Let's get to know each other in this trial lesson! 

I have planned the first 15' as a time of mutual introductions and a chance of you to let me know what are your aspirations and interests. In the remaining 30' I would suggest some "themes" for the day as a first showcase of my class layout. I would have you choose, for example between "cinema", "mythology" and "cooking".  

We'd start with "small talk" related to some contemporary news over the subject, or a recent experience you'd like to talk about. Then we'd be moving on to a particular article, lyrics, poem, or comic panel, for reading/hearing comprehension and even some grammar, wow! 
For last, we would have waiting a known colloquial expression, accompanied by video extracts where the phrase is being used in a known moment from a Greek movie, series, or song!

Keep in mind that, although the model I am presenting is thought about someone that has a basic level of Greek going on (e.g. living in Greece, their life partner is Greek, they work with Greek people...), the class would be adapted to :

-   your level of Greek, even if you are a total beginner! Even without knowing the Greek alphabet yet, we start with phonetic writing in latin characters!

-   your interests, for example, if you are planning a first time trip to Greece and you need some specialized vocabulary to make your trip a better experience! 

Thank you, and hope to see you soon,
Asteris

Need to get some basic Greek going on , to take full advantage and enjoy your upcoming trip to Greece? Do you need somewhere to start from, so that one day you can read the Greek copy of Little Prince in your collection? Have your Greek In-Laws gotten too aggressive stuffing your kids with ice cream and treats every time you visit them and you desperately need a serious level up on your so far-toddler-Greek skills, so that you can tackle them with just the right rudeness level to keep things in order? 

If you feel not completely represented by that description, but you're still a beginner that is interested in having some fun time learning Greek, 
then this is a class for you!

Beginner's Luck

You have your basic Greek toolkit, but you keep making the same mistakes? Do you get your basic message through, but "ότι" and "να" keep messing with you? Don't worry adventurer, you are not alone on this journey through the uncharted forests of the Intermediate Greek conversation jungle!