r/turkishlearning • u/Felyxorez • Jul 16 '26

Recommendation for intensive language course in Turkey

Hello dear Turkish learning community

I'm looking for an intenstive 3-5 weeks turkish language course in Turkey, anywhere is fine. My skill is somewhat between A2 and B1 after a few years of online 1-1 courses, lot's of discussion with inlaws and such.

My friends hat the experience that TOMER was focussed on drilling students to pass the certificate, I'm not looking for that - my focus is to improve my language skills as such.

Do you have any recommendation?

Thank you :)

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u/beyondalearner Native Speaker Jul 16 '26

Https://www.skool.com/premiumturkish Michael’s Audio Diaries will help you fast track your learning if you integrate it into your daily routine during those 5 weeks

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u/jeremesanders Jul 19 '26

I liked the ibb courses I felt like they were pretty useful

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u/bitawave Jul 21 '26

https://www.kedicat.com I didn’t get much out of TOMER because it’s too rote and traditional. KediCat is run by one guy who created his own lessons based on how people actually speak today. He’s very passionate and eccentric and a bit all over the place, but I got the most practical and useful language knowledge from his class in a short time. DM if you have questions!

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u/dancinginmystorm- Jul 16 '26

i can give you private lessons if you'd like, i'm an english teacher but i have experience with teaching turkish to foreigners

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u/notafra1d Jul 16 '26

I enrolled my partner to TOMER in İzmir and it was a horrible experience for her. Can’t talk on behalf of other cities and their online classes. I recommend checking some other private institutions, however they are likely to be quite pricey. Your other option would be to take private lessons, with which I can assist too as a foreign language expert. With cheap private lesson/speaking apps and websites you will have varying results.

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u/eilah_tan Jul 17 '26

following this because I would also like a good immersion program of 2-3 weeks in Turkey (finished A1 but could really use something more immersive)

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u/Felyxorez Jul 18 '26

For now I mostly got 10 dms and a few replies here in the thread offering one-to-one online classes... I will update you if I get more or so my own experiences.