Free Diagnosis
with the school's methodologist
Individual online meeting with the mentor Palme
- Determine the level of the child's Russian language
- We will talk about the programs and format of the classes
- We will customize a program to suit your family's needs
Sign up for a free diagnosis
Why is diagnosis necessary?
🎯 Understanding the real level
The diagnosis provides an external reference point: the methodologist will help you understand what your child is already capable of doing right now, what they are good at, and in which direction they need to move forward.
👥 Choose the learning format
We organize mini-groups for up to 8 children, strictly based on age and language level. Diagnosis helps to determine exactly which group the child will feel comfortable in. We also offer private lessons if the group format isn’t suitable for your goals or you want a deeper immersion in the Russian language.
🧭 Choose a program
Palme has programs for bilingual children and for those who are learning Russian from scratch. The methodologist will help you choose the one that’s right for your child.
💬 Get answers about the school
The Methodist will explain how the education at Palme is organized and answer your questions about the format of the classes, the schedule, and the program.
How the diagnosis is carried out
What you will get after the diagnosis
- Understanding the current level of a child's Russian language and the direction to take next
- Recommendation on the training program
- Selection of a mini-group based on age and language level
- Answers to questions about the school, the format of classes, and the schedule
- All of this is free, with no obligations or deposits required.
- Free trial lesson with a teacher
Diagnosis in the Palme online school
Many Russian-speaking families in the United States, Canada, and Europe want to preserve their child's Russian language, but don't know where to start: one child understands the language, but responds in another language, another speaks Russian, but doesn't read or write.
Free diagnostics helps to figure this out in one meeting. A methodologist will determine the child's language level, explain how learning works at Palme, and recommend the appropriate program.
Diagnosis is not mandatory: after it, you decide whether to start the classes. And if you want to give it a try, the first lesson is also free.
What do parents say about the lessons at Palme School?
Frequently asked questions about free diagnostics
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How long does the diagnosis take?
The meeting with the methodologist lasts 30 minutes.
Who conducts the diagnosis?
The diagnosis is performed by a methodologist from the Palme online school.
How is the diagnosis carried out?
The meeting takes place online. After you submit your application, a mentor will contact you within 24 hours to arrange a convenient time. At the meeting, a methodist will determine the child’s level of Russian language, explain the school, and recommend a program.
Is it really free?
Yes. Diagnosis is free of charge, with no obligations or deposits required.
From what age can a diagnosis be performed?
For children aged 4 to 17 years. The presence of a parent is mandatory.
The child does not speak Russian at all. Will the diagnosis be appropriate?
Yes. Palme has groups for both bilingual children and those who are starting to learn Russian from scratch. If a child is learning from scratch, a meeting with a tutor is required to discuss your learning goals, choose the training format and program, and schedule a trial lesson with a teacher.
What will happen after the diagnosis?
You will receive recommendations for the program and the learning format based on your learning goals, as well as the opportunity to try the lessons at Palme School for free.
Sign up for a free diagnostic with the school's methodologist
We will test your child's Russian language level, select a program according to your goals, answer your questions, and sign you up for a free lesson with a teacher.
