coursebook:

Pes to Ellinika A1-A2 + audio download + other downloads*

Chapters 19 & 20 

Greek Level 11 is a Pre-Intermediate Greek course for students who have been studying the Greek language for a while. Greek Level 11 requires that you have previously studied Greek Level 10 or a course of at least 120 class hours.

Lessons take place once a week.

Course Content

Communication aims

• Health, Feasts, Wishes, Customs
• Describing how I feel when I am not well
• Visiting a doctor
• Giving an order
• Good wishes for birthday and nameday
• Giving wishes for Christmas and Easter
• Describing customs of traditional feasts

Linguistic aims

• Simple Imperative form
• Simple Imperative form with personal pronouns
• Negative orders
• Adjectives ending in -α and -ως
• Genitive of nouns (singular & plural)
• Genitive uses
• Conditional phrases
• Temporal phrases
• Vocabulary:
  • Illnesses (symptoms, medicine, health centers)
  • Our body
  • Various medical examinations
  • Doctors’ specialties
  • Wishes for various feasts and circumstances

Coursebook: 

Pes to Ellinika A1-A2 + audio download + other downloads*

Chapters 21 & 22 

*Coursebooks are to be purchased after the first lesson and are required for the course. Books will be available to purchase from reception on the day of your second lesson.

Greek Level 12 is a Pre-Intermediate Greek course for students who have been studying the Greek language for a while. Greek Level 12 requires that you have previously studied Greek Level 11 or a course of at least 132 class hours.

Lessons take place once a week.

Communication aims

• Studies and Work
• Talking about my plans for studies
• Describing a job (working terms etc)
• Comparing two or more persons or things
• Revision of all the previous knowledge

Linguistic aims

• Connectors (όταν, αν, που)
• Final phrases (purpose)
• Causal phrases
• Oppositional phrases
• Comparative and relative superlative degree of adjectives
• Comparative of adverbs
• Vocabulary:
  • Studying
  • Working

Coursebook:

Pes to Ellinika A1-A2 + audio download + other downloads*

Chapters 23 & 24 

*Coursebooks are to be purchased after the first lesson and are required for the course. Books will be available to purchase from reception on the day of your second lesson.

Greek Level 13 is an Intermediate Greek course for students who have studied the Greek language to a fairly high level. Greek Level 13 requires that you have previously studied Greek Level 12 or a course of at least 144 class hours. 

Lessons take place once a week.

Course Content

Communicative aims

• Free time of teenagers, activities 
• Description of a film or activity 
• Presentation of a book or a film 
• Expressing desires, necessities and duties 

Linguistic aims

• Passive voice, revision and a lot of practice 
• Subjunctive, simple and continuous, comparison, lot of practice 
• The direct object and indirect object pronouns and their combination with the subjunctive, and negative subjunctive
• Vocabulary: 

• • Free time activities 
  • Arts and spectacles 
  • Greek music 

Greek Level 14 is an Intermediate Greek course for students who have studied the Greek language to a fairly high level. Greek Level 14 requires that you have previously studied Greek Level 13 or a course of at least 156 class hours.

Lessons take place once a week.

Course Content

Communication aims

• Letters to a magazine, newspaper 
• Bullying 
• Greek hospitality 
• Problems of relationships 
• Description of an event 

Linguistic aims

• Adjectives, all the categories, revision and practice 
• Degrees (comparative, superlative) of adjectives and adverbs
• Vocabulary:
  • Relationships 
  • Emotions 
  • Events