ELT in Europe to drop by 10% by 2025, says British Council
The report found that English learner numbers will drop by 10% by 2025, despite wide-spread government investment in second language studies across Europe.
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Ireland: language school closure affects 150 international students
As many as 150 international students have been left “stranded” and 10 teachers have been left without wages following the sudden closure of an English language school in Limerick, Ireland following a Department of Justice Inspection.
Canada: ILAC bucks the tech trend
ILAC is launching a pilot project that will see students and teachers go zero-tech in its Toronto schools.
BSC Edinburgh rewarded for UK ELT growth
British Study Centres Edinburgh was awarded Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce’s High Growth award in February, as numbers increased by 57%.
Malta: 87,000 int’l ELT students in 2017
More than 87,000 international students attended ELT schools in Malta in 2017 – an increase of 13.6% on 2016 figures – Malta’s National Statistics Office has revealed.
India & France sign MoU to boost student mobility
India and France have signed a MoU for mutual recognition of academic qualifications between the two countries, paving the way for a stronger education exchange.
G.A.T.E. recruitment fairs resume in Brazil
Brazilian international education fair Global Access Through Education, spearheaded by agency STB, has announced its return after two years of absence.
Wall Street English expands in Thailand
Wall Street English Thailand is seeking to treble its revenue by 2023 by doubling the number of branches in the country.
Eleutian and OUP set ELT wheels in motion in Indonesia. Literally.
Through a partnership with Indonesia’s largest automobile manufacturer, IndoMobil, Eleutian are delivering OUP ELT from classrooms built on trucks. The program has 1,000 students and is expanding.
BAC launches new accreditation for international EFL schools
The British Accreditation Council has launched its new accreditation scheme for English language schools worldwide with a ceremony at the House of Commons in London.
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