One month. One level. No rush.
Ten four-week courses, one for each CEFR sublevel. Every lesson explains the theory with tables, worked examples and warnings about the mistakes learners actually make — and asks you questions as you go. You pay once and the course is yours for good.
How it works
Do I just learn by trial and error?
No. Every lesson opens with the full explanation: conjugation tables, worked examples and the typical mistakes made by German, French and English speakers. The questions are woven in to fix what you have just read.
What level am I?
A ten-minute test places you in the right course. If you are torn between two, start with the lower one.
How long does it take?
Four weeks at five lessons a week. But access never expires: if it takes you three months, that is fine.
What about speaking?
Every course has four or five speaking lessons with a script, a recorded model and pronunciation feedback.