Monday, December 23, 2024

2024 Issues

Policy, policy, policy: a glance back at 2024

Though it seems to have come and gone so quickly, 2024 is beginning to wrap itself up in a, perhaps not-so-neat, little bow. The sector has experienced various highs and...

Review: 101 Psychological Tips

Sarah Mercer and Herbert Puchta’s 101 Psychological Tips Cambridge Handbook for Language Teachers Cambridge University Press, 2023 ISBN: 978-1-00-934370-1 This title is...

Mastering the art of professional development

Fabio Cerpelloni sits down with NILE’s Martyn Clarke to discuss the school’s MA in Professional Development for Language...

British Council’s shared services in India: smart cost-cutting or cultural misstep?

Educator and journalist William Grice shares his experience with teacher recruitment through the British Council. Last year, I was...

Lettori fight continues in the ECHR

David Petrie reports on the recent developments in the fight to secure damages for foreign lecturers in Italy. Lawyers...

An island of growth

How Malta's recovery outperformed all other destinations in 2023. Malta’s post-pandemic recovery is one of the remarkable success stories in the ELT sector. Global recovery was...

J-MIRAI

The grand concept of Japanese international education. Japan is currently facing significant challenges, particularly in enhancing its human resources to adapt to rapid technological advancements. Following...

News in numbers: global ELT recovery

As BONARD release their Global ELT Annual Report for 2024, we take a peek at the key highlights… Eight leading ELT destinations are the focus...

Trump and the rise of student cynicism?

Will a Republican or Democrat victory affect the decision of students to study in the US? As of 21 July, President Biden has dropped out...

UK: ‘no plans’ to rejoin Erasmus+

A spokesperson for Prime Minster Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed the government have ‘no plans’ to rejoin the EU’s Erasmus+ programme. The UK left the...

Australia: universities grapple with new international student cap

What does the new international student cap mean for universities? New international student commencements will be capped at 270,000 for 2025, the Australian government announced...
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