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inlingua International

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Belpstrasse 11, 3007 Bern, Bern, Switzerland  ·  inlingua.com

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About inlingua International

inlingua is a global network of language training centres founded in Switzerland in 1968. Its website says it has more than 200 centres in over 30 countries, offering courses for adults, companies and children in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and other languages, taught in person, online or in a blended format. Course lengths run from a few weeks to several months, and a free online placement test is available. The international head office in Bern publishes a general email address and a telephone number.

Subjects

Language TrainingBusiness LanguageCorporate TrainingE-learningKids Language Courses

Courses and programs

  • Adult classeson-site, virtual or blended
  • Virtual classroom (my.VC)online classes
  • Flexible e-learningonline course
  • inlingua plusblended classroom and e-learning package
  • Corporate trainingon site or virtual
  • Kids programmesDOTS, Bubbles, Junior, Go World
  • Free online placement test in five languages

Contact inlingua International

Contact details taken from the institution's own published information and checked on 5 November 2026 (source). Spotted a mistake? Tell us.

Institution details

  • Nameinlingua International
  • Websiteinlingua.com
  • LocationBelpstrasse 11, 3007 Bern, Bern, Switzerland
  • OffersOnline courses and degree programmes
  • Teaching languagesEnglish, German, French, Spanish, Italian
  • Founded1968
  • Recognition statusRECOGNIZED
  • Certificate no.ICSOC-2026-000345
  • Recognized on5 November 2026
  • Valid until5 November 2027
  • Listed on ICSOCNovember 2026

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