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Vertice Society Overview

Established in 2017, the Vertice Society is a distinguished organization based in Hawaii with offices in Japan. Vertice is focused on cultivating and supporting the top 2% of bilingual English communicators. ^[1] The founder of the Vertice Society has more than 35 years of experience in linguistic research and the development of top-level Japanese bilingual communicators. It serves both seasoned fluent speakers and those aiming to elevate their language skills through its dual role as a society and an educational academy. The society provides a comprehensive suite of services, including the Vertice Total English Communication program which assesses proficiency across seven key areas of language use.

Member Benefits Members benefit from enhanced English communication skills training with a focus on pronunciation and listening, alongside career support such as job and resume assistance.^[2] The Vertice Logo represents "fully functional" communicators. The society fosters a vibrant community through networking events and professional development opportunities, catering to professionals across various fields such as acting, academia, and executive roles. Members are supported in a continuous learning environment that mirrors natural language acquisition, ensuring they not only maintain but also advance their bilingual capabilities.^[3] The meaning of Vertice Vetice means the top in Latin. The Academy also recruits top-level instructors and trainers who have attained an industry-leading reputation in their fields.^[4]

For more detailed information, prospective members and interested parties are encouraged to visit the official website: www.verticesociety.com

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