NovaMova is proud to offer you our well tested Russian language immersion programs that will involve you in using your speaking skills actively, on Russian lessons in the classroom environment and outside of it.
NovaMova collaborates with higher educational institutions around the globe and the school also welcomes individual students who need to know the Russian language for their work, education, government service or pleasure. Our time-proven teaching approach and methodology only expands and improves with time.
In 2019 NovaMova International Language School in Kyiv was inspected by Eaquals (Evaluation and Accreditation of Quality Language Services) and re-confirmed as an accredited member of Association.
To power your newly acquired knowledge in class you can have an individual lesson with a teacher or have a great peer-coaching session. The one-on-one Language Tandem methodology is real-world tested and lets you bring what was learned in class to real-time situations. The peer-coach will correct your language if necessary and perhaps can give you alternative routes to express your mind. NovaMova also keeps great Russian-speaking hosting families for our students. You will get to know warm and generous people who know how to cook and who know how to involve you in conversations.
For you to be able to use your new language immediately in daily situations cannot be overestimated. NovaMova is made of great communicators and we enjoy to offer more interesting activities to you outside your Russian lessons. With Russian courses at every level, we are ready to teach everyone who wants to learn Russian in a most effective, innovative way possible!
| Number of weeks | Price per week |
|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 195 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 175 |
| 9+ weeks | € 165 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 250 | € 300 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 220 | € 270 |
| 9+ weeks | € 200 | € 250 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 375 | € 450 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 330 | € 405 |
| 9+ weeks | € 300 | € 375 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 500 | € 600 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 440 | € 540 |
| 9+ weeks | € 400 | € 500 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 750 | € 900 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 660 | € 810 |
| 9+ weeks | € 600 | € 750 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 320 | € 345 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 285 | € 310 |
| 9+ weeks | € 265 | € 290 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 445 | € 495 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 395 | € 445 |
| 13+ weeks | € 365 | € 415 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 320 | € 345 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 285 | € 310 |
| 9+ weeks | € 265 | € 290 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 445 | € 495 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 395 | € 445 |
| 13+ weeks | € 365 | € 415 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 320 | € 345 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 285 | € 310 |
| 9+ weeks | € 265 | € 290 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Number of weeks | Low season Price per week |
High season** Price per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 weeks | € 445 | € 495 |
| 5-8 weeks | € 395 | € 445 |
| 13+ weeks | € 365 | € 415 |
Please, note, on the following bank holidays the school is closed, no classes will be held, and students will not be charged:
Lessons length - one lesson lasts 45 minutes
| Zone | Board | 1-4 weeks price per week | 5+ weeks price per week | Extra day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 zone | RO | € 130 | € 110 | € 18 |
| 1 zone | BB | € 150 | € 130 | € 20 |
| 1 zone | HB | € 180 | € 160 | € 25 |
| central zone | RO | € 160 | € 140 | € 22 |
| central zone | BB | € 180 | € 160 | € 25 |
| central zone | HB | € 210 | € 190 | € 30 |
| Transfer | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Airport transfer KBP (Boryspil) | One-way | € 30 |
| Airport transfer KBP (Boryspil) | Two-way | € 55 |
| Airport transfer IEV (Kyiv/Zhuliany) | One-way | € 30 |
| Airport transfer IEV (Kyiv/Zhuliany) | Two-way | € 55 |
| Railway station transfer | One-way | € 20 |
| Railway station transfer | Two-way | € 35 |
Small groups (up to 10 people) will allow you to fully participate in the process of cooking. Before the class, every student gets a copy of the recipe to be cooked and a glossary of terms that will be used so that whatever is being said in the kitchen will be understood and committed to memory.
The moving images are a great source of motivation and enjoyment at the same time! They make your learning keep going! Cinema uncovers wonderful opportunities to see how the language works in so many varied situations that only fiction movies can provide!
You will hear a genuine and diversified language wrapped in high quality sound for your learning, listening and viewing pleasure. In many episodes the visual context will help your intellect to decipher what is said at the moment even if you do not understand the lines.
Films are shown in our comfortable specially equipped movie room: both the sound and the video are of high quality so that you could hear and read effortlessly. The films are integrated into the teaching syllabus and usually is a part of your classroom before and after viewing. Many teachers today are more and more keen on building the whole course on the films of their professional preference.
Golden Gate
We normally start our Excursion Program with the walking tour of the city center right at the doorstep of NovaMova. This is the historical area full of traces of the distant path. This is where our most important historical ruler Yaroslav the Wise built the Golden Gate of Kyiv and the St. Sophia Cathedral back in the early 11th century.
The street where our students walk daily once was a part of Yaroslav’s Barrier Wall that shielded the city from nomadic tribes. This Wall was connected to the Golden Gate which serves today as a museum and an area for public events. The monument of Yaroslav the Wise is located next to the Gate in a cosy park, a favourite spot of buskers, lovers of book-crossing and street coffee.
St. Sophia Cathedral
Continuing along, we reach Kyiv’s most important historical landmark - St. Sophia Cathedral. You will learn that it was named after the Holy Wisdom rather than a certain saint as the idea was to build the church in the image of Hagia Sophia cathedral in Constantinople (now Istanbul), the cradle of the Orthodox Church. It’s the burial site of Yaroslav the Wise, a father to Queen Anne of France.
Today the cathedral is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and it stands as a secular museum of Ukrainian Christianity and history. It carries magnificent original mosaics and frescos from the 11th century that attracts tourists and scholars from around the world.
