A new chapter – focusing on the ELICOS sector’s wellbeing
In November 2023, after seven years as NEAS CEO, Patrick Pheasant decided that he was going to expand his horizons - and simultaneously continue to help the sector that's so dear to him.
In November 2023, after seven years as NEAS CEO, Patrick Pheasant decided that he was going to expand his horizons - and simultaneously continue to help the sector that's so dear to him.
UK graduates unable to find work are actively seeking out opportunities teaching English abroad, according to a new survey.
English is spoken by billions of people - proficiency is seen by many as the key to employment and economic security. However, will this always be the case?
The UK’s place as a destination market for English language courses has been in flux for a while - to say the least. But what's happening in 2023? Sophie Hogan reports.
The idea of a streamlined, complete booking system for agents in direct conjunction with language schools “could work”, but some stakeholders remain sceptical - with some smaller agencies saying the technology could interfere with school relationships.
In terms of post-pandemic study travel, we’re still recovering
The Gulf market for English language teaching providers is a “ very tough market to break”, but they must “get themselves out there,” a stakeholder familiar with the area said.
Celtic English Academy in Cardiff has geared itself up to achieve “significant business recovery and growth” in the coming year with assistance from the Welsh government.