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100 days to improve and master a foreign language
By studying 30–40 minutes a day, in just a few months, you will achieve a level of conversation that will allow you to express yourself comfortably in a variety of everyday situations and business contexts.
The level attained corresponds to C1 (proficient user) of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
AN INTERACTIVE METHOD
- 70 lessons and corresponding audio (3h40 of audio) recorded by native speakers
- Lively and practical dialogues based on realistic, contemporary situations
- Summary review lessons that allow you to consolidate what you’ve learned
- Simple grammatical notes and exercises to test your learning
WHY THE ASSIMIL METHOD WORKS
Three reasons that demonstrate the effectiveness of the method:
1. It has been tried and tested by learners for almost 100 years.
2. It has been proven to allow a language to be learned in just a few months.
3. It is based on the unique principle of intuitive assimilation, which has been confirmed by cognitive science.
100 days to improve and master a foreign language
By studying 30–40 minutes a day, in just a few months, you will achieve a level of conversation that will allow you to express yourself comfortably in a variety of everyday situations and business contexts.
The level attained corresponds to C1 (proficient user) of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
AN INTERACTIVE METHOD
- 70 lessons and corresponding audio (3h40 of audio) recorded by native speakers
- Lively and practical dialogues based on realistic, contemporary situations
- Summary review lessons that allow you to consolidate what you’ve learned
- Simple grammatical notes and exercises to test your learning
WHY THE ASSIMIL METHOD WORKS
Three reasons that demonstrate the effectiveness of the method:
1. It has been tried and tested by learners for almost 100 years.
2. It has been proven to allow a language to be learned in just a few months.
3. It is based on the unique principle of intuitive assimilation, which has been confirmed by cognitive science.
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