Why Small Groups?

A maximum group size of 6 students means the teacher can easily control that each student is actively participating and each student will have enough time with the teacher.

In contrast to one-on-one lessons, in a small group setting, students get to engage in a more natural environment where conversations develop organically rather than following a textbook script.

It encourages the students to speak with each other and the teacher, developing interpersonal skills within that target language.

Students are encouraged to help each other first before the teacher will give the answer. This means students will actively see achievements and get a sense of what they already know.

Group participants will naturally push each other to do better.

And after all, it's more fun to study in a group.