Monday 30 September - Thursday 3 October 2013
Mövenpick Hotel & Resort Beirut

In partnership with and supported by the British Council, UK Trade & Investment and VisitBritain.

The English UK Fair, Beirut 2013 will bring together accredited UK English language centres and study abroad agents in a city resort set on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea and in the heart of Lebanon's vibrant capital.

Participation is limited to just 70 organisations (30 educators and 40 agencies) and is only open to English UK member centres and selected top quality agents from the regions of Western Asia (including the Arabian Peninsula, the Caucasus, the Levant, Iran and Turkey), Central Asia and North Africa.

The English UK Fair, Dead Sea Jordan 2012 took place at the Jordan Valley Marriott Resort & Spa from Tuesday 24 to Friday 27 April 2012. The fair brought together 80 delegates, including representatives from English UK member centres and agents from Armenia, Bahrain, Georgia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Oman, Palestine, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

The programme of social events, seminars, and one-to-one appointments in a tranquil resort set alongside the world's largest natural spa gave educators and agents the opportunity to really get to know each other and develop long-lasting productive partnerships.

The Accreditation UK Board has unanimously agreed that from 2013 the British Council inspection reports will be published.

The programme for the ELT Teachers' Conference 2012, supported by Cambridge ESOL, is now online - you can see the speakers and topics of what is our biggest event of the year.

Confirmed speakers include well-established names such as Jeremy Harmer, Adrian Underhill, Loraine Kennedy, Nik Peachey and Frances Eales. Members can take advantage of an early-bird rate of £70 + VAT until Monday October 1 at www.englishuktraining.com. 

Spoilt for choice and can't make a decision on who to see? Don't worry - delegates can choose and change elective sessions up to one week before the conference.

Please remember we may not be able to offer refunds if places are not used.

Almost 70 English Language students have been placed on alternative courses free of charge after their college in Bournemouth shut unexpectedly.