Tuesday, June 10, 2025

2021 Issues

Surge in those applying to teach in Israel

Despite the Covid pandemic, there were more applications than ever to teach this year on TALMA, the Israel Program for Excellence in English, according to the Jerusalem Post. TALMA offers...

American, sigh

Like the idea of a cultural exchange and fancy a two-week summer break teaching English in Poland? It...

Jabbing words

Every year, vaunted English language dictionaries choose their word of the year and they tend to sum up...

Teaching English from scratch

In Maharashtra, the second largest state by population in India and home of Mumbai, the government is bringing...

Music man

Nigel Paramor has been involved in ELT for over 35 years. He  taught in Hong Kong for four...

Learning strange new words boosts long-term vocabulary

Learning words that are similar to the learner’s native language is easier in the short term, but learning less-familiar words pays off over the...

British Council struggles to survive as UK cuts cultural relations to 20 countries

The British Government has slashed its funding to the British Council by reducing the so-called Grant-in-Aid, which covers much of the Council’s work on...

The annual rankings

Which are the top ranked English language schools in the UK – and why? After a tumultuous year we publish this year’s list Without mentioning...

Top centres more likely to survive Covid

Melanie Butler analyses the rankings and finds our top 100 are weathering the pandemic well The main difference in this year’s ranking is not the...

EU unis offer chance to study in English

The Erasmus Mundus is still working for Pinoys, who can get financial aid through the programme to study in the EU. Further, universities within...

A bit of inspiration

When Fatma Al Nahdy arrived in the UK as a refugee from Yemen five years ago, she was already bilingual (Arabic and Swahili), but...
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