What levels are covered in the Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida?

The course follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and covers levels A1 through C2: A1 (Beginner), A2 (Elementary), B1 (Intermediate), B2 (Upper-Intermediate), C1 (Advanced), and C2 (Mastery). We also offer dedicated preparation for Marathi university proficiency assessments and government language exams.

Is the course available online and offline?

Yes. We offer classroom training at our Greater Noida/Noida center and live interactive online sessions. You can choose the mode that fits your schedule, and switch between them if needed.

How can I enroll in the Marathi Language Course?

You can call +91-9821641408, email info@itraininginstitute.com, or fill out the application form at https://www.itraininginstitute.com/apply-now to book a session.

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🪔 Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida – The Maharashtra Heritage and Media Language

✦ Marathi is not a foreign language for Indians—it is one of India's most widely spoken languages, with over 83 million speakers, primarily in Maharashtra, and the official language of the state. It is the language of the Marathi literary tradition (Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram, and modern writers like P. L. Deshpande), the Mumbai film and entertainment industry (Marathi cinema and theatre), and one of India's most vibrant regional media markets. Marathi is valuable for media and journalism, translation and localisation, heritage and cultural work, academic research in Marathi literature, and business and government roles in Maharashtra. And because qualified Marathi speakers are relatively rare outside Maharashtra, this is a high-value, low-competition skill.

✦ And here is the good news: Marathi is more accessible for Hindi speakers than its reputation suggests. It uses the Devanagari script—the same script as Hindi—so Hindi speakers already know the alphabet. Marathi shares much of its formal Sanskrit-derived vocabulary with Hindi, and its grammar—while it has three genders (Hindi has two) and an elaborate verb system—is highly systematic and regular. At iTraining Institute, our Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida is built for journalists, translators, content creators, and heritage professionals—not casual language learners. We teach Marathi from the script up, with grammar mastery, vocabulary for media, translation, and heritage work, and cultural context about Marathi literary and media traditions. Our curriculum follows the CEFR framework (A1–C2) and prepares you for Marathi proficiency assessments and for media, translation, and heritage careers.

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✅ Media, Translation & Heritage Career Focus
✅ Devanagari Script — Already Familiar to Hindi Speakers
✅ Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram & Marathi Literary Heritage
✅ Online, Classroom & Hybrid Modes

🌟 Why Marathi in Greater Noida – Media, Translation, and Heritage Careers

➤ Most language institutes market Marathi as a "regional" subject with limited career relevance outside Maharashtra. That framing is outdated—and it does not help serious professionals decide whether to invest 6–18 months of their time. What actually matters is the specific career context—and Greater Noida has three distinct advantages here.

➤ 1. Media and journalism: Marathi media is a significant segment of the Indian media landscape—Marathi newspapers (Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, Sakal) have millions of readers, Marathi TV channels dominate Maharashtra viewership, and Marathi digital media is growing. Marathi is also central to Marathi cinema and theatre—screenwriters, dialogue writers, and content creators need Marathi for authentic dialogue and storytelling. Journalists, content creators, and screenwriters targeting Marathi audiences need Marathi proficiency. 2. Translation and localisation: Marathi literary translation is a steady market—Dnyaneshwar's works, modern Marathi novels, and Marathi poetry are translated into English and other languages, and business and media localisation in Marathi is needed for the Maharashtra market. Because qualified Marathi translators are relatively rare outside Maharashtra, this is a growing opportunity. 3. Heritage and cultural work: India has extensive Marathi manuscript collections—in libraries, archives, and cultural institutions—and heritage professionals, manuscript researchers, and museum curators need Marathi proficiency for manuscript preservation, archival research, and museum curation. The Marathi literary and cultural institutions actively recruit Marathi scholars.

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Media & Journalism

Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, Marathi cinema—journalists and screenwriters need Marathi proficiency.

