7 language schools in St. Petersburg from 226€ for a 1 week Russian course
Russian course types in St. Petersburg
General Russian courses
Generic Russian courses cover the four main elements of a language: writing, reading, speaking and listening. They are available for all levels.- Standard Russian Courses for Adults - St. Petersburg(21)
- Combi: Group + Private Courses - St. Petersburg(8)
- Russian & Culture - St. Petersburg(4)
- Small Group (Max 6 Students) - St. Petersburg(4)
- Super Intensive Russian (+35h) - St. Petersburg(3)
- Weekend Courses - St. Petersburg(3)
- Evening Courses - St. Petersburg(3)
- Language Year - St. Petersburg(1)
- Learn Russian & Live With Teacher - St. Petersburg(1)
Private Russian courses
Private Russian classes are designed as a pack of lessons available in various formations. Students can have their one-to-one lessons in the school or online.
Russian exam preparation courses
Russian exam preparation courses are for students who need a certification of their Russian level for University entry, employment or immigration.
Business Russian courses
Learn how to shape your use of the Russian language in the business world for a competitive edge in tasks such as negotiations, conference calls and presentations.
Specialty courses Russian
Lessons that do not follow the normal structure of a Russian language course in a classroom are found in the Specialty course category.
Junior Russian courses
Russian lessons for children and teenagers can be booked in school holidays and often come as a package, which includes accommodation, activities and excursions.
Work & Study Russian programmes
Work & Study programmes are designed to improve the student's Russian level and provide real life work experience in Russian to enhance their CV and stand out from competition.
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St. Petersburg ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience
What our students said about St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg is always worth a trip. I saw the Hermitage, the Aurora ship, the Peter and Paul Fortress. Much more is possible. However, I used some afternoons for homework and deepening the content of the language lessons.
The school's student ID card with special discounts is great. Unfortunately not participated in the nightlife.
I'm a big dude, so people leave me alone, but it is just as safe a city for a single woman to walk around.
Simply great!!!! Incredible atmosphere, great museums, sights, friendly people, favourable for living.
A beautiful, attractive city full of vitality and cultural richness. It's great fun to walk around
Wet, cold and windy in winter. Very pleasant from spring to summer
I don't like going out to clubs, but the nightlife is great.
Magic city, I would have liked to extend my stay!
What language school directors said about St. Petersburg
The city of St. Petersburg was founded in 1703 by the visionary Tsar, Peter the Great, who aimed to build a capital to rival the great cities of Europe. With its majestic palaces, wide boulevards and numerous canals, at times you feel you could be in Paris, Vienna or Amsterdam, but ultimately it’s uniquely Russian. While it may no longer be Russia’s political capital, there is no doubt that St. Petersburg remains the country’s cultural capital. The Hermitage is a ‘must-visit’ and houses one of the finest art collections in the world. But that it just one of many galleries and museums, not to mention theatres and architectural gems waiting to be discovered. Although it looks beautiful in the winter snow, during the summer the city really comes alive when the ‘White Nights’ begin and the sun scarcely sets.
If you are interested in Russian culture - the best place to learn the language is Cultural capital of Russia. White Nights is best time to travel.
It is the best architecture and open museum under the air
St.Petersburg nowadays is the second biggest city in Russia which even used to be the capital of the country for two centuries.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in St. Petersburg
Very professional. I was lucky enough to have a private teacher.
13 November 2023
Course: Standard Course + 2 Immersion Modules - 6 weeks
Student age: 59 years
The people, the staff and the teachers are great. I've taken zoom courses
13 August 2023
Course: Standard Course - 3 weeks
Student age: 53 years
Good experience! I had been there only for 10 days but the teacher and staff were super nice!
Good experience
4 October 2021
Course: Standard Course - 1 week
Student age: 28 years
Central location right next to the Herimitage, small groups of 2-4 people
25 February 2020
Course: Standard Russian - 2 weeks
Student age: 58 years
Individual requests were implemented
Thank you for the wonderful time. Thank you for not incurring any fees when I rescheduled my appointment due to illness. Good service, nice teachers.
1 January 2020
Course: Standard Russian - 1 week
Student age: 36 years
Information about St. Petersburg
Key Facts about St. Petersburg
- Price index excluding rent: 40* (60% cheaper than New York)
- Price index including rent: 52* (48% cheaper than New York)
- Price index food only:31* (69% cheaper than New York)
- Big Mac price (Russia average):159.38 RUB (60% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Weather in St. Petersburg
Events in St. Petersburg
12 June 2025 - 02 July 2025During St. Petersburg's White Nights, the weeks when the sun hardly sets and the nights are not completely dark, a music and theatre festival fills the city's theatres with performances by some of the best musicians and artists of the world stage.
What to do in St. Petersburg
Arrival airport
Public transportation to city center:
Every 10 minutes, 40 minutes.
Main stops: Pulkovo Terminal 1, Moskovskaya Metro + KT, Московский Пр.,5
Every 10 minutes, 40 minutes.
Main stops: Pulkovo Terminal 1, Moskovskaya Metro + Moskovskaya, Nevsky Prospekt
Taxi: 25 minutes drive to city center of St. Petersburg
Q&A - Questions about Russian courses and schools in St. Petersburg
How much cash can I take with me when entering Russia?
Tip: Exchange your GBP, USD or other local currency into EUR before you leave. EUR notes should be as new as possible and in good condition, as notes that are worn, torn, written on or otherwise marked will not be accepted. It is not necessary to bring small denominations.”
Would it be possible to exchange my EUR for RUB in St Petersburg?
Do I have to pay a deposit and commission when opening a bank account in St Petersburg?
As a long-term student, where can I take more EUR if I ever need it?
Another way to withdraw money from abroad is to use an electronic account. We recommend you open an Advcash account, for example, and link it to a foreign card. Advcash allows you to add EUR to the account and this money can easily be transferred in RUB directly to your Russian card with minimal commission, thanks to the very good exchange rate.”
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