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List of Certified Schools by Country LIST OF CERTIFIED SCHOOLS BY COUNTRY Please click to select country AUSTRIA BELGIUM BULGARIA CROATIA CYPRUS CZECH REPUBLIC DENMARK ESTONIA FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY GREECE HUNGARY IRELAND ITALY LATVIA LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG MALTA NETHERLANDS POLAND PORTUGAL ROMANIA SLOVAKIA SLOVENIA SPAIN SWEDEN AUSTRIA Name of School Website Official Email BBAfEP Haspingerstraße https://www.bafep-ibk.at/ [email protected] Bernoulligymnasium https://www.bernoulligymnasium office@bernoulligymnasiu .at/ m.at BG Babenbergerring https://www.bg-bab.ac.at/ [email protected] BG Seekirchen http://bg-seekirchen.at/ [email protected] BG/BRG für Slowenen https://www.slog.at/home_de bg-klu-slow@bildung- ktn.gv.at BG/BRG Judenburg https://www.brg-judenburg.ac.at/ direktion(at)brg- judenburg.ac.at BG/BRG Klusemannstraße https://www.klusemann.at/ [email protected] BG/BRG Leibnitz https://www.gym-leibnitz.at/ [email protected] BG/BRG Lilienfeld https://bglilienfeld.ac.at/cms_wor [email protected]. dpress/ at BG/BRG Purkersdorf https://www.gympurkersdorf.ac.a [email protected] t/ BG/BRG Tulln https://www.bgtulln.ac.at/ [email protected] BG/BRG Villach St. Martin https://www.it-gymnasium.at/ direktion@it- gymnasium.at BG/BRG Waidhofen an der Thaya http://www.gymwt.at [email protected] BG/BRG/BORG Eisenstadt https://www.gymnasium- [email protected] eisenstadt.at/kontakt/ BG/BRG/BORG Köflach https://www.ahskoeflach.at/ [email protected] BG/BRG/BORG Oberpullendorf http://www.brgop.at [email protected] BHAK Korneuburg https://www.hak-korneuburg.at/ hak.korneuburg@noeschul e.at BHAK Spittal/Drau https://www.hakspittal.at/ [email protected] BHAK und BHAS Baden https://www.hak-baden.com/ [email protected] BHAK Weiz http://www.hakweiz.at [email protected] BHAK/BHAS Bruck an der Leitha https://www.bebruck.at/ [email protected] BHAK/BHAS Deutschlandsberg http://www.bhak-dl.ac.at [email protected] BHAK/BHAS Liezen https://www.hak-liezen.at/ [email protected] BHAK/BHAS St. Pölten https://www.hakstpoelten.at/ [email protected] .at BHAK/BHAS Wien 22 https://www.bhakwien22.at/bhak [email protected] Bischöfliches Gymnasium Paulinum http://www.paulinum.ac.at [email protected] BORG Deutschlandsberg http://www.borg-dl.ac.at [email protected] BORG Ternitz https://www.orgternitz.at/borgte [email protected] rnitz/ Name of School Website Official Email BRG Kepler https://www.brgkepler.at/ [email protected] BRG Körösi https://www.koeroesi.at/ [email protected] BS für Bürokaufleute http://bsbk.schule.wien.at/ [email protected] BS Linz 10 https://www.bs- [email protected] linz10.ac.at/home/ BS Mattighofen https://www.bs- bs- mattighofen.ac.at/home/ [email protected]. at Bundesschulen Kalvarienberg https://www.k17.at/ [email protected] Europagymnasium Leoben https://www.brgneuleoben.at/ kanzlei@europagymleoben .at Fachberufsschule Plansee Group https://www.plansee.com/en/ind [email protected] ex.html Fachberufsschule Villach 1 https://www.bs-villach.at/ [email protected] Fachberufsschule Wolfsberg https://fachberufsschule- [email protected] wolfsberg.at/ Fachmittelschule 23 http://www.fms23.at direktion.923024@schule. wien.gv.at Graz International Bilingual School http://www.gibs.at/ [email protected] GRG 21 Ödenburgerstraße