• Outstanding Native-Speaking Teachers. Our new online program has allowed us to expand our staff to include teachers who live abroad. This gives our students the opportunity to learn from native speakers who are also expertly trained full-time language teachers and specialists. Give your child the chance to learn French from a Parisian language arts educator, or Spanish from a Bogotán early childhood specialist!
  
  
• Flexible Scheduling: One major advantage of virtual learning is that lessons can be scheduled around your life, rather than vice versa. Virtual lessons can also be set up wherever there’s an open internet connection. This means that your child doesn’t have to miss lessons on vacation, or dip into lesson time if there’s traffic or the train is running late.
  
  
• Bespoke Lesson Length*: In-person learning has traditionally required teachers to keep mandatory minimum lesson times. This is necessary in order to justify the investment of time, travel, and resources made by the teacher in physically getting to their lessons. We value our teachers and support their right to a fair wage for their time and labor. Therefore, we cannot in good conscience demand that a teacher spend the time, money, and effort to travel to a lesson without enough work to justify their expenses. It would be very difficult—not to mention unfair—to get a teacher to show up for any in-person lesson lasting less than one hour.
  
  
• Teaching Styles Catered to Your Child’s Needs: After many years of teaching, observation, and review of the latest educational studies, we strongly believe that many children benefit more from one-on-one lessons than from a classroom dynamic. While classrooms can be fun for some children, they tend to be far more distracting. Teachers often wind up spending as much time on behavioral control as they do on language skills, which can seriously impede the ability of each child to get the most out of their lessons.

For this reason, we have pivoted all of our offerings to one-on-one, online lessons.

Because we have a 10 years of experience in teaching languages online to children of all ages, we know that a child's ability to focus and engage in online learning depends on a combination of factors such as the teaching method, the class duration and the child’s age.

Below, you will find a list of what we offer based on what we believe is an optimized class time for each age group. During the course of our programs (most likely after the first assessment lessons with your teacher) we may suggest that you either extend or reduce the class duration to get your child to benefit more from the lessons.

This means you will not waste money! You pay for whatever time your child will benefit from, and nothing else! For example: a 3-year old who would only benefit from a 15-minute lesson 3-5x a week would not be expected to attend a 1 hour class once a week as most children that age would not be able to be fully engaged for that long.