Courses and programs built around practice, feedback, and clear schedules.

Browse the current learning tracks across languages, AI literacy, and programming. Each cohort follows a predictable cadence: session, applied assignment, feedback, and a short checkpoint so progress stays visible.

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Next cohort starts 14 July 2026 Typical lesson: 60–75 minutes Typical course: 2–3 weeks

Program structure

What you can expect in every cohort

Short diagnostic

A quick baseline to set pacing and highlight gaps that matter for the track.

Applied assignments

Speaking prompts, writing tasks, prompt briefs, or code labs—always tied to the week’s objective.

Feedback loop

Review notes are written to be used immediately in the next session, not saved for later.

Checkpoint and recap

A lightweight summative assessment and a concrete next-step plan for continued study.

Note: Programs are educational. Outcomes vary based on starting level, attendance, and practice time.

Current tracks and cohort windows

This page lists representative cohorts we run on a rolling schedule. Dates can vary by group size and instructor availability, so the fastest way to confirm the next start is to send an enrollment request. The baseline is consistent across tracks: 60–75 minute live sessions, practical homework, and a short checkpoint.

English Conversation Cohort

A short, practical language track built around speaking drills, role-play prompts, and spaced repetition. The checkpoints focus on recall speed, conversational routines, and reducing hesitation under time pressure.

Format

Online course (live cohort)

Duration

2–3 weeks • 60–75 min per lesson

Practice

Speaking prompts + short listening drills

Next window

Starts 14 July 2026

Live speaking Spaced repetition Weekly checkpoints

Chinese Foundations

Pronunciation and core patterns first, then short dialogues. Homework is light but frequent to build recall without cramming.

Typical window: 2–3 weeks • Cohort start: 14 July 2026

Arabic Reading & Routine

Script, basic morphology, and a steady daily routine. The focus is accuracy and consistency, not speed.

Typical window: 2–3 weeks • Cohort start: 14 July 2026

AI Literacy: Prompt Workflows and Evaluation

A structured track that treats prompting as a documented workflow. You practice writing prompt briefs, using evaluation rubrics, and recording iterations so outputs are reproducible and reviewable.

Format

Course or masterclass

Duration

2–3 weeks or single-session

Practice

Briefs, rubrics, documentation

Programming Fundamentals Intensive

Short labs, code review notes, and a mini-project. The goal is clean habits: naming, small functions, and predictable debugging steps.

Typical window: 2–3 weeks • Lessons: 60–75 minutes

How to choose the right program

Picking a course is easier when the decision is based on constraints, not ambition. Most learning plans fail because study time becomes optional and feedback arrives too late. Softelyx School programs use a short diagnostic and a defined cadence so the work stays concrete.

For language tracks, a good fit means you can commit to short daily repetition and a speaking block twice per week. If you want conversational confidence, the English cohort is the most direct route because the practice is live and time-boxed. For Chinese and Arabic, the early cohorts prioritize phonetics/script and routine—steady inputs rather than marathon sessions.

For AI and programming tracks, the critical factor is whether you can complete the applied work between sessions. You will write prompt briefs, apply an evaluation rubric, or complete code labs that build on each other. That workload is methodical by design: the assignment is the point, and the lecture supports it.

Time budget first

If you can reliably keep two live sessions and short homework blocks, a cohort works well. If time is volatile, start with a webinar or a masterclass.

Define the output

Pick a track with an observable output: a conversation routine, a documented prompt workflow, or a working mini-project with review notes.

Use the diagnostic

The baseline check is not a gate. It’s an input for pacing and feedback focus, so time is spent on the right drills.

Request enrollment details

Tell us the course or subject you want (English, Chinese, Arabic, AI literacy, programming) and your preferred dates. We will reply with the next cohort window, format options (course, intensive, masterclass), and what the week-by-week plan looks like.

Scheduling note

A published cohort start date can be confirmed by email. For many tracks, the next window begins 14 July 2026.

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