Uni Cape Town ELC & Kurus English partner
South Africa’s University of Cape Town English Language Centre and Kurus English have entered a partnership bringing their operations closer together.
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Agents & schools consider future partnerships
After a summer of tension between agents and schools, companies are now looking for new ways to develop partnerships and address issues.
Bell and British Study Centres announce p’ship
English language providers Bell English and British Study Centres have announced a collaborative partnership to “enhance” the student experience in London.
Accreditation for green language schools launched
Green Standard Schools has launched to help language educators work towards ensuring the language sector is environmentally sustainable.
TopUp Learning acquires Tti School of English
English Language provider TopUp Learning has acquired Tti School of English in London, as the school prepares to re-open for face-to-face classes.
“Difficult times will continue” for US sector, stakeholders warn
International education and exchange advocates speaking during EnglishUSA’s Stakeholders Conference have warned that “difficult times will continue” when it comes to border rules, visas and OPT.
Irish ELT schools told they must resume in-person teaching
English language schools in Ireland have been told by the government that they must deliver full-time in-person classes by October 12 in order to meet the needs of students already in the country.
IH Eastern Spain Group announces closures
After five decades of language teaching in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and Arago, the Covid-19 pandemic has led to the closure of the region’s International House schools.
Covid is chance for ELT sector to “reinvent”
ELT providers can harness the positives from Covid-19 and use them to reinvent what and how they deliver, according to speakers at the English Australia 2020 virtual conference.
Turkey: demand for study abroad endures
Covid-19 and economic worries have not caused a drop in demand for study abroad among students in Turkey, education agents have highlighted.
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