Open a door to language confidence.
Schools, community groups, and current families can help a new learner take the first step. Tell us who you are referring and how we can make a warm introduction.
For people who know the learner
A code, a link, or a conversation at school can begin the same thoughtful path: the right learner, the right starting point, and a program built around their goals.
Three ways to refer
Choose the invitation that fits your community.
There is no formal pitch to prepare. Share what feels natural, then give us enough context to follow up with care.
Ambassador code
If you have an AcrossTyme ambassador code, share it with a family, school leader, or learner who is looking for a steady, expert-led way to build bilingual confidence.
Shareable link
Use a direct link in a family message, group chat, newsletter, or resource list. A simple introduction can help a learner explore the program at their own pace.
School or community outreach
Tell us about a school, community organization, or gathering that wants language learning with structure and care. We can help shape the first conversation around the group’s needs.
Start a referral
Tell us who you have in mind.
We will review the context, follow up with the person making the introduction, and help the learner find a clear next step.
In your message, please include the referral path (code, link, or outreach), any ambassador code or link context, your school/group/family connection, and the learner’s age, language goals, and anything helpful to know.