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Translation & Localisation

Dnyaneshwar, Marathi novels, and business localisation—qualified Marathi translators are relatively rare.

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Heritage & Manuscript Work

Marathi manuscript preservation, archival research, and museum curation need Marathi scholars.

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Hindi Speakers' Advantage

Devanagari script and Sanskrit vocabulary overlap—Hindi speakers have a significant head start.

⚡ The Devanagari Advantage – Why Marathi Is More Accessible for Hindi Speakers Than Its Reputation Suggests

✦ Most language learners in India assume Marathi is difficult because of its complex grammar and distinctive vocabulary. That assumption is partly correct, but misleading. Marathi uses the Devanagari script—the same script as Hindi—so Hindi speakers already know the alphabet. Marathi shares much of its formal Sanskrit-derived vocabulary with Hindi, and its grammar—while it has three genders (Hindi has two) and an elaborate verb system—is highly systematic and regular. For Hindi speakers, the learning focus is primarily on the grammar differences and everyday vocabulary, not the script or formal vocabulary.

✦ The US Foreign Service Institute classifies Marathi as Category III, requiring roughly 1,100 hours for English speakers—but for Hindi speakers, the Devanagari script and shared Sanskrit vocabulary provide a significant head start. Marathi has three grammatical genders (masculine, feminine, and neuter—Hindi has only two), which adds complexity, but the gender system is regular and predictable. Marathi verb conjugation is elaborate but systematic, and the language has a strong literary and formal register that is highly structured. This translates to Marathi literacy in 6–9 months and B1–B2 in 12–18 months for Hindi speakers—competitive with other Indian languages. And because qualified Marathi speakers are relatively rare outside Maharashtra, the competition for Marathi-related professional roles is limited—this is a genuinely valuable skill.

⚖️ Marathi vs Hindi vs Gujarati – Which Indian Language Should You Choose?

➤ If you are comparing Indian languages, the decision comes down to career path and accessibility. Hindi is the most widely spoken language in India and the working language of government and BPO—but it is already widely known, so it offers less differentiation. Gujarati is the language of Gujarat's business community and a significant trade language—but it has a smaller media and literary footprint than Marathi. Marathi is the language of Maharashtra's media, cinema, and literary heritage—and it has India's third-largest newspaper readership (after Hindi and English), a vibrant film industry, and a rich literary tradition. For Hindi speakers, Marathi is more accessible than most non-Indian languages because of the Devanagari script and shared Sanskrit vocabulary.

➤ Choose Marathi if: You are targeting Marathi media and journalism, translation and localisation, Marathi cinema and content creation, heritage and manuscript work, or business and government roles in Maharashtra; you want access to Marathi literature and culture in the original; or you want a skill that most Hindi speakers do not have. Choose Hindi if: You are targeting government careers, BPO, or the general Indian market (our Hindi course covers this). Choose Gujarati if: You are targeting Gujarat's business and trade sectors (our Gujarati course covers this). Learn both Marathi and Hindi if: You want maximum coverage of the Indian media and literary landscape—the two languages share the Devanagari script and formal Sanskrit vocabulary, and together they cover both the Hindi and Marathi media markets. At iTraining Institute, we offer Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, and other Indian language courses—and we will give you an honest assessment of which fits your goals during your free demo class.

📚 Marathi Language Course Levels – CEFR A1 to C2

📘 Our Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida follows the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). Marathi proficiency is assessed by universities, government bodies, and media organisations in India and internationally, and we focus on practical proficiency—demonstrable ability to read, write, listen, and speak in real contexts—and prepare you for university tests, government exams, and employer screenings. The table below outlines each CEFR level and realistic timelines.

