In this educational app, you can access live online classes to learn Chinese, English, and Math using interactive lessons and professional teachers. Includes personalized instruction, curriculum aligned with international standards, and group or one-on-one sessions.
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About LingoAce for Student
LingoAce is an award-winning online learning platform offering engaging, personalized instruction in Mandarin Chinese, English and Math for kids ages 3–15. With 20M+ live classes delivered to students in 110+ countries, we connect young learners with professionally certified teachers – anytime, anywhere.
Whether your child is just starting out or aiming for academic excellence, LingoAce helps them build confidence, fluency, and critical thinking skills through immersive, expert-led lessons.
LingoAce Chinese
The best way for kids to learn Mandarin Chinese
Designed for ages 3–15, our research-based curriculum helps children speak, listen, read, and write in Chinese with confidence.
Why families love it:
- Live 1-on-1 or group classes with native, accredited Chinese teachers
- Curriculum aligned with HSK, AP Chinese, and global language standards
- Interactive courseware with games, picture books & fun homework
- Supports all levels & bilingual backgrounds
LingoAce English
Build real fluency with native English teachers
For learners ages 4–11, our English program combines proven techniques and native-speaking teachers to spark language growth.
Program highlights:
- TEFL-certified British & American teachers with TPR techniques
- Curriculum aligned with CEFR language standards
- Engaging storytelling, gamified practice & closed-loop review
- Helps children excel in listening, speaking, reading, and writing
LingoAce Math
Master math with the proven Singapore Math method
Ideal for ages 5–15, our Math program strengthens logic and analytical skills in a fun, collaborative way.
Why parents choose LingoAce Math:
- Developed by the Stanford Doctor
- Aligns with US CCSS standards
- Small class sizes (max 6 students) for personalized learning
- Prepares for Olympiad Math and academic excellence
About Us
Founded in 2017, LingoAce is a global edtech company headquartered in Singapore with teams across the US, Europe, China, and Southeast Asia. We have over 5,000 certified teachers and are proud to have taught more than 20 million classes to PreK-12 learners worldwide.
Recognized by:
- Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies (2023)
- GSV EdTech 150 (2022 & 2023)
Support & Contact
Website: www.lingoace.com
Email: welcome@lingoace.com
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- Facebook: LingoAce Global
- Instagram: @lingoaceus
- Twitter: @LingoAce
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Reviews for LingoAce for Student
Student in Connecticut
To Be Honest
While I don’t think this learning method would be good for all people trying to learn mandarin, the teachers are extremely patient. You almost have to purposely mess up many times for the teacher to even get a little frustrated. I’ve been using this for a little less than 4 years now and the teachers really explain what the word means. They’ll actually take the time to define the definition and grammar context of a word. I think it is a very productive way to learn. However, almost all lessons are structured around a short story in Chinese that you have to learn how to read and then there are games that revolve around. The problem is that a lot of the time the story is a lot harder than it should be. There are more new words than the lesson intends to teach you and it can be frustrating to ask the teacher to read a word again and again. Sometimes the lessons can also get boring in the spaces in between reading and games where you have to do analysis. Though I do think that the good things outweigh the problems.
Einalem 278
Please read this
Ok I love this app, like why do people hate it, I mean it glitches sometimes but just leave the class and rejoin. It’s not a big deal, y’all need to be patient. Also the teachers are very nice. So the next time you write something negative just use your brain and realize it’s just a small deal.
