All too often the discussion around international students has been based on immigration rather than their positive contribution to the UK. But with the publication of our Economic Impact Report and public affairs campaigning, we are already beginning to see results.

Teaching English is an increasingly competitive international business and many English UK members are looking for creative ways to future proof their businesses. As well as great teachers and facilities, you must know the market; be imaginative with your products; reach the new generation; and effectively manage change.

Since June 2015, we've visited ten regions to meet as many members as possible, answer your questions and discuss how to develop our association. Now we are considering how to develop the programme in future...

Are are looking to expand into international markets, or already operating outside of the UK but want to refine your process and approach?

English UK member Languages United celebrated 400 years of Shakespeare and has been featured in the Bath Chronicle.

What did you do to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death or English Language Day? Original concepts and effective campaigns by English UK members will win a prize!