Regular Study Plan
Approx. 0.8 hours per teaching day (~4 guided hours/week)
Core KES 36,000/level · Specialist KES 60,000/level
Learn steadily with a flexible study schedule.
Choose the study pace that fits your schedule. Every study plan provides 100 guided contact hours per CEFR level — the difference is how those hours are distributed across the study period, not the price or the academic content.
Every plan below reconciles to approximately 100 guided contact hours at 5 teaching days/week.
Approx. 0.8 hours per teaching day (~4 guided hours/week)
Core KES 36,000/level · Specialist KES 60,000/level
Learn steadily with a flexible study schedule.
Approx. 1.2 hours per teaching day (~6 guided hours/week)
Core KES 36,000/level · Specialist KES 60,000/level
Complete your level faster with a more intensive timetable.
Approx. 9.6 guided hours per week
Core KES 36,000/level · Specialist KES 60,000/level
A faster learning schedule for students who need to progress quickly.
Approx. 19 guided hours per week
Core KES 36,000/level · Specialist KES 60,000/level
Maximum learning intensity for students working with a tight deadline.
Registration is a one-time KES 1,000, separate from tuition, the same for every plan. See the full comparison table →
Try the language for four weeks with structured live lessons and a short progress assessment before deciding on your next programme. This is a separate introductory product — it is not A1, N5, Level 1 or completion of any formal level.
3 live sessions per week, ending with a short progress assessment.
Every other language also offers a 4-Week Starter — open that language's course page for its current Starter pricing/availability.
Choose a language, then a programme, then a level if one applies — we'll take you straight to admissions with everything preselected.
Choose a language to begin.
Start your application — your language, programme and level carry straight through if you arrived here from a course page.
Nothing academic — every plan delivers approximately the same 100 guided contact hours for one CEFR level and costs the same tuition within your language's category. The only difference is pace: Regular (25 weeks), Intensive (17 weeks), Super Intensive (10 weeks) or Accelerated (5 weeks).
No. The Starter Course is a separate, shorter introductory product — it does not represent completion of A1, N5, Level 1 or any other formal level.
Talk to Admissions — pace changes are handled case by case depending on your current progress and timetable.