About Us
Edducco
Our story begins with a brilliant linguist who, not being a native English speaker, mastered the language to such a degree that he became a renowned journalist for 11-Alive TV station in Atlanta, USA. His flawless command of the language and captivating reports earned him a regional Emmy award and the love of a wide audience. But his true legacy extends beyond the television screen - it's the creation of a revolutionary phonetics course for people of all ages, professions, and interests.
The triumph of the program's founder, Professor Nugzar B. Ruhadze, over language barriers became the foundation of our company. Our mission is to help every person overcome invisible barriers in learning English; we will convince you that regardless of age and profession, anyone can successfully master the English language.
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Course Highlights?
Effectiveness
Phonetics is the foundation from which you can simultaneously learn to understand speech by ear, improve pronunciation, and start speaking fluently.
Uniqueness
The training already has answers to questions that may arise! We have considered all the difficulties students encounter while learning — you won't be left alone with the language.
Interactivity
Learn a new language through engaging online lessons and interesting assignments on the platform. The sessions will help you understand and love the language, not just memorize it.
Versatility
The program collects the basics that will help you speak. English for work, study, or chatting with friends — you will break the language barrier in any case.
Receiving the Emmy Award - 1989, Atlanta, USA
Nugzar B. Ruhadze
Nugzar B. Ruhadze is the author of the Edducco-EngSound project, an English language specialist, and Doctor of Pedagogy with 50 years of work experience in various countries. He is a well-known Georgian journalist and publicist, a popular radio and TV host, author of two books on continuing education, educator, translator, and reporter for American television.
He has published over 1500 articles in English on various topics and has given about 200 public speeches in numerous American cities. More than 100 articles have been written about him in such renowned publications as The New York Times, Washington Post, Atlanta Constitution, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, and others.
He continues to actively work on improving English language teaching methods, remaining dedicated to enhancing the quality of education for students and teachers.