Your teachers

Who you will be learning with

A2C is a small school - two teachers, not a rotating pool of freelancers. You get the same person from the first lesson to the last, which matters more than it sounds when you are building a language from nothing.

  • Serbian as a first language, English as a working one
  • The same teacher throughout your course
  • Online over Google Meet, wherever you are
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The two of us

The people behind A2C

Aleksandra Djuric - Serbian and English teacher at A2C

Aleksandra Đurić

Serbian and English

  • Serbian is her first language
  • BA and MBA taken in the United States
  • Teaches every level, from the alphabet up

She teaches the Serbian courses. Serbian is her first language, and she took her bachelor's degree and an MBA in the United States, where English was simply the language she lived and studied in for years. That is the combination this course needs: someone who knows Serbian from the inside and can explain it in English that never gets in the way.

Since returning to Belgrade she has taught in language schools here, with students at every level - from people who have never seen the alphabet to candidates preparing for international exams.

Dragisa Djurasinovic - English teacher at A2C

Dragiša Đurasinović

English

  • Teaching English for three years
  • Focus on speaking and practical use
  • Builds the A2C platform and booking system

He teaches the English courses, so you are less likely to meet him in a Serbian lesson - but he is the other half of the school. He built his English through study, self-teaching and daily conversation with people from a lot of different countries, and that shaped how he teaches: practical use first, confidence in speaking second, grammar in service of both.

He has been teaching for three years, and also builds the A2C platform and the booking system you will be using.

How we work

What to expect in the lessons

Not a philosophy. Just what actually happens, week to week.

1

You speak more than we do

From the first lesson, even when it is three words at a time. Listening to a teacher explain Serbian is not the same as producing it, and only the second one sticks.

2

Mistakes get corrected, not counted

You will make a lot of them, especially with cases. They get fixed as they come, and nobody keeps score. Waiting until you are sure before speaking is the slowest way to learn.

3

The plan follows your reason

Someone dealing with an employer, a landlord and a bank needs different Serbian than someone who wants to talk to their partner's family. We ask why you need it, and build from that.

4

English fades out on purpose

Early on, explanations are in English. As you get further, more of the lesson happens in Serbian, until English is only there to unstick something.

5

You keep your own schedule

Slots are booked and cancelled in your own account, at the latest 24 hours ahead. No messages, no waiting for a reply to move one lesson.

6

Everything is online

Lessons run on Google Meet. The address in the footer is the company's registered address, not a classroom - nobody comes to an office.

Meet your teacher first

The trial lesson is free and takes 15 to 30 minutes. It is mostly a conversation - what you need Serbian for, where you are now, and whether this feels like the right fit.

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