Arabic
Designed for organizations that want to improve workplace communication, professional language use, and team collaboration.
Prep classes for both TOEFL PBT and iBT, with structured materials, practice questions, and live walkthroughs from a tutor.
Structured preparation to help you hit your target IELTS score, with focused practice in listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
This test measures four core skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The results show your current language proficiency level.
Every participant in a Lingua Learn Indonesia foreign language course receives a report and competency certificate assessed against the international CEFR standard (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). That way, your proficiency is clearly measured and more easily recognized by educational institutions and employers alike.
A Private class is one student with one tutor. A Semi-Private class has up to 2 students, great for learning together with a friend or colleague. A Group class has up to 7 students; it runs on a fixed schedule since it needs to work for everyone, but the atmosphere tends to be more interactive.
Yes. If you feel the class format you chose isn't the right fit, contact our team to switch to a different format before your next session starts.
CEFR is the international standard for measuring language proficiency, from level A1 to C2. Every participant who completes a course receives a report and certificate matching their CEFR level, so your results are recognized well beyond our own community.
No. Lingua Learn Indonesia's foreign language courses start from level A1.1, the most basic level in the CEFR standard. Even if you've studied a foreign language before, every time you sign up for a class, you'll take a placement test to determine the level that best matches your current progress.
It depends on the language you're learning, your starting level, and how often you practice. As a rough guide, moving up one CEFR sub-level (for example from A1.1 to A1.2) typically takes around 30 academic hours of class.
Yes. You can enroll in more than one language course at the same time, as long as the schedules don't overlap.
