Keep Your Job & Stay in Lithuania - Learn Lithuanian A1-B1 in English.
Evening online groups | From zero to official exam ready | For Kaunas, Vilnius and students across Lithuania.
Need Lithuanian for work or residence plans in 2026?
Start with the free level check. We'll tell you whether A1, A2 or B1 is the right next step.
Lithuanian isn't optional anymore for many jobs.
From 1 January 2026, many people who work with customers in Lithuania need Lithuanian. This includes shops, cafés, transport, salons and similar jobs. In many cases, the minimum level is A1. You prove it by taking an official exam.
Required for your first 2 years in a service role
- Shop and sales staff
- Customer service roles
- Waitstaff & bartenders
- Drivers, taxi & delivery
- Personal services (hairdressers, etc.)
Required after your first 2 years, same roles as above
- Shop and sales staff
- Customer service roles
- Waitstaff & bartenders
- Drivers, taxi & delivery
- Personal services (hairdressers, etc.)
- School & kindergarten staff
- Social workers
- Nurses & medical assistants
- Cultural institution staff
- Public officials
- Teachers instructing in Lithuanian
- Aviation specialists
- Heads of institutions
Don't wait until your employer asks for proof.
The exam is not included in the course. The route is simple: check your level, join the right group, practise for the exam, then register through NŠA when you are ready.
Three levels, one clear route.
Every group meets in the evening and is taught in English — so you don't need any existing Lithuanian to start.
Your first words
Introductions, everyday situations, basic workplace phrases. Enough to meet the Basic (A1) requirement and start speaking from day one.
Real conversations
Handling daily errands and work conversations — this is Category I, the step up required once your first two years in Lithuania are over.
Fluent enough for life here
Independent conversation, confident at work, ready for the state exam — and for the language requirement on the path to permanent residence.
Format
Online · evening groups · three times a week
Evening sessions
17:30–19:00 or 19:00–20:30
Instruction language
English, start to finish
Group size
Groups start when at least 8 students are enrolled
A clear course, not just random Lithuanian lessons.
You know what you are paying for before you join: live lessons, simple explanations in English, speaking practice, and preparation for the official exam format.
What is included
- 50 academic hours in one course
- Live online evening classes
- Step-by-step route to the next level
- Guidance for official exam registration
What you learn
- Real phrases for work and daily life
- Speaking practice, not only grammar
- Reading, writing, listening and speaking exam tasks
- Useful Lithuanian for shops, transport, services and customers
Who teaches you?
Lessons are taught by an iCAN Lithuanian teacher. Explanations are given in English, so beginners can understand the grammar, tasks and exam logic.
What is the practical benefit?
You leave the course with more confidence to speak, a clearer path to A1/A2/B1, and practice for the official Lithuanian state exam.
Practical Lithuanian for the moments that matter.
This course is for people who need Lithuanian for work, exams, residence plans and everyday life - not only for grammar exercises.
Stay compliant at work
Prepare for the A1/A2 language requirement in customer-facing service roles.
Get exam ready
Practise the reading, writing, listening and speaking format used in the official exam.
Handle daily situations
Order coffee, ask for help, talk to customers, explain simple problems and understand replies.
Support your visa path
Build the language foundation needed when Lithuanian becomes part of your residence plans.
Small wins that make daily life easier.
Confidence is the real first result.
For many students, the first big change is not perfection. It is being able to try Lithuanian without freezing or switching to English immediately.
"Now I can manage simple conversations in Lithuanian without switching to English every time."
"Lithuanian is still not easy for me, but after the course I understand much more and feel more confident speaking."
Not sure where to start?
Check your level first. It helps us place you in the right A1, A2 or B1 group before you choose a course.
From your first message to your exam result.
Level check
Take the online Lithuanian level test. It helps us place you in A1, A2, or B1 from the start, not guessing. Already know your level? Skip straight to registration.
Join your evening group
Three evenings a week (17:30–19:00 or 19:00–20:30), speaking Lithuanian from the very first session.
Learn what you'll actually use
Work situations, everyday errands, and official-exam question types — not just grammar drills.
Register for the official exam
Exams are run by the National Education Agency (NŠA), not by us. We walk you through registering on eksternams.nsa.smm.lt and prepare you for the real format.
Use your result
Show it to your employer, use it for your residence plans, or simply feel more comfortable living in Lithuania.
You do not need to pay 399 € at once.
One course costs 399 €. You reserve your place with a 60 € advance payment after we confirm your group by email.
Reserve first, pay step by step
50 academic hours · about 2 months
- 60 € reservation advance after confirmation email
- 139.50 € before the course starts
- 199.50 € after one month of learning
- Evening online classes three times a week
Recommended full level path
100 academic hours · about 4 months
- Part 1 + Part 2 of the same level
- From first lessons to exam practice
- You can also choose only one 50-hour course
After confirmation email
Pay 60 € to reserve your place in the group.
Course payment
Pay 139.50 € before the course starts and 199.50 € after one month of learning.
60 € after confirmation, 139.50 € before the start, 199.50 € after one month.
If a group cannot continue normally, we adjust the group or pause it. You do not keep paying for classes that are not running.
A1.1 + A1.2 · full path: 100 academic hours · ~4 months
A2.1 + A2.2 · full path: 100 academic hours · ~4 months
B1.1 + B1.2 · full path: 100 academic hours · ~4 months
Note: this covers the course only. The official state exam fee (52 € for the Basic/Category I exam) is paid separately, directly to the National Education Agency (NŠA).
Everything you need to know before joining.
Do I actually need to learn Lithuanian?
What does the exam actually involve?
- Part 1 — reading & writing
- Part 2 — listening
- Part 3 — a spoken interview with an examiner
Your score decides which certificate you get: answer at least 40% correctly in each part and you're certified at Basic (A1); reach 60% in each part and you're certified at Category I (A2) instead. Results are published within 15 working days. Categories II (B1) and III (B2) follow the same reading/writing, listening, and speaking format, tailored to their level — we'll walk you through exactly what to expect once we know which one applies to you.