Level	What It Qualifies You For	Key Skills Covered	Duration (Regular)
A1 – Beginner	Basic reading, starting point for media, translation, and heritage paths	Devanagari script (review for Hindi speakers; learning for others), pronunciation, greetings, introductions, basic vocabulary, script mastery drills	8 weeks
A2 – Elementary	Everyday reading, basic workplace interaction	Verb conjugation, everyday conversations, reading simple texts, vocabulary expansion, three-gender system	10 weeks
B1 – Intermediate	Media reading, basic translation, heritage work	Opinions, reading news, writing emails, understanding Marathi media, translation practice	12 weeks
B2 – Upper Intermediate	Professional translation, media work, senior heritage roles	Debating, structured essays, professional communication, literary translation, advanced texts	12 weeks
C1 – Advanced	Senior professional roles, literary translation, research	Complex literary texts, nuanced expression, professional presentations, literary analysis, advanced translation	14 weeks
C2 – Mastery	Native-level professional fluency, academic research	Classical Marathi literature (Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram), modern Marathi (P. L. Deshpande), academic writing, interpreting practice, full professional fluency	14 weeks

📖 Course Materials: Internationally recognised Marathi textbooks (Marathi: A Complete Course, Colloquial Marathi), in-house Devanagari workbooks, authentic Marathi news audio, literary excerpts (Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram, P. L. Deshpande), media and heritage vocabulary lists, and recorded sessions for revision. All materials accessible digitally.

📜 Proficiency & Industry Preparation – What Employers Actually Check

✦ Unlike European languages with well-known certification brands (Goethe, DELF, DELE), Marathi has multiple certification pathways: Indian universities offer Marathi proficiency tests for admission to Marathi-taught programmes, government bodies assess Marathi proficiency for official language roles, and media organisations, translation agencies, and heritage institutions assess practical reading and translation ability through interviews and document assessments. For media, translation, and heritage roles, the relevant credential is often demonstrated competence—the ability to read a Marathi newspaper, translate a literary passage, and transcribe a Marathi manuscript—rather than any single formal certificate.

✦ At iTraining Institute, our preparation is practical and outcome-focused. We build your proficiency to the level where you can handle real media, translation, and heritage scenarios—typically B1–B2 for professional roles, and C1–C2 for literary translation and academic research. We provide scenario-based assessment: reading Marathi newspapers, translating literary passages, and transcribing manuscript documents in Marathi. For learners targeting Indian university admission, we prepare you for the specific format used by institutions like University of Mumbai, Savitribai Phule Pune University, and SNDT Women's University. For media, translation, and heritage professionals, we focus on the specific vocabulary and contexts that matter—from journalism and Marathi cinema dialogue to literary translation and manuscript preservation.

✅ University Proficiency Assessment: Preparation for Indian university admission tests (Mumbai, Pune, SNDT)
✅ Media & Journalism Vocabulary: News writing, interviewing, and reporting terminology
✅ Literary Translation: Classical and modern Marathi literature translation (Dnyaneshwar, P. L. Deshpande)
✅ Heritage & Manuscript Research: Paleography, manuscript preservation, and archival terminology
✅ Devanagari Script Competence: Reading and writing in the actual Marathi script
✅ Preparation Format: Reading, writing, and translation practice with trainer feedback

📖 What You Will Study – Module-by-Module Breakdown

➤ Every level in our Marathi course is structured around the Devanagari script advantage and real media, translation, and heritage communication. In the A1 foundation modules, you start with the Devanagari script (review for Hindi speakers, learning for others) and basic grammar (noun declension and verb conjugation introduction). You learn basic vocabulary and simple sentences through practical examples: reading short Marathi passages, understanding basic media terms, and analysing simple grammatical structures. You build reading fluency within 3–4 weeks.

