English is a truly global language. It is an official language in over 75 countries with a total population of over 2 billion. Learning English can open up a world of opportunities for your further education and your career.

improve your English
5 Twitter accounts to help you learn English
“5 Twitter accounts to help you learn English”

Social media (Twitter, Facebook etc) provides lots of great ways to improve your English effortlessly and on the move. Learning English is difficult, but if you use every resource available to you, you will succeed.Here are five of the best Twitter accounts for improving your English:@LearnEnglish_B… read more


The best word in the English language
“The best word in the English language”

Learning English isn't easy, but it can be fun. Sometimes when you are learning your vocabulary, you might find a word that just makes you smile. We've asked lots of people what their favourite word is. But what is your favourite word in the English language? JRR Tolkien, the author of ‘Lord of … read more


10 ways to improve your English
“10 ways to improve your English”

Alex Case has worked as an English teacher and teacher trainer all around the world. He has also published English teaching books, articles and materials for all levels of learners.  1. Label things in your house or office with post-its When learning english, the easiest vocabulary to learn i… read more

where to study
Australia: Study English in Australia
“Australia: Study English in Australia”

Australia is a great place to study. It is a safe country, the teachers and the courses are excellent and the Australian government has set up systems to protect international students and make sure they have a positive experience while they are studying.  Australia has a vibrant, multicultura… read more


Canada: Your language destination
“Canada: Your language destination”

Language and Canada are synonymous. Canada is a unique language study destination that offers students the opportunity to study both of Canada’s official languages - English and French. While the majority of language programmes in Canada offer English as a Second Language training, there are few … read more


Ireland: The future of English language study
“Ireland: The future of English language study”

In 2010, just over 98,000 students came to Ireland for the purposes of studying English. The number was a modest increase (3%) on the previous year, but nonetheless a welcome piece of news in times of domestic and international economic uncertainty. So far this year, figures for Ireland indica… read more


New Zealand: Enjoy studying English
“New Zealand: Enjoy studying English”

New Zealand is a great place to study English and if you study at an English New Zealand school you can be sure of a quality experience. New Zealand attracts students from all over the world; students focused on further education, as well as students who are seeking tourism plus study options. New… read more


UK: What to expect
“UK: What to expect”

You are about to start one of the biggest adventures of your life: going abroad to study. Even if you've already taken a course outside your own country, you'll probably be nervous as well as excited. What should you expect? If you've done lots of research and planning, you should have a … read more


USA: Find a quality English programme
“USA: Find a quality English programme”

With more intensive English programmes to choose from than any other English-speaking country, you are sure to find a quality programme to meet your goals in the USA. Over 650,000 international students come to the United States each year to pursue higher education. An additional 95,000 come specif… read more