Frequently Asked Questions About TeleClasses

A Teleclass is a conference call. You and the other group members call a regular phone number in the U.S. at your class time and the Teleclass leader welcomes you.

The Teleclass begins promptly at 3 minutes after the listed start time. You can listen and absorb and/or engage in the discussion. You can always ask questions of the leader.

It’s not essential to have computer access in order to be in the class, but it will facilitate your communication with the leader and other members. Many resources referred to during classes will on the internet.

The number of participants in each teleclass is limited so that you get personalized attention in addition to the wealth of ideas from other members.

The bridge call is long distance, so we all pay for our own long distance time. AT&T, Sprint PCS, and MCI all have calling cards that offer bargain rates of 3.5-4¢/minute.