Your language training budget
grows every year. Does the level?
Most companies renew six- and seven-figure language training budgets on faith. Nobody measures whether the level actually moved. LingoGrade does one thing: it measures it - independently, against CEFR, before and after.
Independent · CEFR-aligned · Signed report within one hour · 12 languages
You can measure almost every line in the L&D budget. Except this one.
Sales training has pipeline numbers. Safety training has incident rates. Language training has a smile from the provider and a self-reported "B2" on the employee's profile. When the budget review comes, there is nothing objective to point to.
The problem is not the training. The problem is that nobody put a ruler against it - before and after. That is the entire job LingoGrade does.
A ruler at the start. A ruler at the end. The difference is your ROI.
How much of your training spend does it cost to actually measure it?
Enter your numbers. This is an honest estimate, not a sales figure - independent measurement is a small fraction of what you already spend on the training itself.
Rough is fine. Include courses, licences, and provider fees.
Enter your headcount and spend to see the numbers.
We reply within 24 hours. No commitment, no follow-up calls.
A provider grading its own homework is not a measurement.
When the same company sells the training and reports the result, the result is marketing. LingoGrade never sells training. Every assessment is run against the CEFR Companion Volume (Council of Europe, 2020) and signed, by name and date, by the assessor who conducted it.
You get a defensible, before-and-after CEFR record you can put in front of a CFO, a board, or an auditor - and it holds up because the party who measured it had nothing to sell you.
Measure this year's budget before you renew next year's.
Baseline your team now, re-measure after training, and walk into the budget review with hard CEFR data instead of a self-reported guess.