A1 to C2 is a business model. Run it like one.
A language school runs on levels and terms: group classes by level, a conversation track beside an exam track, students moving up when they're ready. In ClassBold your subjects are whatever you teach — Spanish B1, Business French, IELTS prep — and terms, capacity and waitlists are built in, not bolted on.
Levels, tracks and languages are your catalogue — nothing academic is hardcoded.
Built for how a language school actually runs.
Your levels are the catalogue
Terms that enrol and end
Conversation and exam tracks, side by side
Waitlists for the full classes
A site that sells every language on your list.
ClassBold's website wizard builds from your real catalogue — and your catalogue is languages and levels. The generated site gets a landing page per subject for search traffic, which for you means a page per language, with your real class formats on it and an enquiry action on every one — feeding the same pipeline your term announcements do.
Subject pages come from the catalogue you already run — real names, formats and durations — and every enquiry arrives with its source attached, down to the language page it came from.
Seven questions produce an AI-builder prompt from your real data. The site lives in your builder account — ClassBold never hosts it.
Students who move up stay for years.
Progression is retention
A student who finishes A2 is your best B1 prospect. When a term ends, the re-enrolment message goes out by automation recipe — drafted for approval, per family, before the competitor down the road answers first.
One inbox, every language
Chat, email — and WhatsApp on the roadmap — one thread per student or family, AI drafts, you approve. Absence follow-ups go out the same day; "what time is my class?" is answered by the portal before it becomes a phone call.
Accountant-ready term numbers
Enrolment and revenue by term and by level, prepaid hours you still owe, who is overdue — reports, not archaeology. "How did spring intake do against autumn?" has an answer.
Built inside a real education business — terms, waitlists and full classrooms included.
We ran terms, filled group classes and managed waitlists for five years before writing this page. Nothing here assumes what you teach — the catalogue is yours, and the machinery underneath it earned its keep on real Tuesdays.
Starting from zero? Launch here too.
Starting with one language and two levels? Launch with the website and the booking link; tracks, terms and waitlists are waiting for the day your A1 class produces its first A2 students.
Day one, on the same operating loop you'll run at scale.
Fill next term's classes — at every level.
Start free and set up one level tonight, or book a demo and bring your term timetable.