Home in Slovenia helps individuals, families and companies with the Slovenian language, settling in and understanding official procedures: personally, practically and in a language they understand.
More than 10 years living in SloveniaTurkish · Slovenian · EnglishLjubljana and remoteA reply within one business day
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Language, family, everyday life, understanding procedures and a personal plan. Work is in Turkish, Slovenian or English, one-to-one or in a small group.
Language programmes, employee integration, support for HR and progress tracking. One point of contact for the employee and for you.
Our founder, Ayşegül Karaali, who has been living in Slovenia for over 10 years, offers Slovene language courses that take you from beginner level to confident everyday communication in a short time. She also provides consultancy services to support adaptation to life in Slovenia.
A former national athlete (finswimming), Ayşegül has brought discipline, patience, and adaptability into her professional life. She has built a strong connection with Slovenia's nature, clean lifestyle, and active way of living, and has personally experienced the adaptation process that everyone goes through when starting a new life in a new country. Today, she shares this experience to help make your journey easier and faster.
Thanks to her background in psychology, she approaches both official procedures and the challenges of moving to a new country in a holistic way. She teaches Slovene not as a school subject, but as a practical tool that enables independent functioning in everyday life. She also prepares students for official language exams up to the B2 level.
Through one-on-one consulting and lessons based on real-life situations, she helps you adapt quickly. To date, she has helped more than 80 individuals from different age groups, professions, and backgrounds make their lives in Slovenia easier. Whether they arrived alone or with their families, they have successfully completed this process.
Participant in the 20-hour advanced training for teaching Slovenian as a foreign language at the Centre for Slovene as a Second and Foreign Language, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, March 2026.
Hours · on request
Hours · on request
Hours · on request
Hours · on request
Structured preparation helps the employee become independent sooner and reduces repetitive operational load for the company.
You describe your situation and your goal.
Aligning the actual need, the scope and expectations.
Clear steps, responsibilities, schedule and price.
Lessons, consulting or support according to the agreed plan.
A review of progress and a recommendation for what follows.
| Item | Who for | Unit | Included | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Introductory call | Everyone | 30 minutes | Aligning need, scope and expectations, plus a proposal for the next step. | to be confirmed |
| One-to-one Slovenian lessons | Individuals | Teaching hour | Lessons, materials and tasks between sessions. | on request |
| Group course A1–B2 | Individuals, employees | A block of hours per level | Lessons by level, materials and progress checks. | on request |
| Exam preparation up to B2 | Exam candidates | A package of sessions | Level review, practice with exam tasks, speaking simulations. | on request |
| Consulting on procedures | Individuals, families | A session or a package | The procedure explained, a document list, preparation for the institution visit. | on request |
| Corporate programme | Companies | By quote | Language programme, integration plan, progress reports. | by quote |
A few short questions. Based on your answers we arrange an introductory call and I prepare a proposed scope.
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