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This schedule outlines the times for various English language classes offered through Webilang including classes for teenagers, kids, academic English, and adults at different proficiency levels. The classes will meet on Webex in meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 25 or 8 participants depending on the room. Times are listed from Monday to Friday evenings in GMT +7 time zone.
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