StartingΒ November 1st, 2023,Β NaTakallam is restructuring its language bundles according to the following schema:
These changes include:
π Phasing out our 1-hour package; users can now discover NaTakallam with a FREEtrial! π Bundles of 3-hour, 10-hour, 20-hour and 30-hour sessions, coupled with the option to pay by installments. π A new freeze period of six weeks for 20-hour and 30-hour bundles. π Certificates of completion upon request, to demonstrate the time and effort you’ve invested. π Language placement tests in the coming year β to demonstrate your language level to employers or other third parties. π A content library of exercises, flashcards, and other resources to support your learning (launching initially with a beta version for Arabic, Persian, Spanish, French and English β coming soon for the rest!)
Not sure which to choose? Consider the following questions:
𧳠If you’re just starting out with a language, or if you just want to practice before an exam or a trip abroad, consider the 3-session bundle. π If you’re a committed student hoping to maintain a regular schedule of weekly classes, check out the 10- or 20-session bundles. π§ If you have a bit more time available and want to really beef up your skills with two classes a week, go for the 30-session bundle.
These changes will also benefit your tutor, through:
π A 20% raise in line with global inflation, plus milestone bonuses. π Access to a special instructor’s contentlibrary and language resources to enhance non-curriculum-based sessions. π Additional trainingandupskilling to improve our language partners’ teaching skills and long-term employability.
PLEASE NOTE: The new changes will take effect on Wednesday, November 1st, 2023 β however, any purchases made today through October 31st will also benefit from the new features in November.
New users can purchase here, and current users can repurchase on their student dashboard here.
We remain at your disposal for any questions relating to these changes, feel free to reach out to our team at [email protected].
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