Russia has one of the worlds richest cultures and the beauty of such places as St Petersburg is legendary. Whether you fall in love with Russia for travel, business, romance or pleasure, your new language skill will have you right in the middle of it all! As you learn to speak the language, the excitement, colour and aroma of new experiences will open a world of opportunities for you! Start your Russian experience using VLLC's e-learning method.
What Russian courses are available?
VLLC has:
- a Certificate II in Applied Language, - a Certificate in Social Proficiency, - a Certificate in Intermediate Proficiency and - a Certificate in Vocational Proficiency in Russian. Available both online and in our Centres in Melbourne and Adelaide. Whatever your capabilities, there is a learning style available to suit you and our course co-coordinators will tailor the course to meet your personal requirements. What will I learn?Whether you want to learn a language for business, travel or pleasure, our range of courses will enable you to achieve proficiency in reading, writing and spoken language and learn to converse in Russian with friends and family. Your language skills will enable you to:
Where is Russian spoken?Russia, even after the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991, is still the largest country in the world. The vast expanses of Russia cover eleven separate time zones on two continents - Europe and Asia. Russia is a multinational state and home to over 100 nationalities and languages. The Russian language was a mandatory subject in Soviet schools and almost all of the 280 million people inhabiting the former republics know and speak Russian, either as their native language or second language. Russia is one of the six official languages of the United Nations, and is spoken in at least 30 countries by 145 million in total, including those in Russia. Anyone with a good knowledge of both Russian and English can communicate with educated people in most parts of the world.
What vocational areas can I use Russian?Industries where Russian speakers can find employment include travel, tourism, transport, distribution, importing and exporting services, finance, banking, marketing, sales, public relations and advertising. There are also roles in educational institutions, media, publishing and entertainment companies, library and information services, and museums.
Russian speakers can also be employed by the local and central government, professional and research based organisations, as well as agencies dealing with trade and diplomacy, recruitment, social services. |
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