Best practice, current issues, innovative teaching methods and much more will be at the heart of English UK's two-day Academic Conference in January. 

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English UK successfully pilots new event format Inclusive practice and special educational needs in ELT were at the focus of a new-style English UK event.

The first ELT growth since 2013 was seen this summer, according to new English UK figures.

Members of the association's QUIC initiative reported 214,851 student weeks in the third quarter of 2017, compared with 183,203 in a predecessor scheme in 2016. This represents a year-on-rise of over 17 per cent.

Refugees from all over the world are being supported to build their lives in the UK with the support of the first Eddie Byers Scholarships.

If you are in FE, share this survey with new international students to support British Council sector-wide research into the international student journey and decision-making process.

Share it with your international students before 31 January 2017 to receive a summary of findings.

"It's probably the best English UK training course I've ever been on," says Steve Oliver.

How do you respond to enquiries about students who use wheelchairs? What counts as a "reasonable adaptation" to your centre? And how do you deal with students who turn out to have previously undiagnosed learning difficulties?

A project supporting refugees' reading skills is the fourth recipient of the Eddie Byers Fund Awards for 2017.

Getting ideas and guidance on helping students with additional needs in English language centres can be difficult. 

An innovative English UK fair which included Italian secondary school teachers as well as agents and member centres was so popular that extra places were created.

The fair, in Milan, was designed to use the power of school teachers as influencers by giving them more information on studying with English UK, before introducing them to educators and reputable Italian agents.