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Contacts: Lauren Gancarz
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LGancarz@transparent.com

Transparent Connect Reinvents Language Learning with New Online Courses

Nashua, N.H., June 16, 2011 - Language learners have indicated that one of the hardest parts of becoming comfortable with a new language is the lack of opportunities to practice. Responding to this feedback, Transparent Connect is pleased to announce the launch of a new term of online language classes starting in July. In addition to Spanish and French, Transparent Connect Classroom now offers courses in Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic, and German. Online classroom courses are now available in four levels, from novice through advanced.

Transparent Connect Classroom combines personalized instruction in small, online classes of no more than 6 people with the convenience of working from a home or office computer. Transparent Connect Classroom students interact and practice with a live, experienced instructor who will guide them through the language learning process, helping students to set goals and reach their potential.

The Transparent Connect Classroom course includes over 50 hours of online study material, 8 hours of live instruction in an online classroom and 3 months of access to online resources. Transparent Connect classes focus on critical topics such as grammar, vocabulary, conversation practice, current events and social norms to advance the proficiency of every student.

About Transparent Language, Inc.

America plays a prominent role in world affairs, and yet our longstanding English-centricity has left us weaker than we should be in our ability to communicate globally. At Transparent Language, we attempt to correct this problem by developing language-learning resources and systems that deliver more rapid, reliable, and engaging language learning to those who need language skills for work or school, as well as those who simply find joy in learning and using other languages. Each day we use our expertise in the research and practice of language learning to build programs that are licensed for use by all personnel of Foreign Service Institute, Defense Language Institute, US Special Operations Command, US Marine Corps, US Navy, and many other government organizations, as well as by thousands of schools, hundreds of public libraries, and millions of individual users.