Why do you want to learn Russian?
This is the most important question of all for anyone thinking of learning a language (or anything else) - but only you can answer it for yourself. Your reason for learning is what will keep you interested, and will also affect the way you want to learn.
Rather than list a whole lot of reasons why Russian is often thought to be useful, interesting, accessible, and beautiful (it is all of these) this site attempts to give practical advice - where to study, learning and teaching materials, how to find out about Russia itself, and how to interest your children in Russia. We have included information on some other East European languages where available, particularly Polish and Ukrainian.
Rather than list a whole lot of reasons why Russian is often thought to be useful, interesting, accessible, and beautiful (it is all of these) this site attempts to give practical advice - where to study, learning and teaching materials, how to find out about Russia itself, and how to interest your children in Russia. We have included information on some other East European languages where available, particularly Polish and Ukrainian.
Russian language and culture
A downloadable short course for schools - two versions
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Find a course
Where to find Russian courses in Scotland
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Learning materials and qualifications
Materials for teaching and learning Russian, and some of the qualifications available.
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Outside the classroom
Some suggestions on how to find out more about Russia
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Website for kids
A website for children full of interesting facts about Russia
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Some leaflets for schools
Click on the leaflets to download.
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