The LanQua Quality Model can be used as a simple cycle for improving language education rather than as a fixed compliance checklist.
A practical quality cycle
- Purpose. Clarify the intended learning experience and outcomes.
- Design. Align teaching, learning activities, support and assessment.
- Practice. Observe what students and teachers actually experience.
- Evidence. Collect feedback and examples of learning.
- Reflection. Compare evidence with the intended outcomes.
- Enhancement. Make specific changes and review their effects.
Historical note: The former LanQua site presented a Quality Model as one of four toolkit components. This page preserves that function while using new explanatory wording.
Questions for programme teams
- Are learning outcomes clear to students and teachers?
- Do learning activities make those outcomes achievable?
- Does assessment measure what the programme claims to value?
- Are student and teacher feedback used as evidence rather than as a formality?
- Can the programme explain what changed as a result of reflection?