TURKISH COURSES
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Turkish American Association Turkish Courses
TURKISH FOR FOREIGNERS
Turkish Course Inquiry Form
Unleash the Power of Turkish: Learn with the Turkish American Association!
Unlock Your Potential in Turkey
Embark on a transformative journey by learning Turkish, the language that bridges continents and cultures. In a nation experiencing phenomenal growth, speaking Turkish empowers you to:
✔ Expand your cultural horizons: Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Turkish history, traditions, and vibrant society.
✔ Boost your career: Access exciting opportunities in business, education, and more, all while building valuable intercultural connections.
✔ Simplify your life: Navigate daily interactions seamlessly and embrace the warmth of Turkish hospitality firsthand.
TAA Turkish Courses
Take the opportunity to improve your Turkish with our professionally designed courses for different levels and needs. All classes are led by experienced instructors and offered in a supportive, dynamic environment at our Cinnah Headquarters – or online!
A1M1 – Beginner Turkish
| COURSE DETAILS | |||
| Total Hours | Dates | Days | Time |
| 54 | February 10, 2026 - April 14, 2026 | Tuesday and Thursday | 18:30 – 21:05 |
Online Turkish Conversation Club
Improve your speaking skills in a relaxed, interactive setting.
| CONVERSATION CLUB DETAILS | |||
| Days | Levels | Start Dates | Time |
| Tuesdays | B1-B2 | February 3, 2026 - March 24, 2026 | 14:00 – 15:40 |
Enjoy speaking practice in small groups.
Why Choose Us?
✅ Interactive and immersive learning environment
✅ Experienced, friendly instructors
✅ Small groups for personalized attention
✅ Convenient morning and evening schedules
Online Oral Evaluation Available: Contact our Turkish Coordinator at turkishinfo@taa-ankara.org.tr to schedule your free online speaking assessment.
Turkish Course Levels
| LEVELS | |
| Level | Class Code |
| ELEMENTARY LEVELS | CLASS CODE |
| A1 BEGINNER | A1M1 54 HOURS A1M2 54 HOURS |
| A2 ELEMENTARY | A2M1 54 HOURS A2M2 54 HOURS |
| INTERMEDIATE LEVELS | CLASS CODE |
| B1 INTERMEDIATE | B1M1 54 HOURS B1M2 54 HOURS |
| B2 UPPER INTERMEDIATE | B2M1 54 HOURS B2M2 54 HOURS |
| ADVANCED LEVELS | CLASS CODE |
| C1 ADVANCED | C1M1 54 HOURS C1M2 54 HOURS |
| C2 PROFICIENCY | C2M1 54 HOURS C2M2 54 HOURS |
Turkish Course Programs
| PROGRAMS | DAYS | HOURS | TOTAL COURSE HOURS |
| REGULAR PROGRAM (Two days a week) |
Monday - Wednesday or Tuesday - Thursday |
10:00 - 12:35 or 18:30 - 21:05 |
9 Weeks / 54 hrs 18 Weeks / 108 hrs |
| SEMI-INTENSIVE PROGRAM (Three days a week) |
Monday – Wednesday – Friday | 10:00 - 12:35 | 6 Weeks / 54 hrs 12 Weeks / 108 hrs |
| INTENSIVE PROGRAM (Five days a week) |
Monday through Friday | 10:00 - 12:35 | 3.5 Weeks / 54 hrs |
| ONE-TO-ONE LESSONS | Days and times of lessons can be adjusted to suit individual schedules. | ||
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers about our Turkish courses, levels, schedules and registration process.
Visa and Residency Permit Procedures Via TAD- Turkish Language School
Students who want to stay in Turkey for three months or longer must apply for a Student Visa before they come to Turkey.
TAA Language Programs are approved and accredited by the Turkish Ministry of Education. Enrollment in the TAA-Language School for the Turkish programs enables the students to get a one-year student visa and residency permit in Turkey.
Language Course Registration Procedures for Foreign Students
According to new regulations by the Turkish Ministry of National Education, the following documents are necessary to register for TAA Language Courses.
