TutorABC Limited-Time Giveaway: Win 120 English Classes to Help Professionals Break the Status Quo and End Regrets

[December 17, 2025 – Taipei] As the year-end approaches, professionals are entering the peak season for performance reviews and career planning. This is not only a time to check salary slips but also a moment for many to honestly confront their “annual regrets.” In the face of global competition, many professionals realize during their year-end reflections that the biggest wall preventing them from stepping out of their comfort zone is often not a lack of expertise, but rather the language barrier.

To help the public kickstart their New Year’s resolutions, TutorABC, the leading brand in online English learning, announced today the launch of the “2025 End Regrets Project.” Participants who share their stories will have the chance to win a high-value package of 120 live foreign-teacher English classes. Additionally, those who purchase courses during the event period will receive a bonus of 12 one-on-one sessions, helping professionals complete the missing puzzle piece for 2026 and gain more autonomy in both their careers and lives.

>>Know more about “End Regrets Project”: https://www.tutorabc.com/count.asp?code=ZEsAzIxCFh

Life’s Regrets: When Poor English Leads to Missed Opportunities

Looking back at 2025, many adults have found that limited English proficiency creates a “career ceiling” and restricts the breadth of their lives. The TutorABC operations team has identified the top three pain points for people in Taiwan, all of which stem from being “unprepared” and forced to compromise:

• Workplace Compromise: Achieving high performance but missing out on overseas assignments or promotions due to an inability to communicate fluently—watching peers soar while staying behind.
• Experience Compromise: Longing to explore the world deeply but sticking to group tours or giving up on solo travel due to the fear of language barriers, missing the true joy of travel.
• Communication Compromise: Being proficient in reading and writing but struggling with listening and speaking; choosing to remain silent in key moments for fear of making mistakes and being relegated to a “supporting role.”

>>Know more about “End Regrets Project”: https://www.tutorabc.com/count.asp?code=ZEsAzIxCFh

Targeting Three Major Pain Points: Upgrading Career and Perspective

To help the public break these deadlocks and prepare for the post-Lunar New Year job-hopping season, TutorABC has designed its curriculum as targeted solutions. Customers who purchase designated projects during the event will enjoy promotional pricing plus 12 bonus one-on-one “Theme Pack” sessions. Learners can choose the “End Regrets Plan” that best fits their goals:

1. Career Advancement (Business Elite): Designed to break workplace bottlenecks. Courses dive into high-level business scenarios, from “narrative logic in data presentations” and “cross-cultural negotiation tactics” to “precision interviewing for foreign firms.”
2. Dream Fulfillment (World Traveler): For those who refuse to be “just a tourist.” This covers a comprehensive overseas survival guide, focusing on “emergency response” and “deep local interaction” beyond basic airport and hotel conversations.
3. Speaking Breakthrough (Confidence Building): Ideal for those who read/write well but struggle to speak. Using high-frequency 1-on-1 interaction to build a sense of psychological safety, the course uses guided dialogue and real-time feedback to break the fear of making mistakes.

>>Know more about “End Regrets Project”: https://www.tutorabc.com/count.asp?code=ZEsAzIxCFh

Share Your Story to Win 120 English Classes and Transform Your 2026

In addition to course discounts, TutorABC is launching a large-scale story collection campaign, encouraging people to face their regrets head-on.

From now until December 31, simply visit the event website, leave your personal story regarding “English regrets,” and share it for a chance to win 120 live foreign-teacher English classes. Looking toward 2026, TutorABC urges the public: Rather than feeling anxious in your current position, take the first step toward change now. Turn this year’s regrets into next year’s strengths and embrace the challenges of your next stage in life.

>>Know more about “End Regrets Project”: https://www.tutorabc.com/count.asp?code=ZEsAzIxCFh