Dear Mynglers,

Best wishes for a great 2010 to all of you, and we wish for  the Myngle parrot to fly even higher and reach even more the corners of the world.
I want to start this new year by thanking our students – that so enthusiastically are embracing this new way of learning - and our great teachers, that every day share their passion and professionalism to  make of each lesson a successful experience.

A brief look at 2009 shows that this was the year of  ‘quality’  for Myngle:

-  We can proudly tell students that their teachers are all excellent, as they have passed a strict selection and have been trained to become teachers of Myngle. To date, less than 10% of teachers who registered have passed the selection and are visible to teach.
-  Quality means also content, apart from the good quality programs that teachers develops, we launched Myngle programs, based on advanced, modern teaching methods and the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
-  Leading publishers have joined forces with Myngle in order to provide a complete learning experience offering different kind of self-study tools and supporting material.
-  Many key players all over the world are now working with Myngle, like KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Instituto Cervantes, NDTV, Forticom; which proves the trust in linking their high reputation brand to Myngle.
-  Myngle got a lot of press coverage in 2009, won a couple of more Awards and was invited to present at different technology and education conferences… the world is getting ready to accept live online learning as mainstream education.

Results speak by themselves. Our students are enthusiastic and every day more students are using  our quality service: 95% gave a  5 stars feedback, retention is very high, some students have already taken hundreds of paid lessons, and the number keeps on growing.

Thank to all of you who have gave us their trust and support during this past year.
2010 will be a great year, a lot of new projects in pipeline, and a clear direction will bring Myngle to grow higher and higher.

Stay tuned…

Marina

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