American English Conversation Courses!

A Russian Romance has excellent language programs for adults and children who are about to immigrate to the USA and other Western counties. Natalia Margolis is one of the best specialists in the city who works with women and children and teaches them not only the language, but also educates them about other cultures. This combination of knowledge is essential for a successful transition of your future wife and child.

Instructor: Natalia Margolis is a accomplished specialist teaching American English for our agency.also holds the highest qualifications as an interpreter.
Education: Krasnodar state University, foreign languages department.
Major - English language and French language.

Course Levels Pre-Course Pre-Course (1 month) This course gives all first level students a similar starting point. It is 30 hours. That allows her to work with each woman and bring them to a place where they know the alphabet and are ready to begin the level 1 course listed below. Level One (3 months): This level is for beginners and takes students from the introduction to American English through to the low-ntermediate level of competence. It is divided into two parts. The first one - Introductory Course - builds pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary and reading. It is based on elementary grammar as an essential component of second language proficiency. I use my own teaching material based on pictures, short dialogues, common life situations and short stories which allow the students step by step involvement in conversational English on the very simple level. The course length is 1.5 months. Students attend classes three times per week. One class covers 2 hours and 15 minutes of instruction time.     The second part of level 1 is from Interchange-1 by Jack C. Richards, Jonathan Hull, and Susan Proctor. It is used to develop students skills in grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing and listening.

Olga Volkova and her son Kolay Volkov enjoy their English classes with our English teacher, Natalia Margolis .   Kolya Volkov and our English teacher Natalia Margolis. Kolya has learned a lot about grammar, reading and writing studying with Natalia.

Level Two (3 months):
This course biulds on and extends the foundations for accurate and fluent communication established by Level One instruction. Interchange-2 (by the same authors) takes students from low intermediate to the intermediate level. This course covers the skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing, with particlar emphasis on listening and speaking. Level Two extends gramatical, lexical, and functional skills, enabling learners to take part in guenuine communication through the use of a wide variety of stimulating and
challenging activities. Throughout Interchange-2, students have the opportunity to personalise the language they learn and make use of their own life experience and world knowledge. Video and audio cassettes are availble and the course length is the the same as Level One.

Level Three ( 3 months): This level is for students who already speak English well and want to travel, do business or live in the United States. How to Survive in the USA by Nancy Church and Anne Moss is suggested reading at this level. This course helps students to prepare for everyday language situations they may find themselves in when they are visiting the United States, or when they are meeting Americans outside the U.S. It contains many authentic examples of forms, documents, and written material that students may have to use or fill out in real life. Audio cassettes are available to the students. All conversations on the audio tape are spoken by Americans from all parts of the U.S., from many different social and cultural backgrounds with typical American accents. Alternative Level Three courses can be taught, tailoring the course to the student's needs. This level requires 100-130 academic hours. Level Four ( 3 months) Is for is for students high intermediate level. This course the most practical Reference for the everyday Expressions of contemporary American English helps students to understand and to use non formal language. "How to use American Idioms& slang" by Emilia Gutman, Lina Maltser "Everyday American English Expresiions" by Richard A. Spears, Betty Birner and Steven Kleinedler.

Kolya and Natalia work intensively on a special English program for children who will emmigrate with their mothers to the USA.