welcome
Founded in 1983, the International Association of Language Centres represents over 100 high-quality, independent language schools from across the world, that teach the official language of their country. Our schools and the association itself have won many industry awards, reinforcing our claim of offering leading language learning facilities in more than 90 destinations.
It gives me great pleasure to present here our latest portfolio of IALC accredited language schools. Whatever language students wish to learn and whichever age group they are, there is a wide choice, with locations in cosmopolitan, historic, tropical and countryside settings.
Walter Denz, IALC President
why IALC? the high quality standards of the accredited language school
the uniquely personal touch of the independent language school
the dynamism and flexibility of the private language school
Walter Denz IALC President
For study travel agents and students alike, because IALC schools are fully inspected and quality checked each year, you can rest assured that when you make the important decision of choosing where you want to learn a language, you are in safe hands when you see the IALC hallmark.
Membership of IALC helps me to maintain and raise the quality standards of my own language schools. We are subject to rigorous inspections, thereby guaranteeing excellent facilities for students.
IALC recognises and rewards study travel agents who choose to send students to IALC’s quality-assured schools. Details on our IALC Partner Agency scheme can be found within this directory.
www.ialc.org
Translated into 9 languages the IALC website is a comprehensive source of information about our schools and the association.
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