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Education.SouthAsia is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and University College London that invites original and analytic pieces that make interdisciplinary contributions to the issue of education in ...

In 2019, four of us went to visit a company in Guangzhou in the south of China that we had been told might be interested in an English course for Mandarin speakers. We had a fascinating time, and we really liked some of ...

The great and the good of the global EdTech sector were joined by Tom and Nick of SSi at London’s Tobacco Dock for the 10th edtechX conference towards the end of June. What an event! Many of the leading lights who are ...

Way back in its infancy in 2011, SSi was nominated for an Inspire Wales Award and won the Global Wales category. For a company so young it was an overwhelming experience, but also an incredible boost to keep going ...

SSi is proud to have a long-standing relationship with Global Welsh – a superb initiative devoted to creating a global Welsh community.  Established in 2015, their aim, based on the belief that being Welsh is ...

A week or so back The Guardian ran a piece about the growth in the importance of Welsh language drama on our TV screens. This article highlights a wonderful development, even if hard fought and over too long a time. It ...

We are really happy that some course development films we posted were picked up by Nation Cymru last week. Welsh is core to all that SaySomethingin does, but we realise that our methodology is suited to all languages. ...

SSi stands on the shoulders of the Welsh language. The history, beauty, and plight of this language were the catalysts for inventing our unique methodology. Also, it is via the Welsh language that our methodology has, ...

In recent years SSi and the National Centre for Learning Welsh have developed a valuable working relationship. On the basis that the Welsh language belongs to all, we have formed a partnership which has begun adding new ...

On the day that London was brought to a standstill by a tube strike and a huge march by teachers, doctors and railway staff, SaySomethingin managed to get to the point of their ire, the Houses of Parliament. Our CEO, ...