For employers
Language training for teams that have a deadline.
A German parent company, a Japanese client, an export desk opening in São Paulo. The language sits on a project plan — so we quote it, run it and report on it the way your other vendors do.
How we contract
Built for procurement, not for a shopping cart
Purchase order and invoice
Contracted through Baidehi Ravanari Atelier, Pune. Standard vendor onboarding, standard payment terms.
Attendance and progress reporting
A monthly report per participant: hours attended, level reached, readiness against the target date.
One point of contact
You brief a person, not a form. Teacher changes, rescheduling and escalation run through the same desk.
Programme pricing
Quoted per programme against your headcount and deadline — not billed per hour per employee.
Cover for absence
Every engagement carries a named substitute. A teacher leaving does not stall your timetable.
Confidentiality
NDAs signed at engagement level and carried down into every teacher contract.
How it runs
From brief to first class in about a fortnight
The 72-hour promise is the match, not the start date. Scheduling around your people is what takes the remaining time.
| Stage | What happens | Typical |
|---|---|---|
| Brief | Language, current levels, target, headcount, deadline | Day 0 |
| Match | A named teacher, their certificate, and a costed plan | 72 hours |
| Placement test | Every participant assessed, groups formed by level | Day 4 – 6 |
| Schedule | Timetable agreed around shift and project commitments | Day 7 – 10 |
| First class | Live online, or in person if arranged | Day 10 – 14 |
| Reporting | Attendance and level attained, per participant | Monthly |
Format
Online by default, in person on request
Every programme runs on live video, which is what lets us put the right teacher in front of your team rather than the nearest one. If you would rather we came to you — Chakan, Ranjangaon, Hinjawadi or anywhere else — we can arrange a private tutor locally. Say so in the brief and we will price both.
Capability
Fourteen languages on the bench
Widely taught languages run as groups. Specialist languages run one to one, because the demand is never twelve people at once — which is precisely why nobody else offers them.
| Language | Levels staffed | Certificate |
|---|---|---|
| German | A1 – C1 | Goethe · telc |
| Japanese | N5 – N2 | JLPT |
| French | A1 – C1 | TEF · TCF · DELF |
| Spanish | A1 – B2 | DELE |
| Portuguese | A1 – B2 | CAPLE |
| Korean | TOPIK I – II | TOPIK |
| Dutch | A1 – B2 | NT2 |
| Mandarin | HSK 1 – 4 | HSK |
| Russian | A1 – B1 | TORFL |
| Italian | A1 – B2 | CILS |
| Arabic | A1 – B1 | — |
| Swedish | A1 – B1 | Swedex |
| Polish | A1 – B1 | — |
| Czech | A1 – B1 | — |