In 2004, an important chapter was added to the educational landscape of Kosovo with the establishment of a completely different language school for that time. Dhimitri Bibolli (who runs the school since then) and Afrim Ymeri, with a shared passion for education and language education, founded the school in the heart of the capital, Pristina. At a time when Kosovo was going through a transition phase, still recovering from the war and building its institutions, New Age School offered for the first time in Kosovo a contemporary approach and methodology of language learning.

New Age offered a curriculum that was not only about syntax and grammar, but also about cultural understanding, conversation, and real-world application. This vision was particularly important in a context where people were building their lives and language skills were essential for integration in an increasingly globalized world.