Group English Classes vs. One-on-One Lessons: Which is Right for You? (Part 3)

Learning Time

For one-on-one learning, on busy days, you can notify the center and the teacher to arrange another make-up session; however, when learning in a group, this is almost impossible, the remaining group of students cannot take time off and reschedule according to you.

In fact, centers now also have solutions for this problem, solutions that are not yet comprehensive but are the best they can be; you are still allowed to attend make-up classes at other times if that class has the same curriculum, but of course, on the condition that the class has vacancies at the time you choose.

In this case, we are also reluctantly contributing to exacerbating the above-mentioned shortcoming of uniformity.

Effectiveness

For students with limited time, time is a luxury, so sitting for 60 minutes just to practice directly for 10 minutes does not seem like a suitable option.

In other words, these tuition fees are not for wasting their time, every minute in class needs to be exploited to the fullest.

If you belong to this group, Fast Language also frankly admits that group classes are not a suitable model for you.

Conclusion

Fast Language hopes this sharing will bring a lot of practical information to students, helping you make the most reasonable choices for yourself.

Currently, we have initially implemented the one-on-one model, and the group class model may be introduced in the near future to diversify the options for students.

Fast Language looks forward to receiving constructive feedback from parents and students.

We are very pleased to accompany you in perfecting the online foreign language teaching and learning model, to jointly improve the foreign language proficiency of Vietnamese people, and enhance the international stature of Vietnamese people in the integrated economy.

Stay tuned for the next installment: Sharing effective and economical ways to learn English