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A few words about Myngle, which I have recently become part of as a teacher, something I’m sure that will become increasingly popular in years to come. Here as shown on their website is what Myngle is…

Myngle is the global language e-learning marketplace, where teachers and students from all over the world myngle, understand each other better and have fun – as they learn new languages and cultures. Myngle offers a solution by providing students and teachers in different locations with a complete online language instruction platform, containing all the tools needed for synchronous e-learning.

……..FREE for students and teachers to sign-up and will provide an online environment for live one-to-one classes for basically any language and level from any type of teacher. You can choose your own teacher or student depending on your specific needs, availability and price! If you are a student you can try out a demo lesson with your selected teacher before you have to pay anything.

……..whether you are a complete beginner or require advanced conversational practice, Myngle will have a solution for you. And you can have or give these language classes from the comfort of your home at the times when you desire. Whether 1 evening class one week and 3 morning classes the following weeks, you decide! There will be no more need to find a native speaker near your home location and no more traveling time. No need for a classroom any more. Myngle also eliminates the need for face-to-face interaction between students and teachers.

The platform will be offered in 2 complementary models; MyngleMarket and MyngleTowns;

……..because it offers a complete proposal including e-learning tools, feedback mechanisms, and a community environment. Myngle changes the world of foreign language instruction from the traditional offline model to an interactive, fun and efficient online medium.

…….. besides the fact that we believe Myngle is an excellent business model, we are convinced we have an excellent opportunity to make the world a better place.

First, since culture and language are so intricately connected, when students learn a new language, they also learn precious elements of its culture. We feel very strongly that this process will improve the understanding among people – at different levels.

Second, our business model is to a large extent based on giving people in the developing world the opportunity and the tools they will need to teach their native languages to students in rich countries. This outsourcing does not have an impact on jobs in the rich world, since the supply is not there to begin with, but can have a positive impact on the global income inequality.