The Alexandria Institute has created a program that combines "learning the Greek Language with immersing the students in the culture and history of this great city". The course runs for a duration of 2 weeks and includes 20 lessons per week, a walking tour of Athens, and the entire course material. Upon completion, pupils will be rewarded with a meal in a local tavern. Alexandria has a mixed age range of students attending their course, with half being over the age of 50. With a maximum class capacity of 8 students, it makes it easy for the teacher to adapt their teaching style to fit in with each student's unique learning taste.
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