Kaplan has announced that its language travel business, Kapan International English, has been renamed as Kaplan International Languages to reflect the growing number of languages it offers courses in.
With Kaplan’s recent acquisition of Alpadia Language Schools, Kaplan has added French and German to its comprehensive portfolio of English language courses.
Kaplan has also agreed on a strategic partnership with language school Enforex to offer Spanish language courses.
“By adding new languages… we are providing our partners with expanded opportunities for growth”
In addition to its 36 English language schools in the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, Kaplan now offers French courses in Montreux and Lyon, German in Berlin and Freiburg, and Spanish in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Malaga.
“By adding new languages to our portfolio we are providing our partners with expanded opportunities for growth,” explained David Fougere, chief operating officer of Kaplan International Languages.
“With Alpadia and Enforex, we have ensured that our new language programs reflect the high standards of quality that Kaplan is known for.”
Kaplan’s recently acquired ESL is the largest European language agency with 46 offices across 11 countries, working with over 250 schools worldwide.
Kaplan International Languages is part of the Kaplan Inc. education company, established more than 80 years ago and owned by Graham Holdings Company, which has a global revenue of US$1.45 billion.
