Commercial disclosure

Trust is part of
the product.

FindLanguageCourses currently has no active affiliate partners or sponsored provider placements. Future commercial relationships must be clearly disclosed. Payment cannot determine source-review status or allow a provider to rewrite factual editorial information.

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What can be paid

If commercial services are introduced, providers may pay for clearly marked advertising or agreed services. No such placement is currently active, and ordinary directory inclusion and factual corrections do not require payment.

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What cannot be bought

A provider cannot buy verification, remove material factual context, suppress legitimate alternatives or appear as an independent recommendation.

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How labels work

Paid placements will use explicit labels such as “Advertisement” or “Sponsored”. We do not disguise advertising as an editorial ranking.

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Corrections and updates

Schools can submit corrections with an official source. The same evidence standard applies whether or not the school is a commercial partner.

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Qualified enquiries

Students actively consent before preparing an enquiry. Form contents and personal details are not placed in analytics or public URLs, and an enquiry is never presented as an application.

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Affiliate relationships

There are currently no commission-bearing course links or active affiliate partners. If introduced, the relationship and the possibility of a commission must be disclosed beside the link. Compensation cannot change factual source checks or turn a paid option into an independent recommendation.

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Display advertising

Display advertising is not currently shown. If Google AdSense ads are introduced, they will be labelled “Advertisement”, kept apart from listings and search results, and given no influence over verification, ordering or editorial content.

Active relationship register

No active partners.

Independent directory

No sponsored or affiliate placements

FindLanguageCourses currently has no active affiliate partners, sponsored provider profiles or commission-bearing course links. Provider pages remain in the directory because they are supported by official-source research.

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