Language courses
A course is chosen by understanding where it leads. Clarify certifications, levels and formats: compare the initial description with authoritative sources and distinguish what you teach from what you can attest.
What you get
Preparing students for an exam does not mean being an exam centre or issuing the certificate. Compare the answer with the awarding body’s directory and the school page. A correction should clarify the actual role, without attributing automatic accreditation checks to the platform.
A qualitative demo comparison between an inaccurate description and wording to verify against authoritative sources.
| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| Preparation | The school is described as issuing the certificate | The school states the exam-preparation service it actually offers |
| Awarding body | The awarding body’s role is not distinguished from the school | The awarding body’s reference enables a separate verification |
In detail
If you use the CEFR to describe courses, distinguish the starting level, stated target and programme reference. Course alignment is not a guaranteed outcome for every person. Compare the updated page with collected descriptions without inventing equivalences between levels and certificates.
An illustrative listing clarifies the stated level without turning it into a guaranteed student outcome.
Using it in your work
If the school offers online lessons, the course page should say so clearly. Compare what you publish with what answers repeat: a new description does not ensure inclusion, but it gives a clearer reference to compare over time.
Frequently asked questions
Preparing for an exam is not the same as issuing the certificate: compare the role answers attribute to your school with the awarding body’s reference and the course page, making clear who prepares, who examines and who issues the award.
Compare the school’s attributed role with the awarding body’s reference and course page. The description should clarify who prepares, examines and issues the award according to actual information.
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