➤ At A2, the focus shifts to grammar mastery—verb conjugation, the three-gender system (masculine, feminine, and neuter), and everyday vocabulary. At B1, the curriculum includes dedicated modules on media and journalism vocabulary—news writing, interviewing, and reporting—and literary and heritage translation—reading Marathi poetry and prose and translating it. At B2, you engage with authentic Marathi media (Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, Marathi TV channels), write structured reports and formal correspondence, and prepare for professional-level translation. Throughout, we pay special attention to the areas that trip up Hindi speakers—the three-gender system (Hindi has two), the differences in verb conjugation, and the distinctive regional vocabulary—using structured drills that build accuracy from the start. And for Hindi speakers, we leverage the shared Devanagari script and Sanskrit-derived vocabulary to accelerate learning.

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Devanagari Advantage

Hindi speakers already know the script—we focus on grammar and vocabulary differences.

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Three-Gender System

Marathi has three genders (Hindi has two)—taught through pattern recognition and structured drills.

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Media & Journalism Vocabulary

News writing, interviewing, and reporting terminology for Marathi media careers.

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Literary & Heritage Translation

Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram, P. L. Deshpande, and modern Marathi literature translation.

💼 What Marathi Opens Up – Media, Translation, and Heritage Careers

✦ Marathi leads to three specific career paths, all tied to India's media, literary, and heritage landscape. Media and journalism: Marathi media is a significant segment of the Indian media landscape—Marathi newspapers (Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, Sakal), Marathi TV channels, and Marathi digital media outlets have millions of readers and viewers—and Marathi cinema and theatre need Marathi for authentic dialogue and storytelling. Translation and localisation: Marathi literary translation is a steady market—Dnyaneshwar's works, modern Marathi novels, and Marathi poetry are translated into English and other languages, and business and media localisation in Marathi is needed for the Maharashtra market—and because qualified Marathi translators are relatively rare outside Maharashtra, this is a growing opportunity. Heritage and cultural work: India has extensive Marathi manuscript collections, and heritage professionals, manuscript researchers, and museum curators need Marathi proficiency for manuscript preservation, archival research, and museum curation.

✦ Beyond these, Marathi is valuable as a credential that distinguishes you in a competitive job market. Greater Noida's media, publishing, and heritage ecosystem produces thousands of graduates with similar skills, and Marathi literacy—which is rare outside Maharashtra—sets you apart in interviews and applications. And for Hindi speakers, Marathi opens doors to a unique cultural and professional identity—reading Dnyaneshwar and P. L. Deshpande in the original, understanding Marathi media, and working in translation and heritage. Because Marathi is rarely taught with a career focus outside Maharashtra, the competition for Marathi-related professional roles is limited.

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Media & Journalism

Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, Marathi cinema—journalists and screenwriters need Marathi.

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Translation & Localisation

Dnyaneshwar, Marathi novels, and business localisation—qualified Marathi translators are relatively rare.

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Heritage & Manuscript Work

Manuscript preservation, archival research, and museum curation need Marathi scholars.

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Academic & PhD Advantage

A rare Marathi literacy credential sets you apart in PhD applications and research grants.

👥 Who Should Enroll in the Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida?

➤ This course is designed for journalists, translators, content creators, and heritage professionals—not casual language learners. The most common profiles are media and journalism professionals targeting Marathi media, translation and localisation professionals interested in literary and business translation, content creators and screenwriters working in Marathi cinema and theatre, heritage and museum professionals working on Marathi manuscripts, and Hindi speakers who want to read Marathi literature in the original. We also work with academic researchers in Marathi literature and South Asian studies, business and government professionals working with Maharashtra, and language enthusiasts drawn to Marathi culture and literature.

➤ If you are a complete beginner, you start at A1 and progress level by level. If you have some Marathi—or if you know Hindi or another Indo-Aryan language—we offer a free placement test to determine your actual level. If you know Hindi, you have a significant head start on the Devanagari script and formal Sanskrit-derived vocabulary (though the everyday vocabulary and grammar differ); if you know another Indo-Aryan language (like Gujarati, Punjabi, or Bengali), you have a similar head start; if you know Sanskrit, you have a head start on the formal literary vocabulary. You do not need prior language learning experience, but you do need regular attendance and consistent practice. Marathi is genuinely learnable, but the grammar requires commitment. You can read more about our teaching approach on the about iTraining Institute page.