Required Documents for Registration:
- Photocopy or scanned copy of the last diploma or diplomatic ID
- Photocopy of passport
- Receipt of course fee payment*
Common European Framework Language Standards
The General Turkish Classes offered by the Turkish-American Association are designed according to the “Common European Framework Language Standards”.
CEFR Level Descriptions
| A1 LEVEL | |||
| LISTENING | READING | SPEAKING | WRITING |
| Trainee can understand questions, instructions, basic greetings, routine phrases, basic words and phrases about numbers, prices, times and dates when people speak clearly with simple language. | Trainee can pick out familiar words and understand simple phrases used to give basic personal details and basic information written in short and simple texts such as brochures, short messages and questionnaires. | Trainee can ask simple questions, use basic expressions, indicate numbers, quantities, prices, date and time, shop for daily needs, describe daily routines, give basic personal information and express whether s/he understands a phrase or not. | Trainee can fill in a simple questionnaire and write simple phrases, sentences and greetings. |
| A2 LEVEL | |||
| LISTENING | READING | SPEAKING | WRITING |
| Trainee can understand simple phrases, directions, commands, essential information in recorded messages, identify the main point of TV news items and films, follow simple directions and identify the main idea of a discussion when people speak slowly and clearly. | Trainee can understand short simple personal letters, standard writing terms used in forms, public notices and brochures, and identify key information in newspaper and magazine reports such as place, time and people. | Trainee can ask and answer simple questions, manage routine tasks like buying tickets, ordering food and arranging meetings, and talk about self, family, hobbies, education, work and past activities. | Trainee can write texts about daily life with simple sentences, simple letters and structures, describe events in simple sentences and connect ideas using basic connectors. |
| B1 LEVEL | |||
| LISTENING | READING | SPEAKING | WRITING |
| Trainee can follow everyday conversation, catch the main ideas of radio programmes, films and TV programmes, and understand simple technical information such as operating instructions for everyday equipment. | Trainee can understand simple texts related to personal interest, guess unknown words in familiar texts, identify main points, understand feelings in personal letters and skim for relevant information in news summaries. | Trainee can maintain a conversation or discussion, handle most situations during travel, express feelings, narrate a story, talk about dreams, hopes and goals, and briefly express opinions, plans and events. | Trainee can write a simple text including personal views and opinions, respond to announcements, ask for detailed information, write a CV and correspond via email or personal letters. |
| B2 LEVEL | |||
| LISTENING | READING | SPEAKING | WRITING |
| Trainee can understand standard spoken language, follow clearly structured lectures, and understand plays and most films in standard language. | Trainee can scan a variety of texts quickly, understand most words, read and understand articles, news items and reports, and use a dictionary when necessary outside the professional field. | Trainee can participate actively in long discussions, carry out a prepared interview, check and confirm information, and take part in conversations both as a speaker and a listener. | Trainee can write clear and detailed reports, compositions, personal letters, long stories, short reviews of a film or a book, and summarize articles. |
| C1 LEVEL | |||
| LISTENING | READING | SPEAKING | WRITING |
| Trainee can follow most lectures, discussions and fast conversations where the target language is used by native speakers, and can follow films employing considerable idiomatic usage. | Trainee can understand detailed texts, correspondence with dictionary support when needed, literary texts and complex reports. | Trainee can participate in conversation and express himself or herself fluently and effectively on academic and professional topics, using the target language flexibly and effectively. | Trainee can write a CV, apply for a job, produce texts with a high degree of grammatical correctness, summarize information from different sources and describe experiences and events in detail. |
| C2 LEVEL | |||
| LISTENING | READING | SPEAKING | WRITING |
| Trainee can follow lectures, presentations and seminars with no difficulty and understand any kind of spoken language including regional use. | Trainee can understand every kind of written text, literary and non-literary writing, technical manuals and comment on almost every kind of written text. | Trainee can take part in all conversations and discussions with native speakers. | Trainee can write articles, projects, critical reviews of cultural events, clear well-structured complex formal letters, and express ideas consciously using irony and witty remarks. |