US Expands Recognition of English Tests for International Healthcare Workers
The United States has expanded the range of healthcare professions for which internationally recognised English language tests can be used…... Read more.
The UK Work Visa English Test Market: A Multi-Million-Pound Opportunity for ELT
More than 114,000 applications were made through the UK’s Skilled Worker and Health and Care Worker routes in the year…... Read more.
Children using social media at younger age appear to do worse in school tests
Children who open social media accounts at the start of secondary school appear to perform worse in tests than those…... Read more.
AI in Language Teaching Is Entering Its Evidence Phase
For several years, much of the discussion surrounding artificial intelligence in language education has concentrated on what the technology can…... Read more.
New Cambridge Publication Examines AI in L2 Writing Assessment
A new Cambridge University Press publication is examining one of the areas where generative artificial intelligence could have its greatest…... Read more.
Greece Issues New Guidelines for Teaching English in Kindergarten
The Greek Ministry of Education has issued its official guidelines for teaching English in kindergarten for the 2026–27 school year,…... Read more.
ALTE Marks the European Day of Languages with Two Key Events
To mark the European Day of Languages, the Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE) is organising two events focusing…... Read more.
AI in ELT: Everyone Is Moving, Few Know Why
I am not a teacher, nor do I claim to be one. What follows is written from observing the ELT…... Read more.
All Coursebooks Look the Same Now. And We Pretend They Don’t
There was a time when choosing a coursebook felt important. Teachers would sit down, go through different options, look at…... Read more.
Teaching Without a Script
The question comes up often in language teaching: can we really teach without a coursebook, or is that something we…... Read more.