While both of these VILs’ foreign language process is described as a success, it is not possible to claim that they
have done it all themselves. There is an undeniable and continuous support they receive from their families who
have unquestionably done their best to facilitate this experience for them by taking them to school and back home,
helping with their homework and daily reviews and maintaining constant contact with the institutions. The two
institutions; on the other hand, have been quite sensitive to the case and have done their best to find responsive
solutions to the problems arising in practice. The constructive attitudes of the institutions were confirmed by the
participants during the interviews. It is worthwhile to note that for both institutions it was the first experience of
teaching a VIL and have had to learn from their own experiences. Nevertheless, they maintained constant contact
with the family from the very first day to the end and provided extra working hours with the teachers as well as extra
time during the exams proctored by a separate teacher in a separate room to ensure a more effective assessment
process.