Some things need more than forty-five minutes.
Four private 90-minute sessions with room for sustained conversation, detailed grammar and the feedback that arrives only when nobody is watching the clock.
Depth is a choice, not an upgrade.
This isn't FastTrack with extra minutes. It is a different way of working.
You want to know why
You want the logic under the rule and enough time to follow a question until it actually clicks.
You need to sustain
The challenge is not ordering coffee — it's holding your ground in a meeting, at dinner or in a complex conversation.
You prefer fewer, longer sessions
A protected 90-minute block can suit your calendar better than appointments that constantly move.
Keep the depth alive.
Wordwall
Small, targeted activities built from what challenged you during the session.
EdCafe AI
Rehearse meetings, bureaucracy and nuanced exchanges without an audience.
Google Drive
Every slide, audio, correction and resource remains organised and yours.
Single lesson or commit to four.
Same teacher. Different rhythm.
Choose by the way you learn and the kind of work you want to do — not by which pack sounds “more advanced”.
Momentum & repetition
Best when you want focused sessions, frequent contact with Portuguese and a clear objective each time.
Depth & sustained conversation
Best when you want room to unpack complex language, maintain longer conversations and follow questions further.
Long enough to follow a question where it actually leads.
The session shifts between speaking, focused language work and consolidation, so it isn't one long push. The second half is where nuanced correction and deeper connections have room to appear.
If you know you fade after an hour, FastTrack is probably the better rhythm — and that's exactly why these are two different products.
The practical questions.
Is 90 minutes too long?
The session changes mode throughout. But if you know your attention fades after an hour, choose FastTrack instead.
I'm a complete beginner. Is this right for me?
Usually FastTrack is the better starting point at A1. Beginners generally benefit more from repetition than depth.
What happens after payment?
You receive the booking link and choose your sessions. If the calendar doesn't work, message me directly.
Do I keep the materials?
Yes. Everything in your shared Google Drive folder remains yours.