Libraries
Offer approachable self-paced language resources alongside existing newcomer services.
Libraries · employers · settlement groups
Make practical language learning easier to access.
Our institutional model is being designed around sponsored access, useful reporting and fair costs—not expensive per-learner lock-in.
A fair access model
Sponsor access without shifting cost to learners.
The institutional programme is planned, not yet open for purchasing. Early conversations will shape the first pilot.
Employers
Support practical workplace communication without framing language learners as deficient.
Settlement organizations
Connect guided learning to trusted local support and referral pathways.
Pilot principles
Measurable, modest and useful.
Sponsored seatsOrganizations can fund access while learners participate without payment.
Privacy-respecting reportingMeasure use and completion without exposing sensitive learner activity.
Transparent costsNo hidden implementation fees or confusing seat structures.
Human feedbackPilot partners help identify what learners actually need next.
Referral partners
Direct learners into the right Universal Translators path.
Newcomer websites and community partners can refer learners here. DurhamImmigration.com is intended to become one of those incoming referral sources.
See the affiliate programme plan →