Program Overview

Program Overview

The 9-week Course B2.1 level is addressed to students who have completed the B2.1 level and wish to enhance their intermediate language skills. This course provides an intensive and immersive learning experience, delivered entirely online, offering flexibility to study from any location.

Program Details

• Level Achieved: B2.1
• ECTS: 3
• Duration: 12/01 - 13/03/2026
• Online Placement Test: To be announced
• Registration Fee: 50€ (payable once per academic year and non-refundable)
• Tuition Fee: 300€
• Time Zone: Afternoon, with classes on Tuesday 18:15-19:45 EET and Monday 18:00-19:30 EET (in case of a 2nd group)
• Notes: The course schedule is subject to time zone differences and teacher availability, with possible slight differences in the final schedule.

Required Documents

1. Certificate of Studies: A secondary education certificate that allows access to higher education in the student's country, or a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD diploma. The document must be verified as authentic and officially translated into Greek or English.
2. Copy of Passport, ID Card, or Residence Permit
3. Recent Photograph: Passport or ID type
4. Proof of Payment of the 50€ Registration Fee: Payable once per academic year and non-refundable

Detailed Information

The course includes interactive lessons, engaging activities, and continuous support from experienced instructors. It is designed for students who wish to enhance their intermediate language skills and provides a flexible online learning environment.

Registration Process

• 1st Step: Gather all required documents
• 2nd Step: Pay the registration fee/tuition fee
• 3rd Step: Make the online application
• 4th Step: Wait for confirmation, which will be received within 15-20 working days

Regulations

• Requirements:
  • PC or Laptop
  • Skype or Zoom
  • Camera and microphone (obligatory activation during the course)
  • Word and PowerPoint (or equivalents)
• Provided:
  • Compulsory attendance for at least 80% of the total hours of the course
  • Attendance is required on the first day of the course
  • Students are responsible for filling any gaps that occur on their days of absence
• Prohibited:
  • Taking photographs and filming the course
  • Using a mobile phone during the course
  • Any form of violence, physical or verbal, as well as any insult or threat to other members of the class

Evaluation

• The final grade is calculated 60% from the student's performance in class throughout the course and 40% from the student's performance in the written examinations.
• The emailing of the certificate of attendance after the end of the course, provided there are no pending issues. The certificate of attendance is not equivalent to a certification of Greek language proficiency.