The languages admission actually starts with
In most countries the language is not a nice extra but an entry condition, checked before you are enrolled. We teach the languages admissions offices actually ask about.
Other languages
The same lesson formats as Chinese: one-to-one or in a mini-group, from scratch or from your current level.
English
IELTS, TOEFLThe language most English-taught degrees run in — in China, the UAE, Malaysia and across Europe — and the first line on the requirements list.
For anyone applying to an English-taught programme, in any country
from $23 per lesson
German
TestDaF, DSH, Goethe-ZertifikatThe key to studying for free: German-taught degrees at public universities still charge no tuition, but they do require a certified level.
For applicants to Germany, Austria and German-speaking Switzerland
from $23 per lesson
Where it leads: GermanySpanish
DELE, SIELEMost Spanish bachelor's degrees are taught in Spanish — there are noticeably fewer English-taught options than people expect.
For applicants to Spain and Latin America
from $23 per lesson
Where it leads: SpainItalian
CILS, CELIItalian universities charge modest fees, but most degrees are taught in Italian and the level is checked before enrolment.
For applicants to Italy
from $23 per lesson
Where it leads: ItalyFrench
DELF, DALF, TCFFrench-taught degrees cost noticeably less than English-taught ones, and since 2026/27 the gap in non-EU fees has become decisive.
For applicants to France, Belgium and French-speaking Canada
from $23 per lesson
Where it leads: FranceKorean
TOPIKMuch of the Korean bachelor's offer is taught in Korean, and TOPIK is the first line on the requirements — including for a GKS scholarship application.
For applicants to South Korea and GKS candidates
from $31 per lesson
Where it leads: South KoreaJapanese
JLPT, EJUEnglish-taught degrees are a minority in Japan. The mainstream route is EJU in Japanese, and preparation starts a year to eighteen months out.
For applicants to Japan and MEXT candidates
from $31 per lesson
Where it leads: JapanTurkish
TÖMERThe Turkish year is mandatory even on an English-taught degree — a condition, not a suggestion, and better done prepared.
For applicants to Turkey and Türkiye Bursları candidates
from $31 per lesson
Where it leads: TurkeyArabic
ALPT, ACTFL scaleThe language of the UAE and the wider Gulf. Even where the degree is taught in English, Arabic decides everything outside the classroom — from a tenancy to a job.
For applicants to the UAE and anyone working with Middle Eastern markets
from $31 per lesson
Where it leads: UAEPortuguese
CELPE-Bras, CAPLEOne language opens both Portugal, with its European degree, and Brazil, the largest market in Latin America.
For applicants to Portugal and Brazil
from $23 per lesson
Hindi
CEFR levelsIndia is Asia's fastest-growing major economy. Hindi reaches where English opens the door but does not deliver understanding.
For anyone working with the Indian market or studying in India
Price on request
Bengali
CEFR levelsThe world's seventh language by speakers and a rare one to be taught — finding a tutor is harder than learning it.
For anyone working with Bangladesh and West Bengal
Price on request
Thai
CEFR levelsIts own script and tonal system make a self-taught start close to hopeless — with a tutor the first months go several times faster.
For anyone moving to Thailand or working with the region
Price on request
Vietnamese
CEFR levelsVietnam has become Asia's manufacturing hub while Vietnamese stays rare among professionals — that scarcity is itself an advantage.
For anyone working with the Vietnamese market
Price on request
Polish
State Certificate in PolishPolish-taught degrees at public universities are tuition-free for eligible categories — here the language converts directly into money.
For applicants to Poland, especially Karta Polaka holders
from $23 per lesson
Where it leads: PolandUkrainian
CEFR levelsNeeded for study, paperwork and work in a Ukrainian-speaking environment — with a tutor, not a phrasebook.
For anyone who needs Ukrainian for study or work
from $23 per lesson
Russian as a foreign language
TORFLFor international students applying to Russian universities: almost every state-funded programme is taught in Russian, and the preparatory year starts with the language.
For international applicants to Russian universities
from $23 per lesson
The formats are the same for every language: one-to-one lessons or a mini-group of up to five, online, with a native speaker or a Russian-speaking tutor.
Chinese prices are published on its own page. For the other languages the cost depends on the language, the format and your level — we quote after a short conversation rather than guessing.
We accept USDT
Alongside cards and bank transfer we accept cryptocurrency — USDT. For students in countries where transfers to Russia are difficult, this is often the only way to pay without intermediaries and extra fees.
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