This foundational course introduces students to the essential grammar of Ancient Greek through the Active Method. Participants engage in speaking and writing from the first session, mastering the second and first declensions alongside core present-tense verb paradigms to achieve early reading and communicative fluency.

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This second-level course expands syntactic competence by navigating third-declension nominals, future tenses, and the second aorist. In full immersion, participants explore authentic fragments from Sappho, Archilochus, Theognis, and the Gospel of Luke to build a classical framework and achieve advanced reading fluency.

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This intermediate course significantly expands your narrative and communicative range by introducing the historical tenses. Participants follow the epic accounts of the Persian Wars, transitioning from present actions to past narratives while studying the imperfect and aorist tenses through active classroom immersion.

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This upper-intermediate course guides students into the second volume of the Athenaze series. Participants explore the sacred world of Greek religion and ancient medicine while expanding their grammar through the future tense, irregular -μι verbs, and introductory composition exercises.

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This upper-intermediate course continues your journey through the second volume of Athenaze, expanding your syntactical range and rhetorical competence. Participants transition into reading engaging historical narratives about Athenian civic life and the legendary encounters of King Croesus, applying advanced grammatical structures through active classroom immersion.

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This final upper-intermediate course brings your journey through the Athenaze curriculum to a dramatic conclusion. Participants will master the full system of the perfect and pluperfect tenses while reading celebrated accounts of Athenian naval supremacy and the resolution of the Croesus narrative, bridging the gap between textbook passages and original classical literature.

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