Levels available: A0–A1 / A2 / B1 / B2+
(Depending on demand & group openings.)
 

📌 A0 — Absolute Beginner (Pre-A1)

You’re brand new. You might know kaliméra… and that’s about it.
In this level, we build your first “survival Greek”: saying your name, recognising the Greek alphabet, catching very simple questions, and responding in tiny, safe sentences—without panic. (Think yes/no, one-word answers, and short phrases that actually work in real life.) 

📌 A1 — Your First Real Greek

You can understand and use very basic everyday phrases, introduce yourself, ask/answer simple personal questions… as long as the other person helps a little and speaks clearly. 
This is where you stop “knowing words” and start building tiny conversations: greetings, cafés, shopping, directions, family, daily routine—slow, friendly, doable.

📌 A1+ — You Know the Basics. Now Make Them Move.

You can order at a taverna, introduce yourself, survive small talk… but you still get stuck mid-sentence.
This level is about speed + comfort: more questions, more answers, more “wait—how do I say that?” moments… with gentle help so you keep going instead of freezing.

📌 A1++ — From “I Manage” to “I Can”

You’re already speaking… but it still feels like a puzzle.
Here we make your Greek more automatic: longer turns, smoother sentences, easier question-asking, less “grammar in your head” while you’re talking. You’ll practise the kind of small everyday exchanges that build confidence fast.

📌 A2 — Everyday Conversations That Actually Happen

A2 is the sweet spot of real-life Greek: you can handle simple, routine exchanges about familiar topics—shopping, plans, work, home, daily life. 
This level helps you stop sounding “textbook-correct but quiet” and start sounding natural enough to keep the conversation going.

📌 A2+ — Real Talk, Real Speed, Real Greece

You can speak… until Greeks speak back quickly.
A2+ is where you train for real rhythm: common expressions, opinions, comparisons, mini stories, “wait—let me explain,” and all the useful glue words that make you sound more fluent. It’s still supportive—just with more stretch.

📌 B1 — You Can Handle Life in Greek

At B1 you can deal with most situations while travelling, follow clear speech on familiar topics, and tell simple connected stories about experiences, plans, and opinions. 
This level is for longer conversations: explaining, reacting, storytelling, giving reasons, agreeing/disagreeing politely—without needing to rehearse every sentence.

📌 B2 — Fluent, Spontaneous, No “Script”

B2 means you can interact with real fluency and spontaneity, discuss more complex topics, and explain viewpoints with pros/cons. 
This is where conversations get juicy: deeper discussion, nuance, humour, idioms, culture, “let’s actually debate this,” and sounding like you—in Greek.

Choose Your Perfect Group:

Welcome to “Local… but Speechless.”

You live in Heraklion (or you’re here a lot). You’ve heard Greek every day at the bakery, the laïkí market, the pharmacy, the cafés.

And still… you do the smile + nod + English routine.

You rehearse what you’ll say in your head.

You almost say it.

And then the moment arrives… and your brain goes: 404. Greek not found.

Not because you’re “bad at languages.”

Because random studying doesn’t turn into usable Greek.

You don’t need more theory floating around in your head.

You need a system that takes you:

from rules → to words → to sentences → to real-life Greek.

Heraklion Greek Lessons (In-Person)

Structure when you need it. Confidence when you’re ready.
This is a structured, teacher-led Greek course with tiny groups—built to help you actually learn the language (not just “expose” yourself to it).
What you can expect:

• Clear explanations (without drowning in grammar)

• Practical vocabulary you’ll actually use in Crete

• Reading + listening that trains your real-world understanding

• Writing that locks the language into your memory

• Light, guided speaking practice

Because yes, you’ll speak a little but the main mission is learning Greek properly