Languages That Connect Learners to People and Places
Live online programmes build communication, literacy and cultural understanding across Indian and international languages.
Thirteen language choices
Families can choose from eight Indian and five international languages.
Indian Languages include Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu. International Languages include Arabic, ESOL, French, Japanese and Spanish.
Indian languages
Explore Indian Languages- Hindi
- Kannada
- Malayalam
- Marathi
- Sanskrit
- Tamil
- Telugu
- Urdu
International languages
Explore International Languages- Arabic
- ESOL
- French
- Japanese
- Spanish
IELTS is not part of the Languages portfolio. It is a Grades 9–12 English exam-preparation programme within Mastery.
What learners develop
Every language pathway builds the four connected skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing.
The emphasis changes by age, proficiency and language. Beginners build sound–meaning connections, everyday vocabulary and confidence. Continuing learners expand comprehension, grammar, expression and independent communication. Heritage speakers may strengthen reading and writing while developing a more accurate, confident command of a language already heard at home.
How languages are taught
The common framework develops Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing alongside vocabulary, grammar and cultural understanding.
Facilitators use conversation, storytelling, role play, listening tasks, reading, structured writing, presentations, projects and culturally relevant material. Learners practise language in purposeful situations rather than memorising isolated word lists. Digital content, audio resources, worksheets, presentations and recorded learning resources support revision and independent practice beyond the live class.
- 10 monthsProgramme Cycle
- 2 × 40 minLive Classes a Week
- JuneMain Start
Programmes follow a ten-month cycle with two live 40-minute classes per week. June is the main start, with additional cohorts possible during the year. Exact days and current batch options vary by language.
Finding the right starting level
Placement considers grade, previous exposure and demonstrated proficiency.
A complete beginner can start where the programme permits. Learners with prior knowledge may be placed after a conversation, work sample or diagnostic. Heritage speakers are not assumed to have the same literacy level as their speaking or listening ability.
Progress is reviewed through participation, classwork, practical communication, facilitator feedback and level-appropriate assessments. Parents receive connects during the year and an overall report at the end of the programme. For enrolled 21K School learners, relevant reporting may form part of the school report.
What families provide
The programme includes live instruction and required digital learning resources.
Families provide a compatible device, stable internet and a quiet environment for speaking and listening practice. No physical learning kit is shipped. Any optional book or examination cost must be disclosed before enrolment.
Fees
Language fees depend on the selected category.
Indian Languages
₹12,000
for ten months
International Languages
₹15,000
for ten months
Indian Languages are listed at ₹12,000 for ten months. International Languages are listed at ₹15,000 for ten months. GST treatment and invoicing differ according to learner type and the current fee policy.
Questions parents ask
Useful information before selecting a language.
Can my child begin with no previous knowledge?
Yes, where the programme offers a beginner entry point. Placement is based on age, grade and prior exposure.
Can my child study more than one language?
Yes, subject to timetable compatibility, availability and the learner’s capacity to engage consistently.
Are classes recorded?
Core teaching is live. Supplementary video lessons or revision resources may be available; recordings of every live class are not promised.
Will learners receive a certificate?
Eligible learners receive a 21K completion certificate subject to attendance and programme requirements.
Are textbooks required?
The programme primarily uses facilitator-created and digital resources. Any additional book requirement will be communicated before enrolment.