New York/ Regensburg, 19th of November 2003 - The rising demand for English as a universal medium of communication has created a huge market in the booming e-learning industry with Cleverlearn Ltd. taking the lead.

Founded in 1999 at Santa Monica, California (USA), Cleverlearn set the standard in personalized English-learning process with the use of new technology and a simplified mode of instruction. It not only implements outstanding concepts that are tried and tested, but also develops and makes use of innovative applications that provide instant translations. 

Cleverlearn offers “New Generation Language Learning System,” which assists customers through diverse platforms for learning English. This enables its users to study and practice English at their own convenience and pace.

According to company research, the English language can be studied within little time given today’s easy access to the latest technology, and Cleverlearn’s modified form of teaching. Clearly, what Cleverlearn is offering is a marriage of technology and education tailored-fit to suit the lifestyle of the 21^st century individual.

Cleverlearn places emphasis on learning English as a Foreign Language (EFL) with the full speed and flexibility that online communication provides in today’s world. The company’s team consists of English language experts, experienced graphic designers, and highly trained developers.

Offering a wide range of dynamic and quality products and services, Cleverlearn ensures that the learning process is also continuous and fun for the subscribers. This is why each learning tool supplements the other for a more in-depth comprehension of the English language.

Cleverlearn continually finds ways to make learning work for the user. The company operates under the E-Learning Portal www.cleverlearn.com, and has since then developed a unique way of integrating it via PDA, mobile phones, and the Internet. The applications are user-friendly and translations are provided right away. Presently, Cleverlearn leads as the pacesetter in English-learning technology.