Are Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Course all paid for when u get rocket premium

Hi there, pretty simple question but can't seem to find direct answer in promotional material. If i buy a premium rocket membership for a given language, so I get access to the lessons at all levels, ie beginner, intermediate, and advanced level? And can anyone tell me what japanese level proficiency the highest level you can learn using this program is? Also if I opt to learn another language, do you get a discount for already being a premium member? thankyou very much tania

wow, so many members here but noone can answer this...

I have the rocket premium course, but im not sure if i have the 3 levels included...im sorry, but it is a very complete course... tschüs!

Hi Tania there is diffrent levels that excists, if you buy premium you can call it basic, if you want advance you need too buy premium plus then you need too buy platinium, but i promise you premium is good enough too keep you busy for a good while. hope that answers your question Robin

Hello Tania, There are three courses: Japanese Premium, Japanese Premium Plus and Japanese Platinum. Each are Beginner (premium), Premium Plus (intermediate) and Platinum (advanced) so no, after finishing one you have to purchase the next one if you want to master the language. Take it easy till feel comfortable with the level you acquired before accessing the next one. :) Hope that helped!! Best wishes, Mireia

Hi Tania, I was wondering the same thing. It looks like most of the Premium courses cost USD $99.95 each for the online version. Most languages also have higher level courses - Premium Plus (Level 2) and Platinum (Level 3). These cost $149.95 each but if you have already purchased the Premium (Level 1) course, you can purchase these for a members-only price of $129.95 from within your Members Area after purchase. I hope I stay motivated enough to enroll in the 2nd and 3rd level courses! Jim

Hi all - I might be a little late in the piece with this but I think its worth commenting here; The Premium courses are designed for beginners or faux-beginners, and will get you to the stage where you should be comfortable holding conversations in the target language. The higher levels (for the languages that have them) really build on that and put you in more complex situations so that you can really master the intricacies of the language and culture. Also, as Robin mentioned, there is a lot of content in even the Premium level of each course. Potentially hundreds of hours if you really wanted to complete every aspect of the course. In saying that 15-30 minutes per day should get the average person comfortable with basic conversations in a few weeks, although that is very person dependent.

i think you have to bye it in all different launguges no discounts

Hi, I am wondering which level in this whole course features Certification as as Interpreter.

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