🏆 Why Choose iTraining Institute for Marathi in Greater Noida?

✦ At iTraining Institute, we do not teach Marathi as a purely "regional" subject. We teach it as a specific skill for specific careers—media, translation, and heritage. Small batch sizes ensure you get reading and translation time in every class, and trainers provide grammar- and translation-specific feedback—correcting your gender agreement, verb forms, and translation choices when they slip, rather than letting errors become habits.

✦ Our curriculum is built around the CEFR framework, with dedicated modules for media and journalism vocabulary, literary and heritage translation, manuscript research, formal and informal registers, and university and government exam preparation. We offer online, classroom, and hybrid modes, with weekday, weekend, and evening batches to fit working professionals' schedules. Placement support includes resume optimisation for Marathi-language roles, mock interviews, and access to our hiring partner networks in the NCR media, publishing, and heritage sectors.

✅ Media & Journalism Focus: News writing, interviewing, and reporting vocabulary for Marathi media careers.
✅ Literary & Heritage Translation: Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram, and P. L. Deshpande translation.
✅ Devanagari Script Advantage: Hindi speakers already know the script—we focus on grammar and vocabulary differences.
✅ Three-Gender System: Marathi has three genders (Hindi has two)—taught through pattern recognition and structured drills.
✅ Rare Outside Maharashtra: Qualified Marathi speakers are relatively rare outside Maharashtra—a genuinely valuable skill.
✅ Small Batch Sizes: Maximum reading and translation time, personalised correction.
✅ Flexible Modes: Online, classroom, and hybrid options with weekday/weekend batches.

👨‍🏫 Meet Our Marathi Language Trainers

✦ Learning Marathi from a trainer who understands both the language's Devanagari script and the specific media, translation, and heritage contexts where Marathi matters makes all the difference. Our Marathi faculty combine native-level proficiency with years of teaching experience. A trainer stays with your cohort through the level, so feedback is consistent and cumulative.

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Dr. Snehal Deshmukh

Lead Marathi Trainer

14+ years of experience teaching Marathi to international and Indian learners. PhD in Marathi Literature from Savitribai Phule Pune University. Specialises in A1–C2, Marathi grammar pedagogy, and literary translation.

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Mr. Sameer Kulkarni

Senior Marathi Trainer

12+ years of experience in Marathi language training and media communication. Native speaker from Mumbai. Specialises in media and journalism vocabulary, Marathi cinema and theatre language, and B2 exam readiness.

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Ms. Priya Sharma

Marathi Language Expert (India)

8+ years of experience teaching Marathi to Hindi-speaking and international learners. Certified in Marathi (B2). Expert in Marathi grammar pedagogy, Devanagari foundations, and exam strategy.

⭐ What Our Marathi Students Say

✦ We are rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 1,240+ Google reviews. Here is what some of our recent Marathi learners have said.

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"I am a journalist and needed Marathi for reporting on Maharashtra media and community issues. The trainers focused on media vocabulary and reading Marathi newspapers—exactly what I needed. As a Hindi speaker, the script was already familiar; the grammar and vocabulary were the main challenge, but the structured drills made it approachable. I now read and write Marathi confidently."

— Rahul T., Journalist

★★★★★

"I am a screenwriter and wanted to read Dnyaneshwar and P. L. Deshpande in the original for authentic dialogue and storytelling. The trainers focused on literary translation and classical texts, and the small batch meant I got real feedback every week. The three-gender system was the main challenge, but the systematic approach made it manageable."

— Neha K., Screenwriter

★★★★☆

"I work with a heritage archive and needed Marathi for manuscript transcription. The trainers focused on the Devanagari script and manuscript vocabulary, and the small batch meant I got real feedback every week. The grammar took a few weeks to master, but the systematic approach made it manageable. I now transcribe Marathi manuscripts confidently."

