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Flexible Study Options: Everything You Need to Know About Our Intensive vs. Less Intensive Courses


Flexible Study Options: Everything You Need to Know About Our Intensive vs. Less Intensive Courses
Flexible Study Options: Everything You Need to Know About Our Intensive vs. Less Intensive Courses

Introduction: Why Course Intensity (Flexible Study Options) Matters

Choosing the right study format is essential when learning Portuguese. Students have different schedules, commitments, and learning preferences. Some need fast results for immigration or professional goals, while others require a balanced approach due to work, family, or time zone constraints.

At Edpro Association, we offer flexible study options, including an Intensive Course (8–9 weeks) and a Less Intensive Course (12 weeks). This guide will help you understand which course best fits your lifestyle, timeline, and learning preferences.

👉 Find the best study option for you!


Intensive Course: Fast-Track to Fluency

Who is this for?

✔️ Students who need quick certification for residency or citizenship applications.

✔️ Those with flexible schedules who can commit to daily learning.

✔️ Learners who thrive in high-energy, fast-paced environments.

Course Structure & Schedule

📅 Duration: 8–9 weeks

📚 Weekly Commitment: 15 hours per week

🕒 Daily Sessions: 3–4 hours per session

Benefits of the Intensive Course

Faster completion – Ideal for those with an urgent deadline (e.g., Portuguese nationality application).

Immersive learning – Daily exposure to the language accelerates listening, speaking, and writing skills.

More practice in less time – Higher interaction with teachers and classmates ensures better retention.

👉 Need a fast-track course? Enroll in the Intensive Program today!


Less Intensive Course: A Balanced Approach

Who is this for?

✔️ Busy professionals balancing work and studies.

✔️ Parents or caregivers who need a flexible schedule.

✔️ Students who prefer gradual learning to absorb concepts better.

Course Structure & Schedule

📅 Duration: 12 weeks

📚 Weekly Commitment: 8–10 hours per week

🕒 Daily Sessions: 2–3 hours per session

Benefits of the Less Intensive Course

More flexibility – Easier to fit into a busy work or family schedule.

Gradual learning pace – Better for long-term retention and comprehension.

Less burnout – Allows students to process information at a comfortable speed.

👉 Looking for a flexible learning schedule? Join the Less Intensive Course!


Attendance & Assessments: What You Need to Know

1. Attendance Requirements

📌 90% attendance required for course completion.

📌 Missed a session? Recorded lessons are available for review.

2. Assessments & Certification

✔️ Regular evaluations ensure steady progress.

✔️ Final assessment & official certificate provided upon completion.

✔️ Valid certification for Portuguese residency and citizenship applications.

🔎 Need clarification on attendance policies? Contact us!


Choosing What’s Right for You: Quick Self-Assessment

Which Course Best Fits Your Lifestyle?

Question

Intensive Course (8–9 weeks)

Less Intensive Course (12 weeks)

Do you have a deadline for residency or citizenship?

✅ Yes

❌ No

Can you commit to 15 hours per week?

✅ Yes

❌ No

Do you prefer fast, immersive learning?

✅ Yes

❌ No

Do you have a busy work or family schedule?

❌ No

✅ Yes

Do you prefer a gradual learning pace?

❌ No

✅ Yes

🔎 Still not sure which course is right for you? Our team can help!


Conclusion: Find Your Best Study Option & Enroll Today!

Both Intensive and Less Intensive Courses offer high-quality learning experiences, but the right choice depends on your schedule, goals, and learning style.

✔️ Choose the Intensive Course if you need fast certification and can commit to full-time learning.

✔️ Choose the Less Intensive Course if you need flexibility and prefer a gradual pace.

🚀 Ready to start your Portuguese learning journey?

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