We're thrilled to announce our 2025 programs, designed with even more exciting options to enrich your learning journey. Here’s what you need to know: Validity: Prices and programs apply from…
Exciting News from Greek School Alexander! We're thrilled to announce the new start dates and closure days for all our morning courses in 2025! Whether you're a beginner or looking…
We were recently invited to the charming book café Literature House in Kypseli, where our wonderful student Elena Radoi, together with Japanese artist Satoshi Kawata, is working on the interdisciplinary…
Learning Greek goes far beyond grammar books and classroom walls — it's also about tasting the language, hearing its rhythms around a shared table, and experiencing culture in the most…
As we approach the grand final of Eurovision, we would like to express our appreciation for Greece’s representative, Klavdia, who chose to sing in her native language — Greek. At…
This spring, we experienced one of those rare, heartwarming coincidences that only time and friendship can bring. Joudy and Marie Caroline, two of our long-time French students who have joined…
Few things capture the spirit of a Greek summer quite like an open-air cinema. Known locally as “therina sinemá” (θερινά σινεμά), these outdoor movie theaters are not only a way…
From Friday, May 16, 2025, the beloved Greek-Canadian writer, actor, and director Nia Vardalos presents Tiny Beautiful Things for the first time in Greek at the Pallas Theater in Athens.…
Studying Greek in Athens is more than a classroom experience — it's a journey into the heart of Greek culture, language, and daily life. One of the reasons students from…
We are proud to highlight the achievements of our student Elena Radoi, originally from Romania and currently living in Berlin, who is studying Greek at the B1 level at our…
Over the course of two intensive and inspiring weeks, our A1 students from the Netherlands and Germany successfully completed their Compact Course at our school in Athens. In just ten…
We were delighted to hear from our former student Dragica Fabjan Andritsakos and to learn about her latest accomplishment: the publication of Moja zbirka, her Slovenian translation of Nikiforos Vrettakos’…
