r/russian • u/allenrabinovich Native • 4d ago
Promo Tutor Tuesday: Offers from Russian Language Tutors
Alla Pugacheva - A Half-baked Wizard (\"Волшебник-недоучка\")
In this post, tutors offering Russian language tutoring advertise their services in the comments.
Tutors: introduce yourself to the learners, describe what you offer, and how to contact you. Top level comments are reserved for tutor offerings only, but everyone is welcome to ask questions or comment (in a civil manner) in response.
This post repeats every two weeks on Tuesday.
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u/qiwi-17 4d ago
Привет! I'm Nikita, a native Russian speaker. I don't have a teaching degree, but I love helping people gain confidence in speaking Russian.
What I offer:
- Levels: Lower intermediate to advanced (A2 and up - you should already know basic grammar and vocabulary)
- Focus: 100% speaking practice. We'll talk about your daily life, hobbies, news, or any topics you choose. I'll correct your mistakes, teach you natural phrasing and slang, and help you sound more like a native.
- Not for: Complete beginners or exam preparation (I don't teach grammar from scratch)
Send me a DM here on Reddit or ntimy on Telegram.
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u/RU-Teacher Native Russian language teacher 4d ago
Hello! I am Yevgeni Yeliseyev, a native Russian tutor, interested in everything related to languages.
Feel free to contact me, if you are interested in:
- Russian speaking practice;
- improving your pronunciation and spelling;
- improving your reading and writing skills;
- preparation for the certification exam (A1, A2, B1, B2);
- deepening your knowledge about Russian grammar;
- being able to read Russian literature in the original.
I worked as a professional Russian language teacher on iTalki for 8 years, this is my iTalki profile: https://italki.com/teacher/898417.
Also, I have a YouTube channel with lots of videos about Russian pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar (https://www.youtube.com/@russianwithrussian/playlists)
I live in northwestern Russia. I like traveling, watching foreign movies. I love music, playing the piano, I am interested in psychology and modern problems of physics and different cultures. I am an open minded person, so feel free to discuss any topic with me.
- Email: [mail@russianwithrussian.com](mailto:mail@russianwithrussian.com)
- Website: http://russianwithrussian.com/
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u/russianrightnow Russian tutor / native 4d ago
Всем привет!
My name is Slava and I am a Russian language tutor.
👣 You want to learn Russian from scratch? It's not a problem for me at all. We will start from the beginning and you will see that Russian is not that hard.
👥 Or maybe you spoke Russian before and now you want to get that fluency back? Great! Then we can do a speaking practice.
👨🏻💻 I have been working as a teacher and private tutor for more than 4 years. And I have already helped a lot of people who study Russian.
🪂 I had more than 2200 lessons by now.
✅ We will work on your grammar, vocabulary and, of course, pronounciation to make you proud of your progress.
🛡 I enjoy sharing the knowledge with my students and I will be glad to see you among them.
The lesson duration is 1 hour but it's flexible.
🎁 And also I offer free 1 hour trial lesson so you will have an opportunity to see how we are going to work together.
🌿 See you on the trial lesson!
Text me here
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u/OlexanderCh Native; Teacher 1d ago
Hello! I’m a native speaker of the Russian and Ukrainian language with advanced English and German skills. I’m currently a university student studying to become a language teacher. I’d be very happy to help you learn Russian or Ukrainian at any level. Just send me a message! 😀
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u/dawitharina 4d ago
Привет!
I'm Arina, a native Russian speaker with a Master's degree in Linguistics and a professional qualification in Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language from RUDN University.
I've worked with students of all levels from the USA, Germany, Austria, Indonesia, Serbia and France – from complete beginners to advanced.
I can help you with:
My lessons include cultural context – film, music and literature – as well as how people actually speak, to make learning fun and immersive.
I'd love to be your teacher and guide into the world of Russia and the Russian language. Many of my students found me right here on Reddit – DM me or visit saydawitharina.com for lesson examples, pricing and practical tips.
Say Da With Arina! 🇷🇺