Attigo
Attigo
Attigo
Attigo™ puts you in command of limitless army of language parters who re-enforce your every lesson. You control the curriculum.
Students study a foreign language because they want to acquire the skill. Attigo™ helps students achieve that goal and you get the credit.
Give students the benefits of language immersion they go abroad seeking, at your school, integrated with your curriculum. Offer a more well-rounded experience.
Real life moves at full speed. If your foreign language can't keep up, you're wasting your time and money.
TOEFL, SAT, GRE and HSK are critical for students going abroad. Fluency in your foreign language is prerequisite for test success.
Prepare for work in multinationals or international business. Attigo™ prepares you to function in a foreign language environment.
The United States Military Academy at West Point is one of the top leadership development institutions in the world. Notable alumni include 2 U.S. Presidents, 3 foreign heads of state, 18 astronauts and the founder of AOL.
West Point was the first educational institution to use Attigo™ where it was assigned to cadets studying Chinese. Several cadets continue to use Attigo™ after graduating purchasing the service to maintain their Chinese fluency while serving in the Army.
The American Institute in Taiwan ("AIT") is a public corporation established by the U.S. Government to represent America's interests in Taiwan.
The U.S. Government purchased the Attigo service for use in the AIT Chinese Language and Area Studies School. The school trains State Department diplomats with the language skills and cultural knowledge they need serve to in posts in Greater China.
Founded in 1915, Hawken School is an elite private primary and secondary school located in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio. Hawken alumni include economist Arthur Betz Laffer, former Australian cabinet member & senator Nick Minchin and SNL cast member Molly Shannon.
Hawken purchased Attigo™ for its advanced Chinese language students who logged on several times a week to practice with their Attigo language partners. Hawken students went on to travel and study in China.
