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  1. Cactus announces winner of 2012 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship

    Cactus TEFL: Cactus announces winner of 2012 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship

    After careful deliberation by our panel of judges, Antoinette Bruining, Suzanne’s mother, Sarah Digon, who used to work in Cactus TEFL, now International Officer at Sussex Downs college, and Jenny Johnson, Cactus Academic Director, we are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2012 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship is Anna Jones.

  2. Cactus announces winner of 2011 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship

    Passion for language: Cactus announces winner of 2011 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship

    After careful deliberation by our panel of judges, we are delighted to announce the winner of the 2011 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarhip as Sarah Chamberlain.

  3. Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship 2011: Shortlisted Entry Number 2

    Passion for language: Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship 2011: Shortlisted Entry Number 2

    Abigail Thornton was one of the fantastic applicants who was shortlisted for this year's Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship. Read her entry here...

  4. Additional funding from HEFCE to support the Routes into Languages programme announced

    In the news: Additional funding from HEFCE to support the Routes into Languages programme announced

    In August 2011, it was announced that a project to increase the number of students studying languages at university has been awarded extra funding of £1.2 million.

  5. IATEFL 2011 - a report from our Cactus to Conference scholarship winner

    Attitudes to Language Learning: IATEFL 2011 - a report from our Cactus to Conference scholarship winner

    Winner of the 2011 Cactus to Conference IATEFL Scholarship, Camila Heath, reports back on her experience at the event.

  6. Why learn English in Leeds?

    Destinations for you: Why learn English in Leeds?

    A large, multicultural city in the heart of Yorkshire, Leeds is known as one of the UK’s most vibrant and fun-loving places.

  7. 10 good contemporary Italian films to watch

    Movies: 10 good contemporary Italian films to watch

    It may be classic films like La Dolce Vita which Italian cinema is most famous for, but over the last couple of decades there have been lots of good films to come out of Italy, including the following...

  8. 10 great contemporary German films to watch

    Movies: 10 great contemporary German films to watch

    There are lots of good films to have come out of Germany and Austria in the last two decades, but these are our pick of some of the best...

  9. Types of Courses: What are university foundation courses and who are they designed for?

    University foundation courses are study programmes designed for non-native English speakers who want to go on to study at a UK university...

  10. Cactus attends ATB8 Modern Languages Teachers’ Conference in York

    In the news: Cactus attends ATB8 Modern Languages Teachers’ Conference in York

    On Friday 11th March, Product Manager for Languages Worldwide and Groups Alex Wolfson attended the annual ATB8 Modern Languages Teachers’ Conference, which this year was held at St Peters School in York.

  11. English courses in the UK – how to choose your destination

    Destinations for you, Planning for a course: English courses in the UK – how to choose your destination

    Anyone who wants to take an English course in the UK will be spoilt for choice when it comes to the range of destinations.

  12. Experience traditional England at its best: the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race

    Experience Cultures: Experience traditional England at its best: the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race

    On Saturday, 26th March 2011, the 157th University Boat Race will take place in London.

  13. May Day celebrations around the world

    Experience Cultures: May Day celebrations around the world

    May 1st, often called May Day, is a national holiday in many different countries around the world. Each culture’s celebration has its own origins, whether they stem from nature, religion, or social welfare and revolution…

  14. Cactus announces winner of 2010 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship

    Cactus TEFL: Cactus announces winner of 2010 Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship

    After careful deliberation, Simon Vittorio has been named as the deserved winner of this year's Suzanne Furstner Foundation Scholarship.

  15. Destinations for you: York - a new addition to Cactus’ evening course locations

    As of October 2010, Cactus will be offering a range of language course options in the cosmopolitan city of York.

  16. Amazing Chartres: Les temps des cathédrales

    Destinations for you, Blogs: Amazing Chartres: Les temps des cathédrales

    Cactus teacher Irina tells us about the fascinating cathedral city of Chartres.

  17. UK language schools win High Court battle over visa restrictions

    In the news: UK language schools win High Court battle over visa restrictions

    Much to the relief of everyone in the UK language school industry, a High Court judge has ruled that the former Home Secretary was wrong to impose a higher minimum level of English for foreign students in the UK.

  18. 5 cheapest places in the UK to learn English outside of London

    Destinations for you: 5 cheapest places in the UK to learn English outside of London

    When times are tight, it’s especially important to get good value for money. Here’s a run-down of the cheapest options in the UK (outside of London) for a general, week-long English course this summer.

  19. TEFL as a gap-year option for university graduates

    : TEFL as a gap-year option for university graduates

    Although for many students the recession has brought about a stark decrease in employment options and opportunities post-graduation, there are still paths to pursue that can be advantageous.

  20. Want to take a language course in Europe without going by plane?

    Experience Cultures: Want to take a language course in Europe without going by plane?

    With so much disruption caused to air passengers this year with strikes and the volcanic ash crisis, getting abroad using other means seems a lot more appealing than previously.

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