English UK has written to the Prime Minister to highlight three policy changes that would support growth in the UK English language teaching (ELT) sector and help deliver economic benefits across the country.

Students travelling to the UK as part of a school group from Germany can now use their national ID card instead of a passport.

Twenty students have continued their studies at schools in Glasgow and Edinburgh following the closure of Live Language, supported by English UK's student emergency support scheme.

In excellent news for UK ELT, the Italian government has announced that 150,000 sixth-formers will be fully funded to improve their language skills in other European countries. 

English UK is seeking sector-wide feedback on the proposed ELT Sector Action Plan to 2030. Share your views on priorities, opportunities and actions to drive sustainable growth and strengthen the UK's global position. The survey takes just 5–7 minutes.