StudyWorld London 2010 will take place on Monday 6 – Wednesday 8 September at the Hilton London Metropole Hotel. StudyWorld London is one of the leading forums for accredited education providers and serious study abroad agents. Join over 850 professionals from 60 countries at the longest running student recruitment event.

If you want to save GBP 300 on two representatives or GBP 150 on one representative, then register and pay for StudyWorld at the early bird rate before Monday 29 March 2010.

If you are a service provider to the study travel industry and are looking to have a heightened presence at StudyWorld, check out the sponsorship opportunities we have on offer.

Looking for the ideal platform to meet an extensive range of high quality educators face-to-face? Don't wait any longer, book now and save up to 45% at our early bird rates, valid until Friday 7 May 2010.

If you are an agent registered for StudyWorld London 2010, here is more information on the seven official Fam trips that will take place after the event.

With only one exhibition stand remaining, secure your place at StudyWorld London.

StudyWorld London 2010 will be held in one of London's premier business hotels, the Hilton London Metropole. This summer the hotel is investing GBP 1.8 million in a refurbishment of bedrooms and public areas in the hotel's West Wing.

eSchedule PRO is the industry leading one-to-one appointment scheduling system for business matching events. Hosted over the internet, it allows you to search for StudyWorld London 2010 participants and then book meetings prior to the event.

We would like to welcome Emma Chon and Verena Strasser to the StudyWorld team!

English UK and StudyWorld will be exhibiting at the IALC 2010 Galway Workshop. Visit us at Stand X4 from Thursday 29 April – Sunday 2 May 2010.

The Dubrovnik Fair took place at the Radisson Blu Resort and Spa, Dubrovnik Sun Gardens, between Tuesday 9 and Friday 12 March 2010. The workshop was organised by the English Language Promotions Group (ELPG) which comprises the British Council, English UK, UKTI and VisitBritain.

English UK has been actively working on behalf of its members and the UK study travel industry. With the intention to raise the required English language level for student visas, English UK challenges the UK government.