The low-cost online testing will target beginner and intermediate learners looking to prepare for a formal exam or provide future employers proof of their language level.
Interacting with host families, fellow students and teachers is the most useful part of studying a language, according to a survey of 2,000 people who studied a language abroad in the last 10-15 years, undertaken by Sprachcaffe.
Students from more than 50 countries gathered in central London in an attempt to make history for the number of nationalities in a single language lesson.
ELT association Feltom is campaigning to recruit host families as accommodation strains hit the island during what is predicted to be a bumper year for business at ELT schools, and a busy year for tourism in general.
Wey Education will launch an online language school in September, opening up a market of learners beyond its current target group of secondary school-aged pupils.
South Africa’s ELT industry experienced a 19% growth in student numbers last year, showing signs of recovery from a visa policy impasse that suddenly plugged the healthy flow of students into the country in 2015.
An English language series centred around peace and diversity, and an interactive talking book were among the recipients of this year’s ELTons Innovation Awards.
The global cloud-based language learning market has huge growth potential – with demand from those learning for education purposes set to outpace the business learner.
Funded by inaugural English Australia chair Christine Bundesen, EA’s new grant will recognise the achievements of mid-level managers in the country’s ELICOS sector.
Queensland-based English language and vocational college, Browns, has opened its fifth campus to help it meet further growth estimates after experiencing a 30% increase in its student population last year.
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