LONDON CHILDREN COURSES OF SLOVAK

Our Saturday Slovak class for upper primary and lower secondary pupils (ages 9–14) is designed for learners with existing Slovak skills who want to strengthen their language competence, confidence, and self-expression. The course combines language development, literature, and cultural topics in a supportive, engaging group environment.

How the Course Works

👫 Peer-based group learning
Students learn in a stable group that encourages discussion, collaboration, and meaningful interaction.

🗣️ Advanced communicative approach (A2–B1 CEFR)
The course focuses on fluent speaking, comprehension, discussion, and structured expression, aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (A2–B1).

📚 High-quality accredited materials
We work with our own teaching resources and authentic texts, supported by accredited Slovak language course books, particularly Aha, slovenčina, widely used in bilingual and heritage language education.

🎭 Active learning methods
Drama, debates, presentations, and project-based learning help students use Slovak confidently and independently.

🤍 A respectful and motivating environment
We support students in expressing opinions, gaining confidence, and developing a positive relationship with Slovak.

What Students Learn

🗣️ Communication and discussion skills
📖 Reading and analysing texts
✍️ Developing written expression
🧠 Expanding vocabulary and grammar
🌍 Slovakia – history, geography, society, and current topics
🇸🇰 Slovak culture, traditions, and identity
👥 Teamwork, presentations, and collaborative projects

 Why Families Choose This Course

🎯 Focus on confident and fluent communication
📚 Integration of language, literature, and culture
🎭 Interactive, discussion-based lessons
👥 Support for cooperation and critical thinking
📆 Saturdays 14:00–16:45 – three 45-minute blocks, break, and outdoor time
👩‍🏫 Experienced teachers specialising in bilingual learners

📜 Certificate of Completion
At the end of the school year, students receive a certificate of completion confirming their participation and language progress.
Please note that this is not an official Slovak school report, which can only be issued by schools operating in Slovakia.