https://www.grg21oe.at/ [email protected] Gymnasium Hartberg https://www.gym-hartberg.ac.at/ [email protected] Gymnasium Maria Regina https://www.mariaregina- ahs.kanzlei@maria- clarafey.at/ahs/ regina.at Gymnasium und ORG Dachsberg https://www.dachsberg.at/hp/ [email protected] Gymnasium und ORG der Ursulinen https://www.ursulinen.at/gymnas [email protected] ium/ HAK Hallein https://www.hakhallein.at/ [email protected] HAK Innsbruck https://www.hak-ibk.at/ [email protected] HAK/HAS des BFI Wien http://www.schulenbfi.at [email protected] HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein https://raumberg- office@raumberg- gumpenstein.at/ gumpenstein.at HBLFA Tirol https://www.hblfa-tirol.at/ [email protected] HLW Bafep Sta. Christiana Frohsdorf http://www.stachristiana.at/index office@hlw-bafep- .php/hoehere-lehranstalt- frohsdorf.ac.at frohsdorf HLW Elisabethinum http://www.elisabethinum.ac.at sekretariat@elisabethinum .ac.at HLW Hermagor https://hlwhermagor.at/ hblawb-hermagor@bildung- ktn.gv.at HLW MultiAugustinum https://www.multiaugustinum.co [email protected] m/ om HLW Neumarkt https://www.hlw-neumarkt.at/ sekretariat@hlw- neumarkt.at HLW Spittal http://www.hlwspittal.at [email protected] HLW St. Veit an der Glan https://www.hlw.at/ hblawb-stveit@bildung- ktn.gv.at HTL Dornbirn https://www.htldornbirn.at/ [email protected] Name of School Website Official Email HTL Wien 10 https://www.htlwien10.at/cms/ [email protected] Landwirtschaftliche Landeslehranstalt www.lla-imst.at [email protected] Imst LBS 3 Salzburg https://www.lbs3.salzburg.at/ [email protected] LBS Dornbirn 1 https://lbsdo1.snv.at/startseite/ [email protected] LBS Eggenburg http://www.lbseggenburg.ac.at [email protected] LBS für Tourismus Bad Gleichenberg http://www.verwaltung.steiermar [email protected] k.at/cms/ziel/74837125/DE/ LBS Mistelbach http://www.lbsmistelbach.ac.at [email protected] c.at LBS Pinkafeld http://www.bs-pinkafeld.at [email protected] LBS Pöchlarn http://www.lbspoechlarn.ac.at [email protected] LBS St. Johann im Pongau https://www.lbs-st- sekretariat@lbs-st- johann.salzburg.at/ johann.salzburg.at LBS Theresienfeld https://lbstheresienfeld.ac.at/ direktion@lbstheresienfeld .ac.at LBS Zistersdorf http://www.lbszistersdorf.ac.at [email protected] .at Modeschule Hallein www.modeschule-hallein.at office@modeschule- hallein.at PTS Dornbirn https://pts-dornbirn.vobs.at/ [email protected] PTS Gmunden https://www.pts- [email protected] gmunden.eduhi.at/ PTS Horn https://ptshorn.ac.at/ [email protected] PTS Leonardo da Vinci Klagenfurt www.pts-klagenfurt.at direktion@pts- klagenfurt.ksn.at PTS Linz-Stadt 1 http://www.poly.at [email protected] PTS Mattsee https://www.pts- direktion@pts- mattsee.salzburg.at/ mattsee.salzburg.at PTS Mistelbach http://www.pts-mistelbach.at pts.mistelbach@noeschule. at PTS Mürzzuschlag https://www.polymuerz.at/ [email protected] PTS Perg www.ptsperg.at [email protected] PTS Pregarten www.ptsperg.at [email protected] PTS Straden https://www.mittelschule- [email protected] straden.at/ PTS Wolkersdorf http://pts- pts.wolkersdorf@noeschul wolkersdorf.ac.at/joomla/ e.at Schule für Sozialbetreuungsberufe http://www.diakonie- [email protected] Waiern delatour.at/sob SZU HTL HAK Ungargasse https://www.szu-home.at/ [email protected] TFBS Kitzbühel https://tfbs-kitzbuehel.tsn.at/ direktion@tfbs- kitzbuehel.tsn.at