Intermediate Group Classes

Classes take place online via Zoom every Saturday at 5:00 PM WAT starting September 19, 2026. Click the link below to secure your spot and fast-track your Igbo learning journey.

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FAQ

This class is designed for early-intermediate Igbo learners who want to learn to communicate in a free flowing and connected way. Through real conversation practices and whiteboard segments, the teacher explains why something is said in a particular way and turns the learner’s mistakes into opportunities for learning. Special attention is given to reusable sentence structures, natural expressions, practical vocabulary, and grammatical patterns that allow learners to create their own sentences. The goal is to learn how to think, construct sentences, and communicate with increasing effortlessness..

Classes are taught using standard Igbo, with a focus on reusable sentence structure, practical vocabulary, tone, and conversation practices. You’ll be guided step by step to think and express ideas directly in Igbo, building understanding alongside speaking ability.

Lessons are interactive and paced to support learning without overwhelming you.

Each live class is instructor-led and interactive. We would start with a brief conversation, followed by corrections and explanations of our mistakes. Then we would learn some reusable structures, expressions, and vocabulary and practice them together through conversations and real-life situations. At the end, we would review what we learned and receive a small assignment to practice until the next class.

All live classes are recorded. If you miss a session or want to review, you’ll have access to the recordings so you can keep up at your own pace.

Participants receive supportive learning materials, including:

  • Structured study guides
  • Audio pronunciation resources
  • Practice exercises
  • Access to class recordings

These materials are designed to reinforce what’s taught live and support steady progress.

The course runs for 12 weeks and includes:

  • 1 live Zoom class per week (1 hour)
  • Guided practice between sessions

Exact class times are listed in multiple time zones below.

By the end of three months, you should be able to: Hold a 10–15 minute conversation about everyday topics. Talk about your daily routines, work, family, interests, and experiences. Tell a story about what happened in the past. Talk about future plans and intentions. Express your opinions and explain why you think something. Ask and answer questions more naturally and spontaneously. Use common Igbo structures, expressions, and connectors without translating every sentence from English. Understand native Igbo more easily in familiar everyday situations. Keep a conversation going even when you don't know every word. Make mistakes without getting stuck and correct yourself more often.

Fill out the registration form above to enroll. After signing up, you’ll receive a welcome message with all the details you need to get started.

How the classes run:

The group classes are held on Zoom and last for 60 minutes.

Sample of Igbo Class
Sample WhatsApp activities from the Igbo Group Class for beginners

Through a mix of guided lessons, daily practice on WhatsApp, and supportive Igbo learning resources, this course is designed to make your Igbo speaking experience smoother, connected, and natural, no matter in what area you’re having difficulties.

  1. Interactive pronunciation workshops
  2. Gamified vocabulary-building sessions
  3. Lesson notes, worksheets, and visual/audio flashcards
  4. Daily practice and support via WhatsApp group
  5. Guided conversation practices

Class Schedule

Day: Saturdays
Time: 5 PM GMT+1 / see table for US time zones
Duration: 1 hour per session
Class Dates: September 5 – November 21, 2026
Note: US clocks fall back on November 1, 2026, so the US-time conversion shifts for sessions from Week 10 onward (EDT/CDT before, EST/CST after).
Session Date Time (GMT+1 / US)
Week 1Saturday, September 55 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 2Saturday, September 125 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 3Saturday, September 195 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 4Saturday, September 265 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 5Saturday, October 35 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 6Saturday, October 105 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 7Saturday, October 175 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 8Saturday, October 245 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 9Saturday, October 315 PM / 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT
Week 10Saturday, November 75 PM / 10 AM CST / 11 AM EST
Week 11Saturday, November 145 PM / 10 AM CST / 11 AM EST
Week 12Saturday, November 215 PM / 10 AM CST / 11 AM EST

Take 1-1 Classes

When you select one of the options below, you’ll be taken to the payment page. Once your payment is processed, you’ll automatically be redirected to schedule your classes and choose the days and times that work best for you.

8 classes in all

Recommended option.

4 classes in all

Suitable for casual learning.

One-off class

Perfect for consultations.

Why learn with us?

Easy to follow

Easy and interactive learning with mix resources and gamified quizes by a native tutor.

Affordable pricing

Quality Igbo learning that fits your budget, so you can focus on progress, not cost.

Clear audio & video

HD and clear live zoom sessions, with zero hitches or interruptions in schedule.

Testimonials

chinwe
“I am so grateful. I can testify that the kids understand very well within this short period of time with you. They are always excited once I send them the link, thank you so much.”

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“You are not only by far one of the best Igbo teachers out there, but you are also one of the best at teaching a foreign language to native English speakers. I am using your tips on learning other languages as well. I am subscribed to your YouTube channel as well.”

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