Street Markets and Parks
To the north-east of St. Sophia Cathedral we will come to St Michael square with an eponymous cathedral also called the Golden Domed, and you will quickly find out why. It was also built in the middle ages and then destroyed during the early years of communist rule. It sits on a bluff with an old park and a beautiful bird-eye view of the river, islands, and the remaining city with the neighbouring towns and villages.
From there you can descend on Kyiv’s cable tram also known as funicular that was built in 1905 and runs to the present day or you can walk to St. Andrew Descent with a beautiful baroque church on top of it. It’s a favourite street of all Kyivits. It’s famous for its art and souvenir market, stylish cafes and restaurants, theatre and museums.
Mikhail Bulgakov a famous local writer who authored Master and Margarita lived in house #13. Today it’s one of the world’s top literary museum dedicated to Bulgakov and his heritage. The cobble-stoned street will take you down to Podol area where the time seems to stand still.
Formed about a thousand years ago and located on the beautiful slopes Lavra initially served as a hiding place for first Christians who fled there to find refuge from persecution. They lived in caves where they had their own cells and even temples that you can visit today.
Later the fame of the monastery reached far beyond the state borders and the missionaries from Greece and Constantinople were seeking to join their brethren in the caves and with the adoption of Christianity helped them to develop a monastery that quickly grew into the worshipping center for all of the Orthodox world.
Today lavra is included into the UNESCO’s World Heritage list as a place of great historical significance. The monastery welcomes visitors of any belief and walk of life and invites you to observe the ancient catacombs, temples and museums.
Apart from religious sites you will be able to attend the Museum of Book Printing, Museum of Decorative Art of Ukraine, Museum of Cinema, Museum of Treasures that displays truly unique jewellery made by early nations that populated the area of modern Ukraine long before forming Rus of Kyiv. Also, you will be able to visit one of a kind Museum of Miniatures.
You can often meet the author himself as Mykola loves to come and talk to the visitors. It is undeniably most curious and fascinating museum of microminiatures in the world!
The graphic exposition will guide you step by step to the big picture of the calamity and to answers to all your questions. Perhaps! As there is still no unanimous concord on what really caused it! It shows that the activated nuclear power can have a mind of its own and demonstrate unexplained behaviour even in a controlled environment.
The text you will hear is powered by the specific language, so we will help you to prepare. You can as well have a translator or have the entire tour in English and other languages. Students at the advanced level can even have their own translation practice set up in this museum.
The monumental statue is the Motherland, a 62-meter-high statue of a woman holding a shield and a sword in her hands. This monument is 15th tallest monument in the world.
Inside the pedestal you will find the main exposition which contains 14 connected halls each dedicated to every stage of the war. You will see a lot of documents of war, photos and real-life installations that will bring you a fuller knowledge of that not so distant war that changed the world order things which once seemed so solid, however, presently is facing a risky challenge. In times it is an emotional experience to be in the museum as war is a heavy thing.
The museum does a good job keeping the balance between how you should feel and what you should know. It’s giving you facts that you can fill in your own puzzle and have your opinion.
The text you will hear is powered by the specific historical reference language, so we will help you to prepare. You can as well have a translator or have the entire tour in English and other languages. Students at the advanced level can even have their own translation practice set up in this museum. It’s a nice park area over the hilltop over water, a good place to spend time, too!
NovaMova has standing authorization to lead groups to the underground Command Post, an actual missile silo, a disarmed SS-18 (Satan) missile, bunkers, components and mechanisms that make the missile fly and much more. This is where you have a unique chance to go back in time of Cold War and peep behind the iron curtain. We offer a one-day tour that includes transportation, a tour guide, and interpreting.
Within just a few hours you can take an imaginary journey through the entire Ukraine and see how people lived in different parts of the country.
As long as you have travelled all the way to the South Caucasus, it would be a shame not to
make the short hop down to Armenia. Armenia is an incredible country with a fascinating
history, unique culture, and incredible beauty.
Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia
Yerevan will be your first stop. Prepare to take a step back into the 20th century,
as Yerevan’s architecture is reflective of its Soviet past. In Yerevan, you will have an
opportunity to visit the famous Ararat Brandy Factory for a tour and tasting. The company’s
signature brandy is reserved for special occasions all over the post-Soviet Union. The trip
to Yerevan will include a trip just outside of town to a restaurant, famous among the locals
for music, dancing, and of course, great food. Don’t forget to try the trout, an Armenian
specialty.
Ancient Monasteries, Temples, and Cathedrals
While in Armenia, you will visit the breathtaking Geghard Monastery, founded in the 4th
century by Gregory the Illuminator amongst the cliffs and canyons of the Azat River Gorge.
The current structures were built in 1215, following the destruction of the original site by
Arabs in the 9th Century. This same excursion will include a visit to the nearby Temple of
Garni, a classical Hellenistic structure. You will also visit the gorgeous Echmiadzin Cathedral,
the mother site of the Armenian Apostolic Church
This excursion includes:
• Transportation
• Lodging for 2 nights
• 2 meals a day
• NovaMova guide
• Guide services
• Entrance fees
This excursion begins with a 10-minute drive along the coast to the ancient Roman
fortress at Gonio. The fortress was built in the first century AD and occupied by
numerous empires since.
This excursion includes:
• NovaMova Guide
• Transportation
• Fortress entry fee and guided tour
Enroll before December 14 and get a ticket to the National Opera House for free.*
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