• Private lessons (per hour): a completely flexible model with no fixed start or end. You decide the pace, frequency, and duration of the lessons, and you only pay for the lessons you take. This option is ideal if you prefer flexible scheduling and personalised learning focused on your specific interests and goals (e.g. for business or travel purposes).
• Individual course (per module): a more structured approach with clearly defined modules of 32 lessons (e.g. A1.1, B1.1). You pay per module, and the goal is to progress systematically through the program and language levels.

No, the course is open to everyone, regardless of their language background.

For learners who speak English, Portuguese, or Arabic, I can provide additional support as I’m able to explain the lessons in these languages, especially at your beginner levels. This removes the language barrier between teacher and student, making the first steps in learning Croatian easier and helping you progress more quickly.

Private lessons include:

• an assessment of prior knowledge (if any), language goals, and interests

• a tailored lesson plan based on your objectives and needs

• the option to choose lesson times and intensity

• teaching and cultural materials

• possibility of additional consultation with the instructor

• feedback and regular communication with the instructor

• upon request, a certificate of attendance stating the number of completed lessons

No, you can start at any level, from beginner (A1) to more advanced (B2). If you already have some knowledge, I will assess your level at the beginning and tailor the lessons to your goals.

Absolutely! Knowing about the culture, customs, music, films, and everyday life of Croatian speakers is just as important as learning grammar. Culture helps you understand the context of expressions, humour, and non-verbal communication, and gives you a sense of how the language “breathes” in real life.

As a native Croatian speaker with extensive experience teaching newcomers, I always enrich lessons with cultural and practical content. I provide extra support for learners whose native languages are English, Portuguese, or Arabic, but the course is open to everyone, regardless of their language background.

One lesson lasts 75 minutes. If you wish, and depending on the instructor’s availability, we can also arrange double lessons.

Lessons are held online via Google Meet.

We schedule lessons week by week, depending on your availability and mine. For better language acquisition and to establish a routine, it’s recommended to have lessons at regular times.

Of course! This is one of the advantages of taking private lessons. Since you pay per lesson, pauses or schedule changes are not a problem.

Materials can be provided in the way that suits you best – via Google Classroom (where all documents and assignments are organised in one place), by email, or through WhatsApp for quick and practical exchanges.

The speed of progress depends on several factors: your personal commitment and lesson intensity, the similarity of your native language (or other languages you already speak) to the language you’re learning, your previous experience with learning foreign languages, the complexity of the target language, as well as your motivation and consistency.

With a well-structured program, a personalised pace, and continuous support, learning Croatian becomes achievable and motivating. My experience with learners of different ages, language backgrounds, and daily schedules shows that, with good organisation and methodology, anyone can successfully learn a foreign language – in a way that is enjoyable and rewarding.

Payment can be made via standard bank transfer or online banking.

• Private lessons (per hour): a completely flexible model with no fixed start or end. You decide the pace, frequency, and duration of the lessons, and you only pay for the lessons you take. This option is ideal if you prefer flexible scheduling and personalised learning focused on your specific interests and goals (e.g. for business or travel purposes).
• Individual course (per module): a more structured approach with clearly defined modules of 32 lessons (e.g. A1.1, B1.1). You pay per module, and the goal is to progress systematically through the program and language levels.

No, the course is open to everyone, regardless of their language background.

For learners who speak English, Portuguese, or Arabic, I can provide additional support as I’m able to explain the lessons in these languages, especially at your beginner levels. This removes the language barrier between teacher and student, making the first steps in learning Croatian easier and helping you progress more quickly.

Each level is divided into several modules:

• Preparatory level (A1): A1.1 and A1.2

• Basic level (A2): A2.1 and A2.2

• Intermediate level (B1): B1.1 and B1.2

• Independent level (B2): B2.1, B2.2, B2.3, and B2.4

• Advanced level (C1): C1.1, C1.2, C1.3, and C1.4

• 32 lessons per module

• an assessment of prior knowledge (if any), selection of the learning module, language goals, and interests

• the option to choose lesson times and intensity

• teaching and cultural materials

• possibility of additional consultation with the instructor

• feedback and regular communication with the instructor

• upon request, a certificate of attendance stating the number of completed lessons

If you have no prior knowledge, the beginner course starts from the very basics – we learn pronunciation, basic vocabulary, and grammar, with no previous experience required. All you need to bring is curiosity and a willingness to learn.

If you already have some knowledge, I will assess your level at the beginning and tailor the lessons to your goals.

Absolutely! Knowing about the culture, customs, music, films, and everyday life of Croatian speakers is just as important as learning grammar. Culture helps you understand the context of expressions, humour, and non-verbal communication, and gives you a sense of how the language “breathes” in real life.

As a native Croatian speaker with extensive experience teaching newcomers, I always enrich lessons with cultural and practical content. I provide extra support for learners whose native languages are English, Portuguese, or Arabic, but the course is open to everyone, regardless of their language background.

One lesson lasts 75 minutes. If you wish, and depending on the instructor’s availability, we can also arrange double lessons.

Lessons are held online via Google Meet.

The schedule and intensity are agreed upon at the beginning, depending on your availability and mine. For better language acquisition and to establish a routine, it’s recommended to have lessons at regular times.

Of course! This is one of the advantages of taking private lessons. Since you pay per lesson, pauses or schedule changes are not a problem.

Materials can be provided in the way that suits you best – via Google Classroom (where all documents and assignments are organised in one place), by email, or through WhatsApp for quick and practical exchanges.

The speed of progress depends on several factors: your personal commitment and lesson intensity, the similarity of your native language (or other languages you already speak) to the language you’re learning, your previous experience with learning foreign languages, the complexity of the target language, as well as your motivation and consistency.

With a well-structured program, a personalised pace, and continuous support, learning Croatian becomes achievable and motivating. My experience with learners of different ages, language backgrounds, and daily schedules shows that, with good organisation and methodology, anyone can successfully learn a foreign language – in a way that is enjoyable and rewarding.

You can pay for the course in full (with a 10% discount) or in 2 to 3 instalments at the regular price. Payment can be made via standard bank transfer or online banking.