Our curricula, designed by highly qualified language teachers and applied linguists, emphasize oral proficiency, practical application, and cultural immersion.
We equip students to reach ACTFL Intermediate-Low oral proficiency in just 2 years.
Arabic is one of the oldest living languages. Major advances in mathematics and sciences were first documented in Arabic. The numbers everyone uses today are called “Arabic numerals.” It is a poetic, rhythmic language spoken throughout North Africa and the Middle East.
The formal name of China is Zhōngguó, meaning “Central Kingdom.” As the name suggests, China has had a profound cultural influence on the surrounding region. Many words in Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese trace their origins to Chinese. Today, more than 1.4 billion people speak Chinese as their mother tongue.
Japan is where the past and future meet.Explore one of Tokyo’s oldest shrines, experience emerging cultural trends, or taste iconic Japanese foods through our live virtual trips. The Japanese language’s unique adaptability reflects its rich heritage while opening the door to a fascinating new world.
The Korean alphabet, Hangul, is considered one of the most sophisticated alphabets in the world. With concentration, you can learn to read Korean in an hour. While mastering the language takes more time, you'll soon find yourself singing along to your favorite BTS and Blackpink songs
Spanish is a beautiful Romance language spoken by over 460 million people globally. Each Spanish-speaking nation has rich roots represented by warm people, vibrant cultures, and stunning landscapes. From the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina to the warm beaches of Mexico, Spanish comes alive in its unique way worldwide.
ChatENG Carousel classes link three related languages and the geography, history, and cultures that connect them. Carousels are built to spark students' interest in world languages and enrich their understanding of global citizenship.
Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Nations built on Confucian principles
New global cultural powers
Arabic, Farsi, Swahili
Newly emerging economic region
Arabic as the gateway to Africa
Hawaiian, Maori, Tagalog
Seafaring navigators carried their languages across thousands of islands and the far reaches of the Pacific.
French, Italian, Spanish
Languages that evolved from Latin
Main European language group spoken in five continents
Helps students earn world language credits to satisfy graduation requirements
Foundational (I and II) and advanced (III+) classes available
Offers competitive cost-per-credit-earned ratio versus asynchronous courses
Supports early language production through an initial emphasis on speaking and listening
Helps students access post-secondary opportunities associated with studying an additional language
Helps students earn world language credits to satisfy graduation requirements
Foundational (I and II) and advanced (III+) classes available
All respondents to a student survey indicated that their WLP class was somewhat to very effective in helping them acquire the target language.
On a scale of 1 to 10, students rated their satisfaction with their WLP class an average of 9.5.
Sample lesson/scope and sequence
Introduces students to a variety of languages before they choose one to study in high school
Expands your school’s electives menu at a competitive annual cost
Goes beyond basic words and phrases to include contextual geographic, historical, and cultural information that brings life to a language
Strengthens students’ critical thinking skills as they identify connections between languages and cultures
96% of carousel students complete the course with improved ability to compare linguistic and cultural markers of studied languages
66% indicate they’re likely or extremely likely to pursue one of the carousel languages if offered in high school
Sample lesson/scope and sequence
Helps students earn foreign language credits to satisfy graduation requirements
Foundational (I and II) and advanced (III+) classes available
Offers competitive cost-per-credit-earned ratio versus asynchronous courses
Supports early language production through an initial emphasis on speaking and listening
Helps students access post-secondary opportunities associated with studying an additional language
helps students earn foreign language credits to satisfy graduation requirements
Foundational (I and II) and advanced (III+) classes available
All respondents to a student survey indicated that their WLP class was somewhat to very effective in helping them acquire the target language.
On a scale of 1 to 10, students rated their satisfaction with their WLP class an average of 9.5.
Sample lesson/scope and sequence
Introduces students to a variety of languages before they choose one to study in high school
Expands your school’s electives menu at a competitive annual cost
Goes beyond basic words and phrases to include contextual geographic, historical, and cultural information that brings life to a language
Strengthens students’ critical thinking skills as they identify connections between languages and cultures
96% of carousel students complete the course with improved ability to compare linguistic and cultural markers of studied languages
66% indicate they’re likely or extremely likely to pursue one of the carousel languages if offered in high school
Sample lesson/scope and sequence
Allows students to interact with the destination, not just observe it on a screen
Provides a budget-friendly alternative to cost-prohibitive international trips or lackluster pre-recorded videos
Offers a variety of itineraries tailored to meet key academic standards across grade levels
sparks students’ interest in global cultures and languages
Thank you Satoko Sensei, Yuko Sensei, and Dave Sensei for teaching me so much over the past two years. I plan to continue learning Japanese and help other students do the same!
너무 감사합니다 희야샘 ! 희야샘하고 K4친구들이 보고싶을 거예요. ㅠㅠ Thank you so much Teacher Heeya! I will miss you and the Korean 4 classmates. 😭
Many virtual courses are impersonal; ChatEng is experiential, which is what fuels their success.
