Learn Russian Language Courses

Russian Language Courses

In Moldova, Russian and Romanian are both widely spoken. Through Projects Abroad you have the opportunity to following an intensive 60-hour, month-long Russian Language Project, with fully-qualified teachers. As with all our one-to-one language courses, from the first lesson the pace will be tailored to suit your abilities and needs. A good understanding of Russian will enable you to make the most of your free time in Moldova.

Alternatively you can undertake a short, 14-hour course in Russian. These courses are tailored to your needs and run alongside your volunteering abroad placement. If you are planning to spend at least three months in Moldova you can also choose to take a 60-hour course which will run alongside your main project. For more information please visit our Language Plus placements.

Russian Language Project in Moldova

While studying on the Russian Language Project and living in Moldova you will probably become the first foreign friend for many local people, and you have a good opportunity to influence the way they see the world. Imagine what a good impression you will make if you have taken the time to learn one of their national languages!

In Moldova, Romanian and Russian cultures meet and you can learn a great deal about the local culture in this utterly unspoilt corner of eastern Europe. Living with a Russian-speaking family in Chisinau - the small and charming capital of Moldova - you will be able to explore the enchanting sights of this developing city while you immerse yourself in the Russian language.

Chisinau blends European and Soviet influences with just a touch of 21st century chic. It's a great place for you if you love the arts; offering great museums, galleries, and spectacular operatic and ballet performances.

Projects Abroad also offers projects in Teaching, Care, Sports, Medicine, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Business and Journalism in Moldova. By starting your time in Moldova on a Language Project with a month of classes in Russian you will certainly benefit if you then choose to continue on another volunteer project. This would then allow you to put your new language skills to use in a practical work setting.