You can go see on www.ecole-club.ch or on www.inlingua.ch or on www.ifage.ch

The least expensive is IFAGE, it's a center helped by the government. The quality is rather good and the teachers friendly.

Migros lessons have a good quality, but are more expensive. You'll be sure to find the right lesson for you, but they tend to cancel lessons one week before they start. Be sure to have a green mark next to the lesson to be sure it won't be. Getting paid back is a nightmare there.

The highest quality, with really serious lessons is in Inlingua. I've had very good japanese lessons there, but also heard good from students of other classes. There, you'll be sure to have homework and progress quickly. The prices depend of the number of students. You can get the information on the internet, I think the prices are fair.
Mangamania, Jun 10, 2009 @ 16:38

[quote]Hello; I took the decision to try to learn the beautiful russian language. Any advice for a good teacher?



Laurent[/quote]





Check also Université populaire. It's almost free.

Laris(s)a
Larisskart, Jun 17, 2009 @ 17:06

I know someone who can taught you Russian language for a cheap price. If someone interested let me know.

orkhan b, Dec 4, 2012 @ 04:18

Hello,Laurent! I'm student of European University in Geneva. I speak Russian as mother tongue…because I was born in Moscow and finished school here. If you need russian courses. I will help you. I'm just student, I don't want much money lesson.. I look forward to your answer. 

Best regards,

Isa

Isa Mamedov, Feb 3, 2013 @ 03:29

The best thing offered in Geneva is at Russian department at UNIGE, and if I remember correctly the university of Zurich also offers Russian courses. Google it.

 

Evgenia, Feb 3, 2013 @ 03:50

Hello, Evgenia.

But I can help with speaking and grammatic exercises. Besides cheaper than in department at UNIGE and cheaper than in Zurich.

Isa Mamedov, Feb 3, 2013 @ 04:33

Hello,
I had private russian lessons at ecole Varadi near Rive http://www.ecole-varadi.ch/ and wasn't disapointed, teacher was very good and motivating.

Maybe the most expensive solution, but it totally worth it if you really want to learn something and group classes are not for you.

Yoann P, Feb 3, 2013 @ 12:19

Hello!

 

You didn't understand. I know Russian very well. I want to teach others.

 

Thank you

Isa Mamedov, Feb 3, 2013 @ 17:02

I'm looking for russian classes too.

Isa, if you are still ready to give russian lessons, I'm interested! :-)

As S, Feb 22, 2013 @ 23:37

I'm looking for russian classes too.

Isa, if you are still willing to give russian lessons, I'm more than interested :-)

As S, Feb 22, 2013 @ 23:39

Hello! 

I'm ready help you! My phone number: +41793029885

Isa Mamedov, Feb 23, 2013 @ 01:10

MGU- a branch of one of the best Moscow Universities located in Plainpalais. They give Russian classes. I tried the site www.mgu-russian.com but it can't be opened. But it is easy to find, just around the corner of Urban Bio and Boutique Hotel in plainpalais.

Abigail White, Feb 26, 2013 @ 16:43

My advice as a linguist and Russian native speaker is to take a professional private teacher. Not just a Russian native speaker but the teacher who can teach u grammar rules.Because it s a separate specialization in Russia - Russian as a foreign language. And Russian language is very much difficult. U can try here: http://www.lomin.ch/index.php?page=contact&lang=ru

maybe expensive, but u can start with one time per week.

Olga M, Feb 26, 2013 @ 20:22

Hello, I am a native Russian speaker and I have a 3 years experience in tutoring, if you are interested in learning Russian/English, let me know ;) 

 

 

Regina Taymasova, Sep 17, 2013 @ 23:03