English UK members who want to make the most of the Chinese market have three great opportunities to meet and follow up with top local agents this year.

Every year English UK London, one of English UK's regional subgroups, holds a summer garden party. This year, the party included a world record attempt to have the most nationalities in one language lesson.

English UK members can join a mini-workshop in Birmingham on 2 October - a cost effective way to meet agents from key markets. 

The British Council Japan invite English language centres in the UK that offer teacher training courses, to advertise in their new pamphlet.

Latin America is a promising region for English language training. Join the DIT's webinar session on 18 July for an insight into the opportunities and the business environments in five key Latin American countries...

English UK and British Council have jointly conducted a comprehensive market research on 'The demand for UK summer School programmes in Mainland China' and found that the number of Chinese students coming to the UK summer schools is significantly growing...

The British Council and English UK produce a series of market intelligence reports for the accredited UK English language teaching sector. The 11th report in our series of comprehensive market studies is going to have Thailand in focus.

English UK London is organising an extraordinary summer garden party on Friday 21 July 2017 – and invites you to help break a world record.

Post-Brexit agreements should enable continuing freedom of movement for students and continue multilateral programmes such as Erasmus, according to recommendations endorsed by over 400 European organisations, including English UK.

English UK Fair, Italy will reach both agents and high school teachers who may lead groups of students to study English in the UK, in new format tailored to the Italian market.

Join us in Milan on Monday 16 to Tuesday 17 October.

The Copyright Licensing Authority are putting on a free webinar to help your staff understand copyright law on Wednesday 12 July at 16:00.