Become a Partner School.
Partner with ASPIRE to become an official Local Coordinator — hosting the Local Stage of the competition at your school and giving your students direct access to an internationally benchmarked English language olympiad.
Why Partner with ASPIRE?
Enrich Your Curriculum
Offer students a meaningful, internationally recognised benchmark for their English proficiency, aligned with CEFR standards.
Motivate and Recognise Achievement
Give students a genuine goal to work toward, with certificates, medals, and special awards that celebrate their effort and progress.
Join a Global Network
Become part of an international community of schools committed to academic excellence and language learning.
Simple to Administer
ASPIRE provides all materials, guidelines, and support needed to run the Local Stage smoothly at your school.
What Being a Local Coordinator Involves
- 1.Registering your school as an official ASPIRE partner
- 2.Organising the Local Stage exam session(s) on-site, following ASPIRE guidelines
- 3.Ensuring exam conditions comply with competition rules (Chapter VII of the Regulations)
- 4.Submitting results to the ASPIRE Organising Committee for national-level ranking
- 5.Communicating results and next steps to participating students and parents
How to Become a Partner School.
Contact Us
Reach out through the form below with your school's details and your country/region.
Accreditation
Our team will review your application and guide you through the accreditation process, including any local requirements.
Receive Materials & Training
Once accredited, your school receives exam materials, administration guidelines, and support from our team ahead of the Local Stage.
Host the Local Stage
Run the exam at your school, following ASPIRE's standardised procedures, and submit results for national qualification.
Frequently Asked Questions for Schools
Accreditation itself is free; participation fees are paid per student and vary by region. Contact us for details specific to your country.
Yes — ASPIRE welcomes primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary schools worldwide. Accreditation is subject to review by the Organising Committee.
There is no minimum or maximum — schools may register as many eligible students as they wish, across all age categories.