The TTRS Course typically takes 12–14 months to complete when a learner practices for a total of 1–1.5 hours per week.
Completion time varies depending on:
How much time the learner spends practicing each week
How consistently they practice
How often they choose or need to repeat modules
Their individual learning pace
Learners who practice less frequently or repeat many modules may take up to two years to complete the course. Learners who practice every day or complete longer sessions may finish in less than one year.
How many levels are in the TTRS Course?
The main TTRS Course contains 24 levels, numbered Levels 1–24. It is designed so learners can work through these levels at a pace that suits their needs.
How often should students practice?
For the best results, we recommend spreading weekly practice across 3–4 short sessions on different days, rather than completing one long session at the computer.
For example, a learner aiming for 1–1.5 hours of weekly practice could complete several sessions of approximately 15–30 minutes each.
Short, frequent practice sessions can help learners:
Build and reinforce typing muscle memory
Retain what they have learned
Develop reading and spelling confidence
Make steady progress through the course
Consistency is more important than completing long practice sessions. Learners should follow a regular schedule while progressing at a pace that is comfortable and appropriate for them.