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At London Languages we want to make everything as easy and efficient as possible for you. Here we outline the five stages of your language course.

STEP 1 - From enquiry to assessment meeting
From the moment you contact us, an account manager will be responsible for every aspect of your course. We will have a short chat with you to understand your priorities and see how we can best help. We will then send you a draft proposal explaining how we organise our programmes with a background questionnaire and, unless you are a complete beginner, a language test. We will also schedule a pre-course assessment meeting or telephone assessment.

STEP 2 -  From assessment meeting to proposal
The assessment meeting is an important step in setting up your course. Typically, it is a 30 to 40 minute meeting which allows you to meet your account manager and /or tutor face to face, ask questions and discuss the contents and format of your programme. Crucially, it enables us to understand your objectives and gauge your level in the target language. It is free of charge and takes place at your office at a time of your choosing.

After the assessment meeting your account manager will write a proposal summarising the main points of the meeting: your level, your objectives for the course, an overview of the content of your programme, the practical details such as the timing and the starting date. This, and a booking form, will be emailed to you or the budget holder.

STEP 3 - From course proposal to the first lesson
As soon as we receive the signed booking form, we will send you a course confirmation and liaise with the tutor who will be responsible for your course. All you have to do at that stage is book a room for your first lesson.

STEP 4 -  From the first lesson
Your tutor will deliver a course adapted to your needs, your language priorities, your level and your learning style. Your training plan will detail the contents of your course. The pace, the lesson activities and the home study will be dictated by your priorities in order to optimise the results. Your course materials will be carefully selected and ordered for you by your account manager.

At any point during the programme, you can contact your account manager to discuss any aspect of your course, whether it is how to acquire a formal qualification or to modify your schedule. Feedback is very important to us and you will always be very welcome to call or email us to say how you feel about your lessons. Throughout the course, your account manager will provide regular attendance records so that you and your manager know exactly how many lessons you have taken. 

STEP 5 -  Measuring progress
As you reach the end of your course your tutor will prepare a progress report detailing your achievements as well as the objectives for further training.