That is quiet frankly insane
I am not talking where a few “gifted” kids are sent for lessons above there grade.
Lets say, as each country have different age groups for different types of school and for example say the school is for 16 to 20 year olds.
As 40% of the classes would be for people under 18 I would class that as Reject-able.
Obviously, this is just my opinion and I understand others may read the criteria differently.
The presence of a sign doesn’t mean the business is still operating. Signs left up after a business has closed is a common sight in any country or region. Especially for this type of business, if the website that was once open is now closed, it’s natural to assume the business has shut down. Closing the website makes it impossible to know the age range of students or lesson times, hindering the acquisition of new students. Even if Instagram or Facebook accounts exist instead, a publicly accessible website is indispensable for business operations.
And English conversation schools are fundamentally places for learning English, not for socializing with friends or acquaintances. While they are places to learn a language, their purpose differs from that of a library, which is a place for sharing cultural experiences. I question whether they should be recognized as locations meeting the eligibility criteria.
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