This part is the most important before you decide to take this course. Please, bare with me.
As a little side note, I would like to say that I´m not just a native speaker, but also a professional teacher and content creator apart from this platform. I have come across very many textbooks and workbooks, and approaches, which take after one another. You end up learning same things at the beginning, how to introduce yourself, to say where you live, to thank someone, a family, telling the time etc...
Guess what happens, these methods aim to embrace everything but in a "scratch the surface" way. That leads to you being an inflexible language user. Mind that Russian is not let´s say an intuitive language (like English for instance). It boils down to its highly developed multiple grammatical features, which are absolutely necessary to comprehend if you want to speak it.
Getting back to the course, that is the reason I call it "The anatomy of Russian". What we want to do is to perform a dissection of each item that will help you pick up speaking skills quicker. The course is highly interactive and hundred percent visual to simplify and reinforce understanding. Of course, fully powered by relevant info + vocabulary sheets and small milestone tests.
The bottom line is, that if you are looking to pick up on basic stuff, such as "what´s your name" or "can you tell me the way..." go get any textbook or google it. In case you want to acquire an ability to speak confidently and form your ideas freely you are more than welcome to my course. The truth is, that you don´t need neither a teacher nor a course to learn family members or numbers haha, there is plenty of cool websites or YouTube videos for that. But if you attempt to understand how to glue all these words together you need some professional help.
Did I tell you that I am a teacher?) I also use this approach with my students in class. They are able to use their full speaking potential (using smartly all grammar details) after one school year.
So make up your mind my friend!