10 steps process
10 steps
to the Berlitz Virtual Classroom
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Effective live lessons over the Internet.
10 steps to the Berlitz Virtual Classroom
1. Registration
Contact one of the 550 Berlitz schools around the world in order to register for a course in the Virtual Classroom.
2. Assessment test
Complete our online test so that we can ascertain your current language skills.
3. Consultation
Our proficient staff will work with you to choose the ideal program for your language goal.
4. Installation
Follow the simple installation instructions, which we will send you by email after you register.
5. First steps
Take part in an introductory session in order to get to know the technology and features of the Virtual Classroom.
6. Lessons
Start on the Berlitz Virtual Classroom website on the date you have agreed.
7. Communication
Speak with your teacher and other course participants in real time using a headset.
8. Language ability
Improve your passive (listening, reading) and active (speaking, writing) skills during the lessons.
9. Consolidation
Record your lesson and repeat the lessons whenever and as often as you like.
10. Personal support
Your personal contact is available at any time to offer advice, should you have any questions related to the Berlitz Virtual Classroom.
The initial phase has gone very well, and there is no doubt that language training from BVC has played a vital role in this. Both girls are fully integrated at school, and have no significant problems following lessons in English. I would very much like to commend the instructors who have worked with Hanne and Marianne. They have done a fantastic job, and have kept motivation at the highest level. Marianne, in particular, thinks it's very sad that she will no longer have the weekly conversations with her instructors. They have both lost a couple of lessons due to technical and logistical problems through holidays, but the plan to take the lessons over the internet has been optimal. It has given us the flexibility to be able to make the most of the summer at the same time as allowing the girls to take their course with Berlitz.
Karl Ole Stornes, The Netherlands