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Editors' picks
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Many of those faced with redundancy are taking up the option of a 'ticket to ride', writes Laura Harrison
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14 Nov 2008:
Back-to-basics English lessons for Australia, Disney sees big market for schools venture in China, Lack of teachers holds back Vietnam's ambitions
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14 Nov 2008:
Plans have been laid to assess the English skills of new arrivals in a bid to boost social integration, but concerns are growing that language support will suffer in the economic crisis, reports Henry McDonald
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14 Nov 2008:
Language-training company announces winner of writing contest
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24 Oct 2008:
England told classes for migrants need to improve | South Korea signs up to student swap with US | Call to tax Britain for language advantage
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24 Oct 2008:
Australia reviews 'basic English' exam as the number of applicants for naturalisation falls
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24 Oct 2008:
The lure of new markets and a healthy appetite at home for controversial storylines are prompting Bollywood to turn from song and dance to dialogue with global appeal, reports Randeep Ramesh
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19 Sep 2008:
Stricter system for student visas | Australia offers East Timor learning help | NZ language schools enjoy exchange-rate bounce
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19 Sep 2008:
Free holiday classes to improve speaking and bridge the rich-poor divide, says minister
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19 Sep 2008:
As diverse demand from new arrivals forces a reappraisal of 'one-size-fits-all' language training, one volunteer group is experimenting with varied approaches to teaching, reports Rob Burgess
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8 Aug 2008:
Britain makes spouses promise to learn | Appeal against Poland's U-turn on English for all | Crowded classes curb Saudi scholarships
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8 Aug 2008:
The Olympic city says it is ready to communicate with visitors, but an eight-year campaign to improve foreign language skills has had to contend with a resolutely monoglot culture, reports David Stanway
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8 Aug 2008:
Alcohol bans and strict curfews are imposed to improve behaviour
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23 Jul 2008:
Britain's international cultural organisation has rejected auditors' conclusions that its English classes are elitist and have unfair advantages over commercial providers, reports Max de Lotbinière
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17 Jul 2008:
Tefl teachers come from diverse backgrounds, says Laura Harrison
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26 Jun 2008:
Thinking about careers after graduating, Samantha Brunt was adamant that the classroom wasn't for her. So how did she end up teaching English in Slovakia for 10 months?
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