Reviews of Language Courses I Have Used

The three language courses I have reviewed are the Rosetta Stone CD ROM courses, the Tell Me More Series, and the Surefire French Learning Package via Click Bank.

The reviews are below, with links to the products included for you to browse, and find the most suitable one for you.

The Rosetta Stone Package

The Rosetta Stone language courses are available in either a CD ROM package or as an online course.

I found the benefits of the Dynamic Immersion Technology were easily able to be implemented, which certainly inspired me to continue with this course. Dynamic Immersion technology is about the inclusion of visual, aural, and other stimulating aids to assist with our memory recall of the material we are presented with, in a similar fashion to when we were children, learning our native language.

I have found the package has been well put together, and the quality of the finished product is superb.

The Rosetta Stone courses are a superb investment, and coupled with a desire to learn, will provide a broad, fundamental base to the languages that are presented.

Tell Me More

The Tell Me More series is a fantastic product, that I have found to be very detailed, and in depth.

The course is preneted inthe format of videos, and then a series of exercises that need to be implemented based on the preceeding videos.

The exercises are entertaining, and progressive in nature, and give an equally broad base of knowledge to develop from.

The exercises include speech recognition exercises, cross word puzzles, and other forms of interaction, in order to develop the mind's multiple methods of absorption.

I found the grammar sections to be very detailed as well.

Overall, the Tell Me More Series is a highly recommended product to look at, but is only available as a CD ROM, but they do also provide some online support free of charge in the firt few weeks of use.

The Surefire French Learning Package

The SureFire French Learning Package is a differently presented product, and naturally, unlike the other programmes reviewd, only caters to the Frech language.

It does, however, provide a different set of tools.

Included, are the flash card method programme, as well as the phrasing section that I feel is more suitable to someone who needs a quick, crash course, but in my view, is not as detailed, and comprehensive as the previously mentioned Tell Me More series or Rosetta Stone Products.

However, the Frech Course also comes with a memory booster package, and for the price, is quite good value.

The Surefire French Learning Package is available here.

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