What’s wrong with your language eLearning solution?

With eLearning becoming an unavoidable element in any training project hoping to reduce its costs, many in the language training industry have turned to eLearning, particularly digital Learning Management Systems, as a quick-fix for looming financial problems. After numerous attempts by both small and large players in the market to establish effective eLearning solutions for […]

Vidéo : Présentation de l’offre de formation pour les écoles de langues

Le 27 octobre nous avons présenté la nouvelle offre de formation pour les écoles de langues et les formateurs indépendants de langues basés en France. Si vous n’avez pas pu venir, nous avons le plaisir de vous donner une vidéo qui vous donnera toutes les informations utiles sur nos formations.

Webinar 15 : Nouvelle offre de formations pour les écoles de langues

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How to improve the way you welcome your language students

The 5th Annual International Student Survey was answered by more than 62,000 students. It was meant for students who want to study abroad to find out what is important for them, but I think that there are many parallels that can be drawn with language students.

Quality and price are obviously important criteria, but it could be argued that it would be the same in the use of any product or service around the world. Who wants to buy something that is expensive and crap?

So the most interesting thing you can see in the pie Venn Diagram below (never thought I’d use that in a blog) is welcoming and safety. Students want to be made feel welcome, and they want to be safe.