About Anglia Education
The Turnkey English Learning, Educational & Examination Provider
Who Are Anglia Education?
We are a B2B educational organisation that improves the English levels of second language speakers, students, and businesses, through a variety of online and offline products and services.
Anglia Education is keen to ensure language learning is a step-by-step process that challenges, motivates and encourages students to fulfil their potential.
Anglia Education also offers AI powered self-study courses, access to a digital library of over 300,000 books and our own TEFL course and qualification.
We also work with kindergartens to provide video teaching by UK based teachers, and also have printed learning materials for early years English students. Furthermore, we offer a thorough three-year IELTS preparation course – which is delivered online by our own teachers.
Anglia Education’s founder is former BBC Host Tim Hague. Our shareholders include a former FTSE 100 CEO, a Professor Emeritus from Manchester University, a Dean of Regent’s University, London and an Associate Dean from Surrey University.
We have both British and Chinese shareholders and our major business is in the Chinese and Middle Eastern markets.
Previous Work
Anglia Education’s sister company, ChitChatCrew, previously established a not-for-profit mini-app in the world’s largest English learning market, China.
It was built inside China’s most popular app, WeChat, and helped thousands of students to improve their spoken English, pronunciation, and their cultural understanding of the West.
However, there remains a need in China and in the rest of the world, for high quality, fairly priced, English language assessment, preparation and guidance – at multiple levels.
This is what Anglia Education aims to achieve through the variety of services we offer.
Our Executive Board
Tim Hague
Former BBC Broadcaster
Angela Spindler
Including Debenhams & N Brown
Professor Michael Luger
Business School
Professor Yu Xiong
Want to Learn the English language effectively?
