English UK: promoting quality English language learning in the UK
English UK: with 350+ members teaching quality English across the UK
English UK's high quality, excellent value qualifications for managers and student services staff are now open for bookings, which includes the Certificate in Student Services Management (Cert SSM), previously known as the Welfare Officer's certificate Course (WOCC).
The Professional Services Team are also accepting bookings for the Trinity validated Diploma in English Language Teaching Management (DELTM), one of the best value courses for managers in ELT.
Have you booked to attend this year's StudyWorld London or are thinking about coming? Registration is now open for an exclusive StudyWorld London-related social event for participating English UK members, English UK corporate members and agents – the 2012 Brit Pop 'n' Bowl Party on Tuesday 4 September.
Wednesday 17 - Saturday 20 April 2013Swissôtel LimaFollowing the recent success of the English UK Fair in Panama, we are pleased to announce that bookings are now open for the next English UK Fair focussing on the regions of Central and South America. The English UK Fair, Lima 2013 will bring together accredited UK English language centres and study abroad agents in a luxurious hotel located in exclusive San Isidro in the very heart of Peru's City of Kings.
Over the next couple of months, Macmillan English Campus will be holding a series of online presentations of the English UK Campus and Culture World for any English UK member centre to attend free of charge. You will be able to have a real look at what the English UK Campus offers, discover the delightful new module Culture World and have the chance to ask any burning questions.
Any moves to remove international students from migration figures would have to include English language students as well as those at university for the sector's continuing success.English UK, which represents more than 450 fully-accredited state and private language centres, says almost 60 per cent of successful university applications come from students already studying in the UK, usually on English courses.