The Ancient Greeks

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The Ancient Greeks program is for pre-high school students who want to learn about ancient Greek culture. This non-degree program is taught in English and lasts several weeks. It helps students develop a deeper understanding of history and culture.

The program covers topics such as Greek mythology, philosophy, and theater. Students will learn to analyze historical texts and develop critical thinking skills. They will also get to practice their writing and discussion skills through interactive online sessions.

After completing this program, students can pursue careers as historians, archaeologists, or museum curators. They can also work as writers, editors, or teachers, helping others learn about ancient cultures. Some potential job titles include Classicist, History Teacher, or Cultural Heritage Manager.