What prospective students search for
People looking for a course rarely type “language school”. They type “German course for beginners”, “online English for kids”, “B2 certificate preparation”. A site where each course has its own page answers exactly those searches. A site with a single list saying “we teach seven languages” misses them.
What we build for language schools
- A page for every course. Levels, format, duration, schedule and how to enrol.
- Clear structure. A menu that separates courses from your other services: translation, exams, corporate training.
- An enrolment form. Name, phone, email and the course they’re interested in, delivered straight to your inbox.
- Session dates. When the next group starts, with a countdown if you like.
- Questions and answers. How levels are assessed, what happens with missed lessons, how certificates are issued.
- The team. Teachers and their qualifications, which is decisive for many parents and students.
Example: Optimus Center in Vratsa
We built optimuscenter.com, a large website for a translation agency and language centre offering courses in seven languages. A mega menu of nearly 30 items organises translation, courses and administrative services. Each language has its own page, and the home page carries an “Enrol now” form and a countdown to the next session. More in the case study.
Cost and timeline
The build is €0 upfront, then €150 a month for 24 months. That covers hosting, domain, updates, daily backups, support and content edits: new schedules, new courses, updated prices. Most sites go live 7–10 days after we receive the content.
All the terms are on the pricing page.
