We are delighted to announce that Elman Wall, renowned travel accountants, are offering a FREE business masterclass for English UK members.

This week we feature: Bright World Guardianships, Guard.me, Higher Education Marketing, London Nest, Loot, Ruyang, telc, The Stay Club

English UK staff are climbing the three highest Yorkshire peaks to fundraise for the Eddie Byers Fund. The team will set off at dawn to climb 1585m and cover 24 miles (38.6km) in just 12 hours.

Damian Hinds, the Secretary of State for Education, has made an official visit to English UK member Anglolang College in Scarborough.

Compliance Manager Naadiya Rawat updates you on issues surrounding visa applications and EU Package Travel Directives. Plus, we relay a warning from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau.

We asked George Pickering, the academic director of the DELTM, to give us some information about it and why managers might want to consider it as a learning option.

English UK's  most recent Quarterly Intelligence Cohort (QUIC) report indicates that the business upturn seen in 2017 has continued, albeit at a slower pace, into quarter two 2018.

Thailand is the UK's sixteenth biggest ELT market, sending just under one per cent of last year's total number of students.

Read on for highlights and insights about Thailand from our 2018 Student Statistics report and other English UK sources in our short series on our top sending markets.

Great news for our member centres, with 10 of them nominated for StudyTravel Magazine's Star Awards accross a variety of categories.

English UK has secured Department for International Trade (DIT) Tradeshow Access Programme (TAP) support UK educators participating in one of two upcoming industry B2B events. There are eight grants available for the ICEF Dubai Workshop (11-13 February 2019) and a further eight for The ICEF Mexico-Colombia Roadshow (4-8 March 2019).

The Home Affairs committee has said it is a "regrettable missed opportunity" that the Government has not attempted to build consensus on migration and engage in open debate and consultation on policy issues in the two years since the Referendum.

China is the UK's second-biggest ELT market, and also its fastest-growing, rising from 11^th place in 2014.

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