Are you looking for a practical, complete and engaging Tagalog course to teach your private students?
Whether you teach online or in person, Learning Tagalog: Fluency Made Fast and Easy is the perfect match for you!
“Excellent ang pagkagawa ng Learning Tagalog, very practical at may sense for conversation learning. Hindi bookish at lalong hindi boring. Natututo pa nga ako.
“Learning Tagalog is excellently made, very practical, and makes sense for conversation learning. It’s not bookish and not boring at all. Even I am learning from it.”
— Ronalyn Caingcoy
Tagalog tutor
Calbayog City, Samar, Philippines
Learning Tagalog: Fluency Made Fast and Easy is a Tagalog course that prepares students (age 12 and up) to participate in conversations. It provides all information students need to learn independently. It is therefore the perfect curriculum for your teaching. In other words, you don’t need to reinvent the wheel and think about what to teach. You can simply follow along with the student. If they have questions, you can give more examples or explain what they don’t understand.
Through lively dialogues and drills, the course introduces all fundamental grammar topics in Essential Tagalog Grammar. This will give them a solid foundation for speaking Tagalog fluently.
The lessons in the course are also entertaining. They will keep the student engaged.
Moreover, the course, audio, workbooks and grammar reference are easy to use. The students can review the material or learn new material on their own between sessions. This will allow them to progress faster. You can then help them by answering questions, providing additional explanations, and giving them conversation practice.
Because the material builds up gradually, the learning experience is smooth and enjoyable.
The course is divided into three levels:
Depending on how much the student learns alone and how much help they need, we estimate that each level would take 10–60 hours of tutoring. You can progress more quickly with non-beginners.
Even if the students already have some knowledge of Tagalog, they will still benefit from the course. Through the early lessons, they can review and practice previously learned material. They will also be able to understand certain grammar topics, which they may not have learned from other materials.
The course comes in three formats (editions): Online, Ebook and Print. They cover the same material.
We recommend the Online Edition for online instruction through video chat. It is the most convenient option because you can simply play the audio with the play button and the grammar pages are easy to access with hyperlinks.
With the Ebook Edition, this is not the case. The audio files need to be played separately. The grammar book is also a separate PDF file.
The Print Edition is like the Ebook Edition, but with paper books instead of ebooks.
While doing a video chat, the student can share their screen with you. The Online Edition can be resized flexibly to accomodate any screen size.
We suggest that you go through the lessons in advance. This will allow you to anticipate questions and think of more examples.
The course includes:
For questions, comments or suggestions, you can reach us at team (at) learningtagalog.com.
We wish you success and a lot of fun teaching Tagalog!
Frederik and Fiona De Vos
“We are homeschoolers. Though me and my husband are Tagalog native speakers, our kids are having a hard time with Filipino (this is quite common in the Philippines), especially with my 13 year old. Our son is dyslexic, so that may have added some difficulty for him.
“I was looking for an effective tutorial for teaching the Filipino language that my son would like and would learn a lot from, he usually bores out of most of the others we’ve tried. I incidentally bumped on this, last year and had my son try the free lessons. Surprisingly, he actually learned after doing that 1 free lesson for about 5-10x, he was that eager to learn. Haha! He sounded natural even with the ‘Ang Bakasyon…’ lesson alone and even used some natural expressions as well. He begged me to buy it for him, so, here we are now.”
— Mira V. Rempillo
Las Piñas, Metro Manila, Philippines