Management

LangLion Management Series. Part 3: What carrot should be used to motivate employees?

24/10/2017 awirkowska

Regardless of their work positions, all your employees have specific needs and expectations towards you as their employer. Of course, depending on the functions played in the school, those needs can differ slightly. Are you aware of them? In this connection, have you thought what factors motivate your employees?

Free Webinar: How to avoid chaos in your language school, reduce your working time and extremely increase your happiness due to business results?

18/10/2017 awirkowska

We would like to invite you for a free webinar where you will learn about: 5 easy steps for creating clear, useful and powerful instructions for your employees, Creation of inside website for your instructions, How to motivate employees to follow your instructions? 24th of October (Tuesday) at 2 pm London time/ 4 pm Moscow time/ 3 pm Warsaw time […]

The series of LangLion’s interviews, Part 2. On pros and cons of freelance teaching

12/09/2017 awirkowska

Perhaps you wonder whether you should become self-employed or rather remain employed by a school? Sylwia Clayton, a long-term teacher of English, says how to get up the courage and become self-employed. Is it profitable at all to work on own account and what mistakes should be avoided?

What you should remember before a new school year? [INFOGRAPHICS]

28/08/2017 awirkowska

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Summer holiday news at LangLion Platform

07/08/2017 awirkowska

Although this is the time of blissful relaxation, our technical department never stops its preparations for the new term. Summer holidays are the time of changes related to notifications for debtors, signing of contracts or reporting. Most of the today’s changes have resulted from your suggestions, dear customers.

How to generate sales leads smartly?

07/06/2017 awirkowska

Lead generation, prospect, conversion, sales pipeline – do those terms sound for you like ones bordering on English and magic? Learn how to attract smartly the people who can become your customers soon. Have no fears, this will follow the KISS formula: Keep It Sweet and Simple.

LangLion: spring updates

26/05/2017 awirkowska

Since the last update, it has become warmer, a few conferences have been held, and students have learnt a lot in your schools. During all that time our technical department has been also analysing clients’ suggestions and has made many positive changes you can read about in the article below.

LangLion – upgrade of the Companies tab functions

24/05/2017 awirkowska

Do you offer language courses for the companies? We have a great message for you. From now on, you can manage your in-company settlements more efficiently, keeping track of company employees’ progress. Today’s update is fully dedicated to additional functions for companies. Check out the news!

LangLion Management Series. Part 2: Should employees determine the level of their salaries? [CASE STUDY]

19/04/2017 awirkowska

Imagine a language school whose employees have access to all financial data, know how much everybody in the company earns, they determine their work schedules, the number of days off is unlimited, and the owner does not know where they are during working hours. Sounds like a recipe for total disaster and bankruptcy in just […]

LangLion update: Integration with ClickMeeting!

12/04/2017 awirkowska

Between coffee breaks our programmers work on more and more improvements. This time they have delivered positive changes for all of you, related – among others – to extension of data contained in invoices and they have enabled the use of a tool helping to organise ClickMeeting webinars via LangLion Platform.

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LangLion Management Series. Part 3: What carrot should be used to motivate employees?

Free Webinar: How to avoid chaos in your language school, reduce your working time and extremely increase your happiness due to business results?

The series of LangLion’s interviews, Part 2. On pros and cons of freelance teaching