Deniese Torres

What is 51Talk??

(pronounced as FIVE-ONE-TALK) may be translated as “I want to TALK” because in Chinese, five sounds like the word ‘I’ and one sounds like the word “want.” That being said, it is one of our goals to ensure that our students have optimal “talk-time” during their lessons. It also sums up the students' aspiration to master the language. 51Talk's dedication to providing their needs for English proficiency remains consistent to this day.

COMPANY HISTORY 51Talk began their teaching ventures as a small account providing Nihonggo classes for the Chinese.
The inspiration behind the brand can be traced back to when ESL (English as second language) was for the well-off. Japanese and Chinese entrepreneursknew of many opportunities to grow their businesses, but the language barrier made their attempts to tie up futile. Individuals who were proficient in both languages took advantage of this situation by offering classes, and this made partnerships possible.
Huang JiaJia grabbed the chance to create equal learning opportunities for everybody. His proposition for teaching English instead was met with great interest, and it wasn’t long before investors saw significant potential. It was an overwhelming surprise when, shortly after the launch of 51Talk, thousands of students enrolled. Because the demand grew, Huang JiaJia and his team began outsourcing teaching. Because Filipinos have an excellent command of the English language, 51Talk decided to recruit teachers from the Philippines. The patience of Filipino teachers was perfect for learners at the beginner stage.

with the brand ambassadors

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PH.LINKEDIN.COM/IN/51TALKPH

 

Met Ms. Joy and I enjoyed our chikkahan :)

lots,

Deniese