Tiroler Fachberufsschule für Handel und https://tfbs-reutte.tsn.at/ direktion@tfbs- Büro – Reutte reutte.tsn.at Name of School Website Official Email Tiroler Fachberufsschule für Wirtschaft https://tfbs-kufstein.tsn.at/ direktion@tfbs- und Technik Kufstein-Rotholz kufstein.tsn.at VBS Schönborngasse https://schoenborngasse.vbs.ac.a [email protected] t/ t Vienna Business School Augarten https://www.vbs.ac.at/ [email protected] WIMO Klagenfurt https://www.diewimo.at/ [email protected] BELGIUM Name of School Website Official Email Athénée Royal Crommelynck https://www.acrommelynck.onlin [email protected] e t Athénée Thil Lorrain Verviers https://www.thillorrain.be/ [email protected] Bernarduscollege Oudenaarde https://www.bernarduscollege.be [email protected] / César Franck Athenäum https://www.cfa-kelmis.be/ [email protected] Collège de la Lys (Comines) https://www.cdlys.be/site/ Collège Notre Dame de la Paix Erpent https://www.cndp-erpent.be/ [email protected] Collège Sainte-Croix et Notre Dame https://www.collegehannut.be/ [email protected] Hannut D-Teach Gent https://www.d-teach.com/ [email protected] EEB1 Brussel https://www.eeb1.com/en/ Gitok Bovenbouw https://www.gitok.be/ [email protected] GO! Atheneum MXM http://www.kamerksem.be [email protected] Go! Lyceum Aalst https://www.lyceum-aalst.be/ inlichtingen@lyceum- aalst.be ICTF Val Itma Tournai http://www.valitma.be Institut de la Providence Herve http://www.iph-herve.be [email protected] Institut de la Sainte Union Kain http://www.sukain.be/secondaire / Institut Don Bosco Uccle https://www.idbbxl.com/ Institut Saint-André Charleroi https://www.saint-andre- charleroi.be/ Institut Saint-Boniface-Parnasse Ixelles http://www.saint-boni.be [email protected] Institut Saint-François Ath https://www.saint-francois.be/ secretariat@saint- francois.be Instituut OLVvVreugde Roeselare https://www.broederschool- broederschoolroeselare@s olvvanvreugde.com/ int-michiel.be IPES Wavre http://www.ipeswavre.be [email protected] Lycée français Jean Monnet https://www.lyceefrancais- jmonnet.be MSKA Roeselare https://www.mskaroeselare.be/ [email protected] OLV-Lyceum Genk https://www.lyceumgenk.be/ [email protected] Robert Schuman Institut Eupen https://www.rsi-eupen.be/ [email protected] Sancta Mariainstituut Kasterlee http://www.kogeka.be/sanctamar [email protected] ia/ Sint-Bavohumaniora Gent https://www.sbhg.be/ sint.bavohumaniora@sbhg. be Name of School Website Official Email Sint-Dimpnacollege http://www.kogeka.be/sintdimpn [email protected] acollege/ Sint-Janscollege Sint Amandsberg https://humaniora.sjc- [email protected] gent.be/nl/ligging/campus- visitatie/ Sint-Pietersinstituut Gent http://sintpietersgent.be/ [email protected] Spes Nostra instituut Kuurne https://www.spesnostra.be/ St. Jean Baptiste de la Salle Wavre https://www.isjb.site/ Zeelyceum De Haan http://www.zeelyceum.be [email protected] BULGARIA Name of School Website Official Email 149th Secondary school “Ivan http://149sou.eu/ [email protected] Hadzhiyski” Sofia 18th Secondary School “William http://18sou.net/ [email protected] Gladstone” Sofia 1st secondary school "Pencho https://1sousofia.org/ [email protected] Slaveykov" Sofia 1st Secondary School “Sveti https://1su-tg.com/ [email protected] Sedmochislenitsi” Targovishte 2nd Secondary School “Acad.
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