We will welcome you to the course, and give you everything you need to get started. We'll also give you an in-depth look at exactly how the Bidirectional Translation was born.

You'll learn the five key principles which support and sustain any effective language learning method, with detailed examples to illustrate each one.

You'll learn about the importance of starting any new language with the right resource. Then, we'll lead you through exactly how you can identify and obtain the exact resource which is right for you and your needs.

You'll begin learning about the six key activities that comprise the Bidirectional Translation Method. Module 4 starts things off by examining the Intensive Analysis, which is a powerful reading-and-listening activity you can use to gain a thorough grasp of any bilingual text, even as a complete beginner.

You'll discover how to perform a Phonetic Analysis, which is a sequence of activities that will help you breakdown target language speech into its phonetic elements. It is through this activity that you'll cultivate an authentic pronunciation and intonation in your target language, right from the start.

You'll learn a new, powerful way to review the language knowledge you've already gained. Gone are the days of boring, rote memorization. Here, in Module 6, you'll learn all about Smart Review, which will make reviewing any language material both interesting and challenging.

You'll start to uncover the first key translation of the two-part bidirectional translation process. This involves the Direct Translation, which is where you'll translate target language texts into your native language. Completing this step with any text will help ensure that you've gained a full understanding of the material.

In this module, you'll begin to test your memory of what you've learned so far by completing the first of two types of Reverse Translation. Here, you'll attempt to translate your native-language version of a text back into your target language, and do it verbally.

You'll complete the second part of the Reverse Translation, by translating your native-language version of a text back into its original language, and doing it in writing.

You'll consolidate everything you've learned so far about the six key activities of the Bidirectional Translation, and use that knowledge to develop a language learning routine that will last for the next three months.

In this last module, we'll cover what you should expect once you've applied the Bidirectional Translation to one language and one resource for three whole months, and what you can do to take your language learning to the next level from there.

Circle Community, Sample Dialogues, In-depth real life demos, Exclusive PDF and excel spreadsheets of the BDT method, an Exclusive Pronunciation Guide