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Learn Russian in St. Petersburg - Russia Language Programs
Our experience: Our instructors have taught students from The United Nations, The WTO, The International Committee of the Red Cross, The BBC, Der Spiegel, Credit Suisse, Dresdner Bank, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Motorola, foreign embassies and consulates in Russia, and leading European and American universities. Courses: Intensive Russian Language Courses; Business Russian Classes; Russian Literature, Culture and History; Russian for Political and Economical Studies; Academic Programs and Teacher Training. Teachers: We are proud of our Russian language teachers, most qualified and professional, open, friendly and enthusiastic. Our teachers are recognized by TORFL (Test of Russian as a Foreign Language) and can therefore teach preparatory courses and give tests for official State Certificates. Activities: At our language school you can not only learn Russian, but also enjoy parties, boat trips, nightlife, excursions, picnics, cultural activities and a variety of other events. Accomodation: * Host families, providing comfortable room and board in a safe and friendly atmosphere. The family will be selected according to your requirements. And, naturally, they speak Russian! St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg, "the Cultural Capital of Russia", the Emperors' Capital and "the city of three revolutions", was originally meant to be the heart of Russia, - and became it. The city changed its name three times within the last 100 years - first in 1914 to Petrograd, because its original name sounded too German in the beginning of the First World war. After the death of Lenin, 10 years later, it was renamed into Leningrad, and in 1991 the majority of the city's inhabitants voted for the original name. St. Petersburg was founded in May 1703 by Peter the Great, the first Emperor of Russia. In the Middle Ages these lands belonged to the Great Novgorod, and were on the famous trade route from Scandinavia to Greece. In the course of the Northern war Russia returned access to the Baltic Sea, and in short time the new city became the gateway to Western Europe. It became the capital in 1712 and remained until 1918, when the Bolshevik Government moved to Moscow. The reforms of Peter the Great predetermined the international atmosphere of the newborn capital.
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