IALC: what the mark means
IALC — International Association of Language Centres
IALC (International Association of Language Centres) is an international non-profit association of independent language schools, founded in 1983, whose members teach the official language of their country. Membership is by invitation only: a school must meet minimum criteria, the IALC Code of Ethics and accommodation standards. The IALC mark means the school is accredited by the association and regularly inspected.
IALC is network of schools. Our catalogue has 2 schools with it in 6 cities, 48 courses; a week of a main course from €200.
- Schools with the mark
- 2
- Cities
- 6
- Courses
- 48
- A week, from
- €200
What the mark checks
Schools of the catalogue with IALC
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BWS Germanlingua has been teaching German according to CEFR standards since 1984, with schools located in the heart of Berlin, Munich and Cologne.
Founded in 1983, GLS Language School Berlin has been repeatedly honored as Germany’s leading institution for German as a Foreign Language. Its park-like campus in the heart of the city features two on
Membership is taken from the organisation's open lists and the schools' documents; if a school loses it, we remove the mark when we update the data.
Other networks and marks
Two different things: networks and quality labels check how a school teaches, exam centres may hold an exam on site.
Not sure which school suits you?
A mark is one of the signs of a good school, not a guarantee of the result. We will compare your level, deadline and budget and suggest schools that fit.