International Languages: Communicate Beyond Familiar Boundaries
Live online programmes help learners develop usable language skills and a wider understanding of how people communicate.
Five international programmes
Families can choose Arabic, French, Japanese, Spanish or ESOL.
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) supports learners developing English proficiency. It is primarily a communicative English course. IELTS is a separate Grades 9–12 exam-preparation offer within Mastery and should not be confused with ESOL or a general language programme.
Learning for real communication
The goal is progressive capability across listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Beginners build high-frequency vocabulary, pronunciation, greetings, familiar exchanges and early literacy. Continuing learners work towards richer comprehension, more accurate language structures and increasingly independent communication. As proficiency develops, learners may describe people and routines, navigate everyday situations, discuss culture and society, interpret stories and authentic texts, and create presentations or projects in the language.
How classes work
Core learning takes place in small, live online cohorts.
Facilitators use conversation, audio, reading, writing, role play, stories, presentations, projects and structured practice. Cultural exploration is integrated through authentic resources and age-appropriate contexts rather than treated as an occasional add-on. Digital resources, worksheets and recorded learning resources reinforce the live programme.
The language portfolio uses an internal level-wise framework; there is no single universal external scale across every language. Selected pathways may support preparation towards DELF in French, DELE in Spanish, JLPT in Japanese or Cambridge IGCSE where the relevant language, level and cohort are formally approved. This does not guarantee examination entry, an external certificate or a particular result.
ESOL
ESOL is for learners who need structured support in using English confidently.
The programme develops practical English across listening, speaking, reading and writing, supported by vocabulary and grammar in context. Learners practise understanding spoken English, joining conversations, reading different text types and organising ideas clearly in writing. Placement considers school grade, prior exposure and current proficiency, with a diagnostic where required. ESOL develops general English use rather than preparing learners for a specific external examination.
Who teaches
Programmes are led by qualified language educators with relevant subject and pedagogy experience.
Programme duration and fee
International Languages follow a ten-month programme cycle with two live 40-minute classes per week.
International Languages
₹15,000
ten-month programme cycle
Live classes
2 × 40 min
per week
The current listed fee is ₹15,000. GST treatment, instalments and any additional examination or book costs depend on the selected programme and learner type.
What progress looks like
Learners demonstrate growth by using the language with increasing range and independence.
Evidence may include conversations, listening responses, reading comprehension, writing samples, presentations and projects. Parents receive connects during the programme and an overall report at completion.
Questions parents ask
Key distinctions before enrolment.
Is ESOL the same as IELTS Preparation?
No. ESOL develops general English proficiency. IELTS Preparation supports eligible Grades 9–12 learners preparing for the IELTS assessment.
Can beginners join?
Yes, where a beginner cohort is available. Placement considers age, grade and prior exposure.
Are programmes aligned to CEFR?
An internal level-wise framework is used across the portfolio. Any programme-specific CEFR alignment will be stated only after academic approval.
Will my child receive an external language certificate?
A 21K completion certificate is available to eligible learners. External examination or certification is not implied unless expressly stated.
What does my child need?
A compatible device, stable internet, headphones where useful and a quiet space for speaking and listening.