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Learn together. Grow together. Save together.
You Want Quality Teaching. You Also Want to Save.
You Want Quality Teaching. You Also Want to Save.
One-on-one coaching is powerful. But it is not the only path.
Small group classes give you the same doctorate-level method, the same qualified teachers, and the same steady progress, at a lower cost per student.
You learn with peers. You practice with real people. You stay accountable. And you pay less.
Who Small Groups Are For
Who Small Groups Are For
You Might Prefer Small Groups If...
You are on a budget but still want quality teaching
You learn well with others
You want more speaking practice with real people
You feel nervous speaking alone with a teacher
You have a friend or colleague at the same level
You want steady practice but do not need intensive one-on-one coaching
How to Join or Form a Group
How to Join or Form a Group
Option A: Join an existing group
We maintain a list of open groups looking for 1–2 more students. Tell us your level, goal, and availability. We match you.
Option B: Form your own group
Gather 2–6 friends, colleagues, or classmates at a similar level. Choose your focus. Choose your schedule. We assign a teacher.
Option C: Request a group
You are solo but want a group. We put your name on a waitlist. When 2 or more students have similar needs, we form a group and notify everyone.
Small Group Policies
Small Group Policies
Minimum size
Group will not start with fewer than 2 students
Maximum size
Group will not exceed 6 students
If group drops below 2
Remaining student may choose: upgrade to one-on-one (pay difference), wait for more students, or transfer to another group
Missed sessions
No refund for individual missed sessions. Recording will be shared.
Schedule changes
All group members must agree to change the schedule
Leaving a group
7 days notice required to cancel your spot
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