Sponsors & exhibitors

Sponsors & exhibitors

Your opportunity to be part of the premier conference for the international English language industry

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As marketing for this premier conference gears up, this is a fantastic time to confirm your support of the English Australia Conference 2010. With registration now open, don't miss out on your chance to be aligned with EA Conference 2010.

Anyone providing services related to the delivery of English language programs to international learners should make the most of this exciting opportunity to network and do business with professional teachers, managers, marketing staff, student services staff, registration staff, teacher trainers, administrators, government stakeholders, and promotional bodies.

Sponsorship & exhibition opportunities
EA Conference 2010 gives sponsors and exhibitors a fantastic range of sponsorship opportunities that cover all aspects of the program, social functions, the industry exhibition and pre-event marketing.

Organisations have the ability to pick and choose which areas of the event they are most interested in, and build a tailored and effective package of entitlements that suits their marketing strategy and budget.

Oppotunities on offer include:

Branding and naming rights to social functions, conference sessions, information sessions and merchandise
Networking opportunities
Advertising and promotion
Participation in the industry exhibition - the hub of the event.

Act quickly - sponsorship opportunities are selling fast!

Confirmed sponsors

Platinum Sponsors

IELTS was created 20 years ago to offer a fair and reliable test of English language proficiency for higher education and migration. Since then, IELTS has grown to become the world’s premier English language proficiency test, impacting positively on the life opportunities of millions of candidates who have taken the test in the last two decades. In 2009 over 1.4 million IELTS tests were sat across the globe. The test is administered in 133 countries and IELTS scores are recognised by over 6,000 universities and colleges worldwide - 2,500 of which are in the USA, including all Ivy League colleges. IELTS’ worldwide success can be attributed to its increased recognition by governments, employers and education institutions; the geographical accessibility of the IELTS test centre network; and the quality and breadth of the innovative research that underpins the test itself. As a result, IELTS continues year after year to be the preferred choice of both candidates and organisations that seek proof of English language skills.

University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations (Cambridge English) offers the world’s leading range of qualifications for learners and teachers of English. Over three million people take our exams each year in 130 countries. Worldwide 10,000 universities, employers, government ministries and other organisations rely on our certificates as proof of English language ability. Cambridge English exams are underpinned by the work of the largest dedicated research team of any UK language test provider. As experts in language assessment, we advise governments internationally on language education policy and are active partners in key international projects such as delivering key language objectives for the European Union.

Cambridge English has a growing network of stakeholders in Australia. Cambridge English exams, such as CAE and CPE, are recognised by more than 30 institutes in Australia. The exams are delivered in both paper-based format and through an expanding network of computer-based test centres. Courses leading to the FCE and CAE qualifications are widely regarded as the industry benchmarks for language training.

Cambridge English is pleased to work closely with English Australia on action research and professional development for teachers in Australia. We are pleased to sponsor the EA 2010 conference in Queensland and in particular support the plenary session by world famous Cambridge linguist Professor John Hawkins.