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LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE ON YOUR OWN TERMS


There are a multitude of ways to steer your career path, but one thing is certain: A great way to impress potential employers and set yourself apart from the competition is by speaking more than one language. Now that there are alternatives to classrooms and textbooks, it’s easier than ever to develop these crucial skills.


Technology enables you to absorb a new language faster than ever before. One of the leading language-learning companies, Rosetta Stone, specialises in an interactive immersion method that replicates key elements of the way you learnt your first language. It works by introducing words, sounds, and images in a smart sequence - and connecting them to their meanings. The program is intuitive, but it’s carefully designed to help ensure that what you learn actually sticks. An added perk is that you can review what you’re learning at any time - which is something you can’t do through traditional language courses.


Forget about signing up for a traditional class or buying a textbook. Whether you want to learn French to land a job in Paris, or speak Portuguese for your tour of Brazil for a month. Choose a method that helps you reach your goals. In fact, while many traditional methods may help you pick up some words and phrases, being confident enough to converse with locals is something entirely different. The Rosetta Stone approach prepares you to use your new language skills with confidence by focusing on speaking.


Adapt Your Learning to Your Lifestyle.


Flexibility is critical to language-


learning success, and it’s one of the best features of Rosetta Stone. The Rosetta Stone®


method makes it possible to


learn anytime, anywhere; you can even learn Spanish during your lunch breaks, at home, in the park, or even in the queue at the supermarket. You can stay connected to your language learning progress on your laptop, tablet, or smartphone with activities that work on just about any device. You’ll never feel trapped in a stuffy classroom, or panicked because you’re late for class, because the program goes wherever you go.


A Less Expensive Method that’s Just as Effective.


Learning a new language shouldn’t require you to take out a loan. Rosetta Stone is a fraction of the cost of classroom-based instruction or personal tutors and it’s effective. You no longer have to worry about having to make up missed lessons, or being bored because you’re ahead of your classmates. The program fits into your schedule and learning style, so you’re in complete control of your progress.


It’s much more fun to learn a language in a well designed, interactive learning environment rather than with dull


flashcards or boring grammar drills. From the very first lesson, Rosetta Stone gets learners speaking, and offers online practice sessions with coaches who are native speakers. It goes a long way towards helping learners realise that they really do have the ability to speak another language. It’s a brilliant confidence booster.


Immersion Makes It Stick.


The social aspects of language learning can be some of the most important when it comes to recall, and that’s one of the reasons immersion is so important. With this in mind, Rosetta Stone connects individuals to a select group of people who are learning the same language. If you want to learn German with Rosetta Stone you are able to connect and play games with other German learners. You get the experience of being completely surrounded by language, and it’s all at your fingertips.


Try the FREE DEMO


There’s a reason millions of people have been successful with Rosetta Stone. Find out why by trying it for yourself at RosettaStone.co.uk.


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