Lobbying across the sector has certainly intensified over recent weeks including participation in a private roundtable, hosted by Universities UK, at both major party conferences...

Increase to the immigration health durcharge from December; original documents will no longer be necessary for visa applications; GDPR helpline coming soon; and guidance on the package travel directive.

Visit our Education is GREAT village and seating zone, find us at stand 51 and join our seminar - At the cutting edge: 2018 data and what it means for your business - on Sunday evening.

The UK's high quality education and excellent safeguarding rules were highlighted to Spanish agents at ASEPROCE this week.

You want to get more students; we want to help you do that. Here are five top tips from this year's marketing conference - and early bird prices for 2019.

We did it! We completed the 25-mile walk, including Yorkshire's three highest mountains, in under 12 hours and raised almost £10,000 for the Eddie Byers Fund.

This half-day session focuses on that vital, but always challenging, part of running an ELT centre: residential accommodation. Speakers Neil Siner, Liz Granato and James Herbertson will address this in relation to the north of England.

British Council inspector, Diane Phillips holds workshops on how to manage your residential accommodation and keep best practice.

Thank you everyone who has supported us so far - we are over half way to our target and will set of to Yorkshire tomorrow...

Are you in a subgroup? Whether you are or not tell us why!

All participants will be entered into a free prize draw for one of three places at the marketing conference. To enter the prize draw, please complete your survey by Friday 2 November.

Diane Phillips shares good practice and gives the most up-to-date information on all aspects of managing homestay accommodation.

Whether you're planning to join us in Osaka or find other ways to get into the market, here are some expert tips on building relationships with Japanese agents...

Silvana Richardson, head of teacher development at Bell English, says simply providing opportunities for professional development is not enough.

Grants awarded to support refugees and asylum seekers in the UK and school children in Palestine and Tanzania through to life-changing language projects.