Everything about our Hindi classes, in one place.
Our Hindi program takes you from reading your first Devanagari letter to holding an unscripted conversation about work, family, films, and travel. Every lesson is live, private, and built around what you actually need Hindi for.
From the Devanagari alphabet to fluent everyday conversation. Suited to travellers, expats, researchers and heritage learners.
— Absolute beginner
— Conversational
— Advanced & literary
How Our Hindi Course Works
No guessing what happens after you sign up. This is the exact path every Hindi student follows.
Free trial and needs assessment
A 30-minute meeting where we check your current level, ask why you want Hindi — heritage, marriage, work, travel, scripture, exams — and agree on a realistic weekly rhythm.
Your teacher builds a study plan
You receive a written plan: the level you start at, the topics for the first eight lessons, the script targets, and the vocabulary volume you should expect each week.
Weekly live lessons
Each hour follows the same shape — warm-up conversation in Hindi, review of last week’s material, new grammar or script explained in English, guided practice, then free speaking.
Practice between classes
Short homework (15–20 minutes a day): reading drills, listening clips, sentence writing, or a voice note you send your teacher. Everything is corrected before the next class.
Progress reviews
Every eight lessons your teacher records a level check — what you can now read, understand, say, and write — and adjusts the plan before the next block starts.
Two Ways to Learn Hindi
Choose the track that matches how you like to learn. You can switch at any point, or mix both.
Regular Classes
A structured, textbook-style path. Grammar is explained in English, drilled in Hindi, and reinforced with written exercises. Best if you like clear rules, visible milestones, and reading and writing from the start.
- Script reading and writing from lesson one
- Grammar explained with English translation
- Written homework corrected each week
- Suits exam, academic, and heritage learners
GPA Classes
The Growing Participator Approach. You learn Hindi by doing things in Hindi — pointing, describing, storytelling, and recording — with the teacher supplying language as you need it. Script comes later, speech comes early.
- Silent Phase for certain hours
- Picture, object, and story-based sessions
- Recorded phrases you rehearse between classes
- Suits learners living in or moving to India
What You Get With Every Course
All materials are included in the hourly rate — there is nothing extra to buy.
Written lesson notes
Every class ends with a shared document: new words with meanings, example sentences, and the grammar point in plain English.
Devanagari workbook
Stroke-order sheets, reading ladders, and dictation exercises used through Levels 1 and 2.
Progress report
A short written review every eight lessons covering reading, listening, speaking, and writing.
Vocabulary sets
Themed word lists with audio, built up lesson by lesson and revised on a spaced schedule.
Listening library
Graded clips from conversation, news, songs, and film dialogue, matched to your level.
Class recordings
Recorded with your permission so you can re-listen to pronunciation and explanations as often as you like.
Hindi Class Questions
No. Complete beginners start with the script in Level 1, and we use transliteration alongside it until reading becomes comfortable.
Two lessons a week is the most common and gives steady progress. One a week works with daily practice; four or five suits intensive goals.
Yes — let your teacher know in advance and the class is moved. Nothing is lost.
Most students manage simple everyday conversation after around 40–50 lessons, and comfortable free conversation during Level 3.
Yes. Lessons for younger learners are shorter in focus, more visual, and heavy on games, songs, and stories.
A stable internet connection, a headset, and a notebook. Everything else is provided.