Building an Alliance
Mark set up an agency in Germany in 2002, eventually representing seventy-one language schools, during which time he founded an award-winning language school. What he has learned since is how the industry functions as a whole, and how to propel our partners.
Virginia Haschke has spent her career in language schools — well known across the industry, and versed in both how schools run and what agents need from them.
Our partner school has won the LanguageCourses.net Excellence Award three years running — 2024, 2025 and 2026 — and was named Best Language School in Malta in 2018.
Our partner school has been an ST Star Awards finalist five times over: English Language School Europe (2020/21, 2022, 2023, 2025, 2026) and Junior Courses Under-18s (2022, 2023).
Our partner agency was an ST Star Awards finalist in 2016, in the Agency Western Europe category — one of five shortlisted across Western Europe, on the votes of partner schools.
A language-travel agency, a partner of 25 years.
MaltalinguaA language school partner in Malta — a five-time ST Star Awards finalist.
Dean SchoolA school-management platform partner, built for language schools.
Dean AgentA partner platform for student-recruitment agents, from the same group.
Stream House Media ProductionsA production partner — its series House of Streams ran live for fifteen days, then was mastered and licensed to Netflix UK & Ireland.
Two ways in, and they meet in the same place. Both start with the same question: what are you paying for now, and what is it costing you to keep all of it running?
It starts with where the students come from — joining Linguago puts a school in front of an agency that already places them. Then the operation that has to absorb them: Dean School holds enquiries, quotes, bookings and accommodation in one platform, so more students does not have to mean more administration. The consultation is working out, school by school, which of that is worth doing first.
Dean Agent takes on the quoting, the commission and the paperwork that currently lives across spreadsheets and inboxes. Dean Network is what it opens onto — schools looking for agents, and a booking history that stays attached to your name instead of being retold at the start of every new partnership. The consultation covers joining, and what to move across first.
Whichever door you come through, this is where it leads. Schools and agents in one open network — not two separate directories that never meet.
