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by Scott@TargetTestPrep » Fri Sep 08, 2023 11:17 am
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:wave: Hello, my friends at Beat The GMAT!

Are you planning to take the GMAT in a few weeks but disappointed with your progress in your GMAT prep? Target Test Prep has just the solution: LiveTeach, 40 hours of LIVE online classes.

The GMAT LiveTeach Program is meticulously designed to bring GMAT concepts to life, accelerate your study timeline, and optimize your performance on test questions in a matter of weeks.

Learn from 760-scoring, industry-recognized GMAT expert Dhivya Arumugham in real time and connect with other highly motivated test-takers.

Top 3 Reasons Students Love LiveTeach

Expert Instructor: Dhivya is an accomplished GMAT instructor with a score of 760, over 10 years of GMAT teaching experience, and over 20 years of experience teaching other subjects. She loves using her background in math and education to help people reach their “aha” moments as they master the GMAT.

Interactive Sessions: LiveTeach classes provide a virtual classroom experience that keeps you engaged and excited to learn. Interact in real time with your teacher and classmates, ask questions and get instant feedback from your instructor, and stay motivated learning alongside your peers. You can all the benefits of an in-person class with none of the hassles.

Flexible Learning: LiveTeach classes are designed to fit your busy lifestyle. Attend classes from anywhere using your laptop, tablet, or phone. Then, connect with your classmates and teacher anytime in an exclusive Slack community for your class. Whether you’re learning on the go or in the comfort of your living room, you never have to miss a class.

Sign up for LiveTeach now to join the next round of classes starting Monday, September 11. Take the first step toward landing a seat at your dream business school.

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Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep

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