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After years of success helping test-takers around the world achieve their dreams of getting an official certificate in English, we’re excited to announce the new online Pearson English International Certificate.  This flexible, on-demand test has been designed to meet the practical needs of 21st century test-takers, employers and universities. While... Read more »

The world is facing a growing refugee crisis. Over 26 million people have been forced to leave their homes and their countries. That’s equivalent to the entire population of Australia having to flee abroad. When you include displaced and stateless people, that number rises to over 80 million. To make... Read more »

What’s the most effective way to learn English? It’s a question that has perplexed linguists for years – and one that four of us got to chew over on a panel at this month’s ASU+GSV conference in San Diego. For those not familiar with the conference, it seeks to be... Read more »

Hopefully, you’ve been following our discussion around the importance of building a reading habit in young learners. Ideally, you’ve also managed to encourage some parents of your students to take part in the Reading Together Challenge!   Now, if none of this sounds familiar, please take a look at my previous blog post: Do the Reading Together Challenge! As part... Read more »

The new online Pearson English International Certificate is an assessment that tests a candidate’s English language ability across all CEFR levels from A1 to C2. Perfect for students or workers, now test-takers can schedule their test at any time at a Pearson-approved testing center or at home using OnVue, our... Read more »

Education has embraced remote and hybrid learning – and it looks like it’s here to stay as a more accessible option for students everywhere. For the same reasons, even higher-stakes English exams are proving it’s possible to throw off old-fashioned approaches and adapt to the changing needs and expectations of... Read more »

Teaching pre-primary learners requires a different approach than teaching primary or older students. You need to use a very different skillset and it can be a challenge to shift gears and adjust your expectations. Teaching expert and materials writer Jeanne Perrett has years of experience working with the youngest learners.... Read more »

Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about building a reading habit in our young learners. By this I mean ways to get them reading widely and often so that they develop a life-long love of reading. And as I’ve been delving deeper into the research around reading for pleasure, the evidence is compelling: According to the OECD,... Read more »

In the last episode of this season, the Pearson English Podcast panel speaks with teacher trainer and IELTS expert Anna Hasper about what testing and assessment really mean and why they are so important.  Listen to the podcast on Testing and Assessment.  Why are testing and assessment so important?  Words like... Read more »

Real-time AI agents provide assistance at every stage of the writing process while maintaining user control and authenticity New products represent Grammarly’s evolution into a productivity platform that delivers agentic assistance everywhere users work San Francisco, CA—August 18, 2025—Grammarly, the trusted AI assistant for communication and productivity, today announced it... Read more »

Half of students believe that learning how to use AI is the most important skill they’ll gain in college, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 students pursuing higher education degrees revealed that another 62% believe that learning how to use AI responsibly is essential for their future career... Read more »

How Grammarly’s Kubernetes migration led us down a rabbit hole of proxy denials, until our Production Engineering team discovered that the real villain was hiding in plain sight. As the team responsible for ensuring millions of users can access Grammarly without interruption, we knew that we needed to get to... Read more »

The critical AI skill isn’t just writing prompts anymore—it’s designing expected outcomes. You’ll need to define clear goals, set expectations, and delegate tasks with guardrails to agents that can execute. Welcome to the era of goal engineering. The post Goal Engineering Is the Next Must-Have AI Skill appeared first on... Read more »

Right now, we’re at the tipping point of AI saturation. AI now stands for “Always Included.” Every software platform is racing to release its version of an AI chatbot, assistant, or agent. Many will overpromise. Some will underdeliver. And most will fight for attention in an already crowded enterprise stack.... Read more »

Engagement Will Increase Access to AI Bias Mitigation for Thousands of Educational Institutions Latimer.AI, the first inclusive Large Language Model (LLM), and Grammarly, the trusted AI assistant for communication and productivity, announced today a partnership to provide Grammarly for Education customers with exclusive access to the two services, which together... Read more »

As a digital agency owner and Grammarly Ambassador, I’m always looking for tools that enable my team to work smarter, not harder. After years of using Notion as our internal knowledge base, rising costs and underutilized features had me questioning whether we were getting the best value for our money.... Read more »

The next, more transformative phase of AI isn’t about switching tools—it’s about orchestrating them. Agents should act like conductors, coordinating context and action across platforms so users can stay in flow and get value from each tool without needing to master every one. The post How AI Agent Collaboration Will... Read more »

While systems of record are great at storing information, they rely on people to extract value from that information—manually searching, switching tools, interpreting data, and taking the next step. Learn how agentic AI is turning systems of record into systems of action. The post From Systems of Record to Systems... Read more »