— Ananya M., Archivist

🗓️ Upcoming Marathi Batch Schedule – Greater Noida & Online

🕒 We offer weekday, weekend, and evening batches in online and classroom modes. To confirm seat availability and the next batch start date, please call us.

Batch Type	Level	Timing	Mode
Weekday Regular	A1 – Beginner	7:00 AM – 9:00 AM	Offline (Greater Noida)
Weekend Fast-Track	A2 – Elementary	10:00 AM – 1:00 PM	Online Live
Evening Intensive	B1 – Intermediate	6:00 PM – 8:30 PM	Hybrid

🚀 How to Enroll in Our Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida

➤ Getting started is straightforward. First, book a free demo class to experience a real session with your future trainer. Then, take a free placement test to determine your level—or start at A1 if you are a complete beginner. During the demo, tell us whether you are targeting media, translation, or heritage roles—we will structure your learning toward that. Once you have chosen your batch, complete the quick application form to secure your seat. For immediate assistance, call us directly at +91-9821641408.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions – Marathi Language Course in Greater Noida

Why study Marathi in Greater Noida?

Marathi is one of India's most widely spoken languages—over 83 million speakers, primarily in Maharashtra, and the official language of the state. It is the language of the Marathi literary tradition (Dnyaneshwar, Tukaram, and modern writers like P. L. Deshpande), the Mumbai film and entertainment industry (Marathi cinema and theatre), and one of India's most vibrant regional media markets. Marathi is valuable for media and journalism, translation and localisation, heritage and cultural work, academic research in Marathi literature, and business and government roles in Maharashtra. Because qualified Marathi speakers are relatively rare outside Maharashtra, this is a high-value, low-competition skill.

Is Marathi hard to learn for Indian learners?

Marathi is moderately difficult—FSI Category III, roughly 1,100 hours for English speakers. It uses the Devanagari script, which Hindi speakers already know, and it shares much of its formal Sanskrit-derived vocabulary with Hindi. The main challenges are Marathi's three grammatical genders (Hindi has two), its elaborate verb conjugation system, and its distinctive regional vocabulary. However, Marathi is a highly systematic and regular language, and for Hindi speakers, the Devanagari script and shared Sanskrit vocabulary make it more accessible than most non-Indian languages. Marathi literacy is achievable in 6–9 months for Hindi speakers.

Is Marathi similar to Hindi or Sanskrit?

Marathi is an Indo-Aryan language descended from Sanskrit, like Hindi—so Marathi, Hindi, and other North Indian languages share a common ancestor and many formal Sanskrit-derived words. Marathi and Hindi use the same Devanagari script, and much of the formal vocabulary is recognisable. However, Marathi is not mutually intelligible with Hindi in everyday conversation—it has its own distinctive grammar (three genders instead of two), its own verb system, and its own everyday vocabulary with significant Dravidian substrate influence. For Hindi speakers, the Devanagari script and formal vocabulary provide a significant head start, but the everyday vocabulary and grammar require real study.

What jobs can I get with Marathi?

Marathi-speaking roles include journalism and media (Marathi newspapers like Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, and Sakal; Marathi TV channels; and digital media), translation and localisation (literary, business, and media translation), content creation and scriptwriting (Marathi cinema, theatre, and digital content), heritage and archival work (Marathi manuscripts, museum curation), government language services in Maharashtra, and academic research in Marathi literature and South Asian studies. Because qualified Marathi speakers are relatively rare outside Maharashtra, competition is low and demand for skilled Marathi professionals is steady.

Is the course available online for students outside Greater Noida?

Yes. We offer live interactive online batches with recordings available for revision. Students across India and international time zones can join. You can switch between online and classroom modes with prior notice.

How can I enroll?

You can call +91-9821641408, email info@itraininginstitute.com, or fill out the application form to book a session.

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