Compliance and Member Relations Manager Naadiya Rawat runs you through recent changes to Visa and Immigration regulations, visa news and more.

Spain is the UK's fourth largest ELT market, falling from second place in 2014. English UK figures show the UK has around 50 per cent of the market share.

Read on for highlights and insights about Spain from our 2018 Student Statistics report and other English UK sources, as part of our series on top sending markets.

Each month we feature a selection of our corporate members.

Want to do business in China, UK ELT's number two market?

Our annual China Roadshow is popular with members who want to create more partnerships. This year it visits three major cities – Beijing, Chengdu and Shenzhen - over six days in November, meeting agents from each region pre-selected by our partners the British Council.

English UK have arranged for expert trainer Kevin O'Donnell to provide a series of ELT-specific safeguarding webinars, all free of charge.

In a welcome addition to our face-to-face sessions, these webinars mean that you can now refresh your knowledge of safeguarding in bite-sized, digestible chunks.

Agents from China and Latin America extended their StudyWorld experience with English UK trips exploring the South of England.

Agents from several Chinese cities visited eleven English UK members in nine destinations around London, while a group from Mexico, Brazil and Argentina viewed eight ELT centres in the south and south-west.

The fund has already helped several hundred UK refugees and asylum-seekers. Find out more about the projects and how you can help...

Japan is the UK's eighth biggest ELT market with 4.4 per cent of student weeks and 2.8 per cent of student numbers overall, staying 5.8 weeks.

Read on for highlights and insights about Japan from our 2018 Student Statistics report and other English UK sources, as part of a short series on our top sending markets.

Principal Jake Castaldi reflects on the DELTM three years on - it is a way to really understand how all aspects of an ELT centre work together. Then the academic manager, Jake felt he gained a new perspective and appreciation for the business as a whole...

The Migration Advisory Committee's seven-month enquiry into international students has encouraged the Government and the education sector to work together on promoting the UK, and says there is scope to grow numbers, including beyond the HE sector.

English UK is keen to help all its member centres improve their digital marketing skills to attract more students. We work closely with ELT digital marketing specialist Richard Bradford of Disquiet Dog, offering both open and bespoke training courses for members and groups of members.