What CEFR candidates need
Candidates preparing for a national language certificate have a target level, a deadline tied to a job or a qualification, and no reliable idea of their current level. They compare centres on price because nothing else is comparable. Exam dates and registration requirements are a further source of confusion that centres could own and mostly ignore, leaving candidates to gather it from social media and get it wrong.
What we build for a preparation centre
First, a free diagnostic producing an estimated current level, which qualifies the student and frames the sale honestly. Second, programmes defined by target level and timeline rather than by hours. Third, exam dates, registration requirements and format published, the content candidates search for and rarely find in one place. Fourth, progress tracking between mock assessments, which keeps students enrolled to the end and produces results worth publishing.