Interactive & personalized lessons
Learning through hands-on
activities
Connection with Greek culture
Free 30' trial lesson
The free 30-minute trial lesson is the ideal way to get to know our methodology and see if it fits your needs.
During the lesson, we:
assess the student's level,
discuss your goals and expectations,
present our teaching approach and educational materials,
explain how the lesson is adapted to the student's age and level,
answer all your questions.
The trial lesson is open to both adults and children. For children, parent participation is welcome and, where needed, helps ensure the student's needs and goals are discussed more thoroughly.
Programs
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At this age, language learning happens naturally through play, music, stories, and creative expression.
Children are introduced to Greek through enjoyable, hands-on activities such as drawing, movement, songs, and storytelling. This way, language becomes part of play, and children gradually become familiar with new words, simple phrases, and correct pronunciation.
The program focuses on:
learning through play, music, and stories,
developing basic vocabulary,
becoming familiar with correct pronunciation,
creative and interactive activities,
connecting language with images, sounds, and movement.
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In primary school, language becomes a tool for communication, expression, and creativity. Children gradually develop their skills in reading, writing, comprehension, and oral communication.
Through stories, dialogues, games, comics, and small projects, students actively participate in the lesson and learn to use Greek with greater ease and confidence.
The program focuses on:
reading, writing, and oral communication,
vocabulary enrichment,
comprehension of simple texts and stories,
building expression and confidence,
creative activities, games, and projects.
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Lessons for teenagers are designed to strengthen students' language accuracy, fluency, and confidence. The content is tailored to each student's needs, whether the goal is everyday communication or exam preparation.
Students work with thematic discussions, authentic texts, podcasts, digital tools, and simulations, so they can use the language in both everyday and more academic contexts.
The program focuses on:
oral and written expression,
text comprehension and analysis,
thematic discussions,
use of digital and authentic materials,
preparation for Modern Greek GCSE and other certifications.
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Adult lessons are tailored to each student's personal, professional, or academic goals. Whether you want to learn Greek for travel, work, studies, family reasons, or exams, the program is shaped around your needs.
Teaching emphasizes the practical use of the language, with simulations of everyday situations, dialogues, thematic vocabulary, and targeted exercises.
The program focuses on:
everyday, academic, or professional use of the language,
developing oral communication,
enriching vocabulary and grammar,
simulations of real-life situations,
preparation for exams such as KPG, GCSE, and Ellinomatheia.
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GREEKLY's group lessons are designed for small groups of up to 6 people and offer a lively, participatory, and interactive learning experience.
They are ideal for:
friends or family members,
children or teenagers with a similar level,
adults who want to learn Greek together.
The lesson content is designed based on the group's level, goals, and needs. Teaching is based on communication, collaboration, and the practical use of the Greek language through activities and everyday-life examples.
Note: In group lessons, an individual student's absence does not affect the lesson taking place.
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GREEKLY was founded in 2026 with the goal of offering a modern, creative, and meaningful approach to teaching the Greek language.
Our teaching is based on interactive and communicative learning, making use of hands-on activities, role-playing, storytelling, and digital tools. Our aim is for learning Greek to be enjoyable, practical, and tailored to each student's needs.
At GREEKLY, we create a supportive and dynamic learning environment where students build confidence, develop their language skills, and form a meaningful connection with the Greek language and culture.
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Angeliki is a philologist, educator, and founder of GREEKLY, specialising in teaching Greek as a second/foreign language, intercultural education, and special education.
She holds a degree in Greek Philology from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and a master’s degree in “Education, Public Policy & Equality” from the University of Glasgow.
Since 2016, she has been teaching Greek to children, teenagers, and adults in Greece, the United Kingdom, and the United States. More specifically, she has worked in tutoring centres and Greek community schools in London, preparing students for all levels of the Certificate of Attainment in Greek by the Centre for the Greek Language, as well as Modern Greek GCSE examinations.
She has also worked in the field of educational policy in the United Kingdom, including roles with the Department for Education and Social Security Scotland, focusing on the development of educational programmes and materials.
She is currently a PhD candidate at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, researching informal digital peer-to-peer communication for the learning of Greek as a second language by children and young people.
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