We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new website, which will provide a simplified means of navigating NEAS' primary support services to the English language teaching sector.  The site is optimised for handheld devices and has a seach facility allowing for quick searches by agents and students seeking quality ELT centres.   

1. NEAS Quality Learning Series Professional Development

This free service provides the skills and knowledge to ELT       professionals, teachers and managers, on how to become a high quality english language teaching institution.

2. NEAS Quality Assurance

NEAS' core service is based on our unique Stakeholder Driven Feedback Model of measuring quality.  The collection and collation of the views of live and anonymous respondents to online surveys and focus groups, provides a highly sensitive analysis of a centre's quality position. 

3. NEAS Benchmarking

NEAS Benchmarking is a relatively new free service offered to providers, allowing them to compare their performance across a range of quality variables, to sector segments and the sector as a whole.

NEAS and Voice have been asked to present at this year's Social Good Summit Australia to showcase the corporate social responsibility partnership that exists between our English language teaching sector and our combined commitment to a quality education for all!

The Social Good Summit unites a dynamic community of global leaders and grassroots activists to discuss solutions for the greatest challenges of our time.  Its origin is in the United Nations and the Sustainable Development Goals, amongst which is Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning.

NEAS' partnership with Voice is already supporting changes for many young Cambodians, so why not get along to this year's SGS and find out how you too can make a difference! 

Quality Area "F" is a new aspect of NEAS Quality Endorsement which is concerned with the welfare of students aged under 18 years in English language Teaching centres.

Our first Quality Assurance assessments involving a review of Quality Area "F" have now commenced, and we are pleased to report that young learners are being well taken care of by our Quality Endorsed providers.

This important addition to NEAS' Quality Principles will be reviewed on an onging basis, and is only applied to ELT centres with young learners under the age of 18 years.