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January 2023

International House Galway closes

It has been announced as of Friday 27 January, that International House Galway, an affiliate of the 150-strong International House group of schools offering English language courses and short...

EU takes stance for Lettori

Further to our news piece in the current issue of the EL Gazette (see page 7) and the...

English top of extracurricular classes in Spain

Parents in Spain are spending up to €350 per child for extracurricular tutoring. The number one skill the...

Lack of housing affects student numbers in New Zealand

New Zealand, like the rest of the world, is beginning to see a real bounce-back, post-pandemic, in student...

Business licences revoked India

This month saw the business licences of 239 immigration consultants and 129 IELTS preparation centres in the Punjab...

English really is a universal language

Despite the apparent diversity of languages worldwide, from English to Farsi, from Arabic to Mandarin, there is a universal language network in the brain,...

Flipped learning

Weighing up if it’s worth the extra flippin’ work Methods of flipped learning need to be better defined in order to prove they are more...

Italy’s foreign language lecturers are on the march again

In December 2022, a group of lettori, as foreign language lecturers are known in Italy, demonstrated outside the offices of the Minister for Higher...

PISA pilots foreign language element in test

In mid-pandemic, in 2021, a sample of 15-year-olds from five countries took a test – in Covid-safe conditions – of their listening and speaking...

Size matters when it comes to English test rankings

It’s EF EPI season and newspaper headlines around the world are once again either celebrating their country’s success or bemoaning its failure in the...

Tackling the big issues

If you’re wondering what next for your career, a Master’s degree could well be the answer The headline news in this issue is two pronged. First,...
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