In many areas of the UK, language teaching is an economically-crucial yet invisible export industry. We therefore have compiled a report as a best estimate of the value of students to the UK's towns, cities, counties and nations, to be used in English UK members' campaigns, and as a useful resource for MPs, councillors, and journalists.

Six EL teachers have embarked upon their pioneering action research projects, supported by English UK and Cambridge English Language Assessment.

Thousands of Italian students and hundreds of Italian state schools will need to find English courses in the UK for their students in the summer and autumn of this year. The Italian government has expanded a scheme it last ran in 2012 to send students in their third, fourth and fifth year of secondary education on courses in any European language.

Lessons learned from management disasters, the effect of demographic trends throughout the world and research into why teachers can be resistant to learning were just three of the varied sessions at this year's Management Conference.

Learning to waltz in Vienna was a dream come true for one language school owner at the most recent English UK Fair. This was one of four evening activities -- which included a concert in one of Mozart's homes, and a brief history of the coffee shop, brought to life with cake -- which were allocated to guests at random and announced minutes before they happened.

Wrapping up our coverage of the English UK management conference 2014

Catch up with events in Bristol -- and for a live feed, follow us on Twitter at  #eukmgt14

Missed out on our annual conference for managers? Or want to find out more? Here's our blog of some of the highlights of this year's event, held at the Marriott Royal Hotel in Bristol

Your chance to catch up on events at our management conference in Bristol

Teachers are being encouraged to do action research: but why not their managers as well? There are many good reasons for managers in English language schools to have easier access to existing research as well as the encouragement to do some of it themselves, the English UK management conference will hear on Saturday.