# Language School Website Example: Polyglot House Language School

Polyglot House Language School exists only as an example, built to show how a language school can turn browsers into enrolled students. Three languages are introduced side by side, courses list prices and group sizes, a level table describes what students can do at each stage, and a booking form offers a level test first.

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People choosing a language school usually know the language they want but not the level they are at, and the sample is built around that gap. The opening view offers a short level test before anything else, with greetings in all three languages floating beside a class photo. Cards for English, Spanish and French follow, each describing who the course suits and what it costs to join a group. Course formats come next, from evening groups to intensive weeks and private lessons, each with a starting price and a group size. A visitor therefore understands both the choice of language and the way to start within a few seconds of scrolling.

Halfway down, the page turns to how the school teaches, which matters more to adult learners than any slogan. A table describes five levels in plain terms, such as ordering food or holding a meeting, and notes that official exams vary by country. A section on teachers covers their fluency, their qualifications and the real situations each course is built around. Four steps then walk through the level test and placement, followed by photos, example reviews and six answered questions. All of it points toward one booking form that lets a student pick a level test, a course or a private lesson in a single request.

## What is on this sample website?

| Page | What it is for | Sections |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Speak a new language with confidence | Book a level test; See courses; Greetings in three languages |
| Languages | Three languages under one roof | English; Spanish; French |
| Courses | Courses and lessons | Group course from $240; Intensive week from $320; Private lessons from $45 |
| Levels | Five levels, from first words to fluent | Starter; Elementary; Intermediate; Upper intermediate; Advanced |
| Teachers | Teachers who live in the language | Fluent and qualified; Real situations in class |
| Getting started | Starting a course | Book a level test; Take the test; Get your placement; Join your class |
| Gallery | Classes in the school and on screen | Evening group; Private lesson by video; Conversation evening |
| Questions | Questions before you enrol | Level test; Ages; Official exams; In person or online; Missed classes; Fees and refunds |
| Booking form | Book a level test or a lesson | Booking; Language; Preferred date; Best time; In person or online; Name and email |

## Levels, class sizes and a placement test: what new learners look for

### A level test as the first step

Most new students cannot name their own level, so a language school site should offer a way to find it before asking for a course fee. The sample offers a 30 minute level test in three places: the header, the first screen and the form at the bottom. Its small fee is credited against the first course, which makes the test feel like part of enrolment rather than an extra cost. A promise of a placement within one working day keeps the momentum going. Starting with a test removes one of the biggest reasons students hesitate.

### Levels described as real tasks

Labels such as intermediate mean little to a learner until they are tied to tasks. The sample's level table says what a student can do at the end of each stage, from asking the way to speaking in meetings. A typical length for every level gives a realistic sense of the commitment involved. Because official exams differ between countries, the page presents its levels as the school's own and invites students to name the exam they need. That honesty sets clear expectations from the very first visit.

### Formats that fit a working week

Adult learners juggle jobs, families and travel, so the format of a course often matters as much as its content. The sample offers evening groups twice a week, intensive mornings for a single week and private lessons at flexible times. Each format shows its group size, its hours and a starting price. The choice between the school and a live online classroom is stated plainly in the course section and again in the form. Clear formats let busy students see straight away which option they can actually attend.

### A booking request that covers every option

One form handles level tests, group courses, intensive weeks and private lessons, along with the language and a preferred time. That keeps enrolment simple for students and gives the school everything it needs to place them. On AI Web Maker the student sends the request, and the school accepts it, shifts it to a different slot or declines it. Fees are then paid directly to the school, and the platform takes no share. A single clear form is often the difference between a curious visitor and a new student.

## Frequently asked questions

### Is Polyglot House a real language school?

No, it is invented for this example. The AI Web Maker team typed out every sentence by hand, from the level table to the greetings beside the class photo, and the classroom pictures were rendered by the platform's image engine. For a genuine school, the builder sets out a first version from the owner's notes on courses and teachers.

### Can students book a level test on an AI Web Maker site?

Students send a request for a level test, a course or a private lesson, with the language and a preferred time. The school confirms the request, offers a different time or turns it down, and fees are paid directly to the school. AI Web Maker takes no share of tuition.

### Should a language school mention official exams?

Yes, carefully. Exams and the certificates they lead to vary by country, so name the ones your school actually prepares students for and avoid presenting any single exam as the standard everywhere. A short note inviting students to say which exam they need works well.

### What will a language school pay to keep its website online?

Only hosting and the domain. Hosting on AI Web Maker is $119 a year or $19 a month, and the domain is paid separately at the price of the ending you choose. Building and previewing are never billed, however long the school spends on its pages.

Updated 5 November 2026 · AI Web Maker