From second language to second nature

Rosetta Stone helps your students tap into them mindes innate ability to learn language, and gets them comfortable with communication in real life

Get immersed

The best way to pick up a language is to surround yourself with it. We help your students learn efficiently through real-world scenarios, interactive activities, and audio from native speakers

Feel supported

Rosetta Stone sets youк students up for success by introducing new skills at the perfect pace and giving them opportunities to practice key words and phrases in multiple contexts

Express yourself

We give your students immediate feedback on their pronunciation and offer additional coaching with texts louded by native speakers, preparing them to hold meaningful conversations in new language

Language learning for all

Rosetta Stone has helped all types of language learners reach their goals. Check out our solutions for:

Schools, Colleges, Universities and Learning Centers

Reinforce what students are learning in their language courses and help them build proficiency.

Enterprise and Government Agences

Empower your employees to speak and work confidently across language barriers, with industry-specific lessons, vocabulary and live online lessons with high-level teachers from around the world.

Rosetta Stone success stories

They say it's a small world. I think it makes it smaller if you learn another language.
Amber
Shreveport, Louisiana, Studying: Spanish
Once you start, it's not that intimidating. And it's extraordinarily rewarding as well.
Butovens
Born in France, lives in California, French tutor studying Japanese and Spanish
Recently I decided that I had to go beyond just purely audio and start learning it more in depth - and that's when I decided to go with Rosetta Stone.
Pamela
Hawaii, Studying: Russian
You have to speak Italian to get past 'tourist' Italy...and that's 95% of it.
Carole
Washington, D.C., Studying: Italian
Don't worry about the big picture. Don't worry about having that fluent conversation with someone...just focus on the basics and have fun doing it along the way - it's really about the journey when it comes to language.
Peter
Los Angeles, California, Studying: Italian and Spanish
Once you start getting to the point where people see you trying, they just open up. The whole world opens up, and the world becomes smaller.
Melissa
Baltimore, Maryland, Studying Japanese
When you're going out to serve and try and help them in a moment of need, you try to make them as comfortable as possible and better serve them...and I can help them just by speaking in their native language.
Kevin
Santa Barbara, California, Studying: Spanish
My students all learn different languages. One boy's mother is Korean, so it's great he's studying it. He's been able to converse more with some family members.
Jessica
Phoenix, Arizona, Teaches 3rd-12th grade using Rosetta Stone
I like dabbling in languages...I just don't like sitting around watching TV most of the time, so for me it's just a hobby.
Alex
Everett, Washington, Studying: French, Spanish, Italian, Navajo, Russian, Japanese
It makes traveling so much easier. Being able to ask people even simple questions, in their language, is such a phenomenal experience.
Jessica
Washington, D.C., Studying: French, Greek, Spanish