Horizon English — Language Centre Website Template

Parents and students want four things: which course, who teaches it, how long it runs and what it costs. Horizon English answers all four on each course page, then asks four fields back instead of a full form.

What this website does for you

• Every course has a page you can send — Six course pages, each with the path, the timetable, the fee and the outcome commitment. An advisor sends one link instead of screenshotting a brochure.
• A short form means more sign-ups — Four fields. The longer the form, the fewer people finish it, especially a parent filling it in on a phone.
• Teachers are the strongest evidence — The staff page carries real photos, qualifications and experience, which every centre claims and few actually show.

What pages a language centre needs

Students and parents compare several centres at once, so every page has to answer fast:

• Six course pages — entry level, the path, number of sessions, class size, fee and outcome commitment.
• A teachers page — photos, qualifications, teaching experience.
• A start-dates page — which course opens when, and whether places remain.
• A fees page — kept separate, because it is the second most-visited page after the course itself.
• An enquiry form — four fields, straight to the admissions team's Zalo.

Who it suits

Language centres, IELTS and TOEIC prep classes, skills academies, and teachers running their own courses. Best where you enrol in intakes and need one place to send your advertising.

What it costs and how long it takes

Three ways to do it, with prices in the block below:

• Source code only — if the centre already has someone technical.
• Done for you — send course details, teacher photos and fees; about five working days to go live on the centre's domain.
• Custom work — when you want a student portal, online placement tests, or a page per campus.

What customers ask before they commit

Should we publish our fees? Yes, unless you compete on being cheapest. Published fees filter out the price-shoppers, and the people who do get in touch are ready to talk about quality rather than haggle.

Do we have to edit the site every intake? The start-date list sits in one place; changing a date or marking a class full takes minutes, and works from a phone.

After you buy

The centre keeps the whole site and its source code. Updates stay free for the life of the product, with six months of Zalo support — enough to carry you through at least two intakes.