Education in Larissa

Larissa, like the rest of Greece has more than it's share of "frondistiria" This is a school outside of school. I guess you can call it a private school that can supplement the public school. A typical day for a high school student is that they go to school from about 8:00 AM until about 2:00 PM. After that, they go home and have lunch (all Greeks have lunch between 2 and 4 o'clock) and then head off to the frondistirio until about 9:00 P.M. The idea is that if you want to get average grades you go to school, but if you want to get excellent grades you need the frondistirio.
Larissa also has its share of private tutors that are willing to teach you anything you want to learn. From English to Chinese, from boxing to basket weaving and everything in between. And of course there are also private schools for those that want to avoid the public system all together.
At the very top of this is a very large international school, "The International School of Larissa" for children of foreigners, or Greeks who can afford to pay for a higher quality of education.

Learn how to speak Greek

whether you are in Greece for a short time and you want "basic survival Greek" or you want to get a university degree so you can teach Greek at the University of Alberta in Canada, a certified Greek language instructor can help you.

Hi, My name is Ioanna Hatzouli and I teach Greek, and Ancient Greek to native speakers. I also teach Greek to visitors. I teach all levels of Greek depending on your needs. From "Simple Survival Greek", to "Advanced Grammar". I am also available to translate any document you need translated.

Greek lessons can be intensive, weekly or occasional to meet the needs of the student.

Contact me
Ioanna Hatzouli
697 910 5691

I will arrange a free introductory lesson anywhere in the Larissa Prefecture
I look forward to hearing from you