Who can submit a course
Any language school, university language centre or cultural institute can submit a course for review, provided the course is currently offered and described on the provider's own website. Submissions from agents or resellers are accepted only when they link to the provider's official course page.
What makes a submission easy to approve
We publish course facts only when they appear on a first-party source. A strong submission links to a course-specific page, not just the homepage, and that page states the language, level, format, schedule and dates. Prices are shown only when the page publishes both the amount and what it covers.
- One distinct course per submission, with its own official page.
- Current or upcoming dates, or a clear rolling-intake statement.
- Accreditation claims that can be checked with the accrediting body.
- An official work email for follow-up questions.
What we do not publish
We do not publish testimonials, rankings, guaranteed exam results, guaranteed visas or job outcomes. Promotional wording is replaced with neutral, factual descriptions. Submissions that cannot be matched to a working official page are not added.
How long review takes
Review time depends on how complete the official page is. Courses with clear dates and course-specific pages are the quickest to check. If anything is missing, we contact you at the email you provide rather than guessing.