Partners
Seven organisations across Europe - schools, language centres, and non-profits - are building and testing DigitaLang together.

International House Bratislava
SlovakiaLanguage school
Member of the International House World Organisation since 1953, serving around 6,000 learners a year. A Cambridge English exam centre and CELTA teacher-training provider, with courses for migrants learning Slovak.
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Regional Centre for Information and Scientific Development
GreeceWomen-led SME, R&D
An exchange place where managerial skills and scientific knowledge come together to develop innovative educational mechanisms and strategies, bridging research and implementation for inclusive, digitally advanced education.
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Microkosmos
ItalyNon-profit organisation
Founded in 2016 in Turin, working around inclusion, accessibility, and sustainability aligned with the 2030 SDGs. Runs a language certification centre and focuses on interculturality and digital skills for disadvantaged youth.
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Agrupamento de Escolas do Barreiro
PortugalSchool cluster
A cluster of nursery, primary, and secondary schools south of Lisbon serving 1,135 students, with an eTwinning School Label since 2019 and a focus on multilingualism and inclusion for migrant and disadvantaged students.
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Hilstad skole
NorwayPrimary school
A small primary school of 94 mixed-age students in Velfjord, Brønnøy municipality, prioritising a safe, inclusive, and engaging learning environment with a personalised, digital approach.
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Agrupamento de Escolas de Idães
PortugalPublic school cluster
Serving 1,100 students from kindergarten through upper secondary near Porto. Part of the national Priority Intervention Educational Areas (TEIP) programme, with three eTwinning School Labels and Erasmus+ accreditation through 2027.
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Federația Organizațiilor Neguvernamentale pentru Servicii Sociale
RomaniaFederation of NGOs
Established in 2014, a federation of 46 NGOs working across 12 Romanian counties on social services for disadvantaged youth, with a strategic partnership with UNHCR supporting Ukrainian refugee integration.
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