14 MPs and three members of the House of Lords attended the launch of our policy position paper this year, our highest level of parliamentary engagement to date.  

We welcomed 150 of our members in person and 30 more online to our English UK 2025 Members' Conference and AGM. The message from our chief executive, Jodie Gray, was clear: "We are stronger when we work together."

The UK-EU reset deal is very promising for UK ELT, but we will need to continue campaigning – with members' help – to achieve everything we want.  

Even more English UK members expressed an interest in offering free English tuition to refugees through our partner charity Breaking Barriers.

In a year marked by global uncertainty, significant government interventions and projected declines in key ELT destinations, UK ELT remained resilient, according to these latest annual figures...

The government released its immigration white paper on Monday 12 May, entitled 'Restoring control over the immigration system' and indicating the direction of travel for immigration policy over the course of this parliament.

The first economic impact report into UK ELT for a decade shows both the value of our industry to the UK and the challenges it faces...