Raise visibility
Help credible online English schools become easier to understand, recognise and discover across Europe.
A new European professional network
EOEN brings together quality online English schools across Europe — creating a credible, independent space for collaboration, professional standards and a stronger collective voice.
Why EOEN
Independent online schools are no longer an alternative at the edge of English language education. They are specialist organisations with their own teaching models, communities, technology and expertise.
EOEN is being created to give those schools a place to connect, learn from one another and build credibility together — without losing the independence that makes them distinctive.
What we want to build →Built with purpose
Help credible online English schools become easier to understand, recognise and discover across Europe.
Create a practical space for schools to exchange expertise in teaching, technology, safeguarding, operations and learner experience.
Develop meaningful membership standards that signal professionalism without forcing independent schools into one model.
Encourage collaboration between members and build bridges with relevant partners across the wider English-language sector.
Membership
EOEN is designed to grow carefully. Meeting basic eligibility criteria will not create an automatic right to membership: admissions are discretionary and the Board will protect the quality, balance and usefulness of the network.
During EOEN's incubation period, both the selected Founding Members and subsequently admitted School Members will pay no school membership fee.
Founding Member status is different: it recognises the specially selected initial cohort permanently as part of EOEN's history.
The founding strategy
EOEN will spend its first two years proving its usefulness before asking school members to fund it.
Form the organisation, select the founding cohort, define standards and begin useful member activity.
Deepen collaboration, demonstrate value and develop EOEN's long-term operating model.
The Board reviews the sustainable funding and membership model based on what EOEN has actually become.
The founding structure
EOEN is being established through a two-year incubation period in 2027–2028, with C2 English School acting as Founding Incubator and funding the network's establishment and core operating costs.
This support gives EOEN the space to build carefully: developing its standards, governance and member community before moving to a sustainable long-term model.
Mary Mangan · Founder Director
Gonzalo Salto · Founder Director
Independent Director · To be appointed
EOEN has its own identity, purpose and governance. Membership decisions and the network's development sit with the EOEN Board.
EOEN is taking shape
We are building the first small cohort carefully. Schools that share EOEN's outlook can register an early expression of interest.