Regional Language Network Yorkshire & Humber

About Us...

Regional Language Network Yorkshire & Humber is funded by Yorkshire Forward to promote language and cultural skills in the Yorkshire & Humber region.

Our mission is to

• turn existing language skills into tangible benefits for people and business
• support the acquisition of new language skills for the current and future workforce
• ensure that Yorkshire & Humber derives greater economic and cultural benefits and improves its status as a truly multicultural, global capital.

Learn Direct

About us

With a mission to transform the skills and productivity of the working population by using technology to bring people together to work, share and learn online, we have shown how we can transform people’s lives and help businesses thrive.

Back in 2000, we challenged the norm and took a bold step to deliver learning online. In doing so, we have built a unique and market leading position – using technology to provide learning and assessment solutions.

Since then, our work has needed to evolve to reflect the changing demands of our learner, the sector, as well as the political and economic landscape. Technology enables to us to do this – the explosion of internet usage and the power of the web, pushes us to find new ways to help people and businesses achieve their goals.

Young People’s Learning Agency

Education and Schools

Your child's education is probably the biggest decision you will make in their early lives. Whether to keep them at home until the last possible minute or enrol them in nursery school, which type of school should you plump for - mainstream, private, home schooling? What do kids actually learn at school today - especially important if you are an older parent! And what happens if you run into problems with your chosen school - hopefully we've listed most of the questions, answers and problems you are likely to encounter during this time.

Student Finance

Apply for student finance

Apply now to make sure you get your money at the start of your course. The deadline for new full-time students is 31 May 2012. The deadline for continuing students is 29 June 2012. Part-time students can apply from early August 2012. Find out what help is available

• Full-time students apply now for 2012/13
• Part-time students - how and when to apply for 2012/13

UKCISA – information for International students

About UKCISA

The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) is the UK’s national advisory body serving the interests of international students and those who work with them.

Our aims

• To increase support for international education and raise awareness of its values and benefits
• To promote opportunities for - and identify and work to reduce obstacles and barriers to - greater student mobility
• To encourage best practice, professional development and the highest quality of institutional support for international students throughout the education sector.

Learning and Teaching in Scotland

Our remit

Education Scotland is the Scottish Government agency responsible for supporting quality and improvement in learning and teaching from early years to adult and community learning.

Homestay english learning

Homestay English Teaching

Homestay English Teaching was founded by Marie Maille who has been an ESL teacher for 20 years. Marie started Homestay English Teaching to ensure top quality teaching and accommodation, on a more personal level.

Homestay English Teaching caters for international students from around the world. There are at present six tutors at Homestay English Teaching, all equally qualified and experienced and the portfolio will be increased, in the near future. At the time of booking, students will be allocated to a specific tutor, according to availability. Tutors are located in Hastings, Eastbourne and Brighton. Details are on our tutors page.

UK NARIC

The National Recognition Information Centre for the United Kingdom (UK NARIC), is the National Agency providing the only official source of comparison information and advice on international education and training systems and overseas skills and qualifications.

We are part of a wider network of information centres (ENICs) across Europe, including also Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. Our services help individuals and organisations understand qualifications and skills from across the globe enabling pursuit of employment and education opportunities in the UK.

European Council of International School

About Us

Founded in 1965, ECIS is a global membership organisation that provides professional development opportunities to its members who are comprised of international schools, individuals and educational organisations.

Mission Statement

ECIS is the leading collaborative global network promoting and supporting the ideals and best practices of international education

University and college admissions - UCAS

About us

Learn more about our services and standards

In this section, you can find details about our services and standards, as well as the latest media releases and job vacancies.

If you want to talk to students through our events and marketing activities, visit the UCAS Media site using the link below.