Detailed market reports on 2017's first trading quarter are now being used by English UK members to plan and revise their business strategies.

During the summer, students may cause more disruption compared to the rest of the year. Their behaviour may be stressful and hard to deal with, but there is a solution.

To support English UK members who want to raise the profile of the accredited English language teaching (ELT) industry during the election campaign, we've produced a guide to the three main manifestos and a complete list of candidates in each constituency.

Teacher motivation is a key, especially for summer school education, says Steve Wheeler, an expert in setting up and managing summer schools. Without it, neither teacher nor student will enjoy the course.

Security has been increased in public places around the UK after a terrorist attack on a pop concert in the city of Manchester.

They are a great way to keep you team on track and, they can be an important tool for students, helping them develop their communication skills and benefit their perception of success.

Sometimes it's hard to recruit teachers to summer courses because they don't think they can develop professionally in such a short time. But that does not have to be case, suggests Fiona Dunlop.

The development of digitalisation and new technologies have dramatically changed our lives, and the classroom is no exception.

A charity which supports refugees to rebuild their lives in the UK by helping them get English qualifications for work and education is the first recipient of the Eddie Byers Scholarship fund.

Expand your network to the Asia Pacific region and grow your student numbers from the area by joining the English UK Regiona Fair, Asia Pacific and the China Roadshow 2017.

Practical support for an industry facing maturing markets and the impact of Brexit dominated the programme at English UK's annual conference.

Business English Trainers' Conference 2017 will feature some of the best sought-after speakers in the business and professional training world, being held on Saturday 10 June, at the International House London.

There were more junior than adult students in the UK's ELT centres in 2016, as structural changes within the industry continue.

Intelligence, quality, promotion and public affairs are at the heart of English UK's plans for the future.

Your generosity has helped us create the Eddie Byers Scholarships in memory of English UK's late chief executive – and now we need your help again, to make them as effective as possible.

We are bidding farewell to Ambreen Masud, who has joined English UK the beginning of the year and has been part of the Membership team and has supported the activities of Marin.