Pimsleur takes 54% off its All Access Lifetime plan and 30% off All Access Annual for verified first responders, and its page names EMTs, firefighters and police officers. You verify first, then a discount code comes to your email.
Pimsleur teaches languages through audio lessons, and the page’s headline says it covers 50+ languages. It makes a point you’ll recognize: first responders don’t work a regularly set schedule, and the page says its audio lessons, included with the discount, can be played anywhere, at any time. The Pimsleur app is described as a learning tool right in your pocket, and the page also mentions a hands-free driving mode. That suits the drive home after a long shift.
How To Get The Pimsleur First Responder Discount
- Open Pimsleur’s first responder page with the button below.
- Select Check Your Eligibility. The button appears more than once on the page.
- Verify your status. The page lists this as step one of three.
- Check your verified email for a discount code.
- Start your language journey with the code.
The page’s own steps are those three: verify your status, check your email for the code, start your language journey. The text doesn’t name the service that runs the verification, so read the screens as you go.
The Two Plans And Their Percentages
The headline offer is 54% off All Access Lifetime and 30% off All Access Annual. The page prints those two percentages and no dollar prices, so you won’t know what you’ll pay until you verify and see the plan prices. Compare the Lifetime and Annual numbers side by side on that screen before choosing, since the two discounts aren’t the same size.
The page says the Pimsleur Method includes Graduated Interval Recall, and describes learning a language while building short-term memory and eventually cementing long-term recall.
Who Qualifies, In Pimsleur’s Words
The page says the discount is for EMTs, firefighters, police officers and more, and a line further down names law enforcement officers, EMTs and firefighters. In the page’s main text, dispatchers, corrections officers, paramedics, volunteers and retirees aren’t named. The page has an FAQ entry titled “Who qualifies for the first responder professional discount?” and that’s the entry to read if your job isn’t on the short list. It also has an entry asking whether family members of first responders are covered. Read it before you buy for a spouse.
Read These FAQ Answers Before You Subscribe
The FAQ has headings on four things worth knowing first: whether the discount applies to every language, whether you can use it on an existing subscription, how long the discount lasts, and what happens if your employment status changes. We aren’t repeating the answers here, because they should come straight from Pimsleur’s page on the day you sign up.
One Conflict To Know About
ID.me’s Pimsleur page says it isn’t aware that Pimsleur offers first responder discounts, while Pimsleur’s own page is current and lists one. Pimsleur’s page is the one that carries the offer, so start there.
Q&A
Q: How much do first responders save at Pimsleur?
A: The page prints 54% off All Access Lifetime and 30% off All Access Annual.
Q: Who is named on the page?
A: EMTs, firefighters and police officers, plus the words “and more.”
Q: How do I get the code?
A: Verify your status, then check your verified email. The page says the code arrives there.
Q: Is there a price list on the page?
A: No. The page prints percentages only.
Q: Does ID.me carry this offer?
A: ID.me says it isn’t aware of one. Pimsleur’s page lists it.
Q: I’d rather just listen to a book on my commute.
A: Our Audible page explains what Audible does and doesn’t offer first responders.
More Information:
The page prints no end date for the offer, so read it on the day you sign up. For more software and subscription deals, browse our tech discounts. For more options in this category, see How First Responders Can Save Thousands on College Tuition: The Best Schools Offering Tuition Discounts.
