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Bulgarian teachers gather for Cambridge Day

Cambridge Day — a leading event for English teachers in Bulgaria — brought together nearly 400 specialists, teachers, and educators to discuss the future of language teaching in the country.

Uganda school wins 10th edition of Your World

Scoris International School from Uganda is the winner of the 2025 Your World competition by British Council Partner Schools.

EC London visit a milestone moment

Malta’s High Commissioner visits EC London as school marks 20 years.  EC English Language Centres welcomed His Excellency Prof....

What’s the point of polite-isms?

Trinity College London reveals gap between recognising the importance of politeness strategies and implementing them in classroom settings. A...

Bell Foundation supports adult learners

The Bell Foundation is now extending its reach to adults learning English as a second language, alongside its existing work with young people.

English UK: Brazil remains a top source market

English UK Market Development & Insights Manager, Roz McGill  visited Brazil to promote the UK as the leading study destination for ELT students.

English gets a boost in Mongolia

The National University of Mongolia (NUM)’s Center of Excellence for English Language Teaching and Learning is is now open, marking a significant step in enhancing English language education in the country.

Avallain Provides Research-Driven Insights into GenAI for Teaching and Learning

Avallain, a leader in educational technology, reinforces its commitment to research-driven, AI-enhanced education with the release of ‘Teaching with GenAI’.

Fluency sounds smoother with simple language, study shows

Researchers find that using everyday phrasal expressions boosts fluency perception more than rare phrases in foreign language speech.

ELT market to reach $115 billion by 2029

The global English language training (ELT) market is projected to reach $88.98 billion in 2025, up from $83.55 billion in 2024.

Korea: What’s the problem with E-type visas?

A growing labour union in Korea, formed last year, is challenging the country's visa rules, branding them "modern-day slavery".
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