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“Greek for Late Beginners” – The successful online program of the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools continues

This highly successful program currently offers five online classes with over 30 students enrolled

Newsroom January 9 06:18

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) Schools are excited to announce the continuation of their successful online Greek language learning program, “Greek for Late Beginners“, for the new school year.
Launched four years ago during the pandemic, the program is designed for children aged 10-18 years who have not previously had the opportunity to learn Greek. Through an interactive and engaging educational environment, students can:

• Develop their communication skills in Greek,
• Explore the Greek language and culture, and
• Actively participate in lessons using modern technological tools.

The GCM Schools created this program to address the needs of students who, due to time constraints, daily obligations, or geographical challenges such as living far from Greek schools, have missed the chance to start learning Greek earlier. Now, students of Greek heritage in Melbourne and across Australia can connect with their ancestral language and culture, deepen their sense of identity, and feel closer to their roots.

This highly successful program currently offers five online classes with over 30 students enrolled. A team of experienced and dedicated teachers ensures that every child receives a high-quality education tailored to their needs.

Program Structure and New Classes

Courses are offered in cycles of 8-10 two-hour lessons. Students can choose between open classes (up to 10 students) or small closed classes (4 students) for a more individualized learning experience.
The new classes begin in February:

New Class A1.1: Monday, February 3, 4:30–6:30 PM
(No prior knowledge required. Develops basic skills such as learning the alphabet, greetings, self-introduction, and daily activities.)

Classes for Term 1:

• A1.3: Tuesday, February 4, 4:30–6:30 PM
• A1.4: Wednesday, February 5, 4:30–6:30 PM
• A1.3: Wednesday, February 3, 4:30–6:30 PM
• A2.2: Wednesday, February 5, 4:30–6:30 PM
• A2.4: Monday, February 3, 6:30–8:30 PM

Eleni Demetriou, a teacher at GCM Schools and coordinator of the “Greek for Late Beginners” program, shared her enthusiasm:

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“With this program, we offer every child who wishes to learn Greek the opportunity to fulfill their dream from the comfort of their own home. It doesn’t matter where they are or whether they have little or no prior knowledge of Greek! We start from the basics and, through our weekly lessons, nurture a passion for learning.

All that is needed is an internet connection, a computer, and the desire to learn. Our experienced team of teachers takes care of everything else. You’ll see progress from the very first week!”

For more information about the program, including the application form, please visit: greekcommunity.com.au/glb.

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