Learn Greek for reading.

Ancient Greek is the language of foundational Western literature, philosophy, and thought, giving readers unmediated access to works that shaped civilization. This learning plan is ideal for classicists, philosophy students, theologians, and anyone seeking to engage with Homer, Plato, Aristotle, and other ancient authors in their original form. Reading Greek directly reveals nuances, wordplay, and meanings that translations inevitably lose.

Explore ancient History

This learning plan is essential for anyone seeking to understand the roots of modern Western civilization and the foundational ideas that continue to shape our political systems, philosophy, and culture. It's ideal for history enthusiasts, students of humanities, educators, and professionals in law,政治, or philosophy who want to deepen their understanding of how ancient societies created the intellectual and institutional frameworks we still use today.

Ancient Mediterranean Myths

This learning plan offers essential cultural literacy for anyone seeking to understand the mythological foundations of Western civilization. It's ideal for literature enthusiasts, students of classics or humanities, writers drawing on archetypal narratives, or curious learners wanting to explore the timeless stories that have shaped art, philosophy, and storytelling for over two millennia.

Ancient civilizations

This learning plan provides essential context for understanding how modern institutions, technologies, and cultural practices emerged from ancient foundations across the globe. It's ideal for history enthusiasts, students, educators, and anyone seeking to develop a more nuanced understanding of human civilization beyond traditional Western-focused narratives. By exploring diverse ancient cultures simultaneously, learners gain critical perspective on how different societies independently developed sophisticated solutions to universal human challenges.

The most important works of literature

This learning plan provides a comprehensive journey through the essential works that shaped Western literature, offering both historical context and deep textual analysis. It's ideal for serious readers seeking cultural literacy, students preparing for advanced literary study, educators building curriculum knowledge, or anyone wanting to understand the books that continue to influence modern storytelling and thought. By progressing chronologically through literary history, learners gain both breadth of knowledge and the critical tools to engage meaningfully with humanity's most celebrated narratives.

Philosophy

This learning plan provides a comprehensive foundation in philosophical thinking, essential for anyone seeking to develop critical reasoning skills and explore life's fundamental questions. It's particularly valuable for students, professionals in ethics-focused fields, writers, and curious minds who want to understand the ideas that have shaped human civilization and continue to influence contemporary discourse on meaning, knowledge, and values.

Learn key humanities subjects

This learning plan provides a comprehensive foundation in the humanities, essential for anyone seeking to understand human culture, thought, and expression across time and geography. It's ideal for lifelong learners, students preparing for advanced studies, professionals seeking broader cultural literacy, or anyone wanting to engage more deeply with the ideas and works that have shaped human civilization.

Study core knowledge fields

This learning plan provides a comprehensive classical education for the modern age, equipping learners with the foundational knowledge that connects history, philosophy, science, and mathematics into a coherent worldview. It's ideal for lifelong learners, professionals seeking intellectual depth beyond their specialization, and anyone wanting to think more critically about complex problems by understanding how different domains of knowledge inform and enrich each other.