Cambridge Learning

Our business activities in English Language Teaching and educational publishing are now consolidated under the brand of Cambridge Learning to recognize the opportunities presented by the strengths of the Cambridge brand. New business opportunities continue to present themselves as e-learning gains momentum globally, and the creation of Cambridge Learning as an umbrella brand is designed to respond to such opportunities in an integrated and coordinated way.

By using content from our ELT and educational publishing programmes together with electronic products developed by Cambridge–Hitachi, we are now able to offer blended learning solutions to a wide range of prospective partners, clients and customers.

English Language Teaching

Cambridge University Press is one of the world's leading publishers of English Language Teaching material, selling multi-media products to almost every country in the world. A number of its market-leading courses and grammar books have sold several million copies since first publication from the two main publishing centres in Cambridge and New York. These learning materials exemplify the leading edge of English teaching methodology and the quality of the Cambridge ELT list is universally acknowledged by the teaching profession for American, as well as British-English.

Education

Cambridge University Press is a leading educational publisher for customers all around the world. We have publishing centres for education in the UK, Africa, Australia and India and sell a range of resources through North America with an office in New York. We also have agents and offices all over the world promoting and selling our resources. In all our publishing we are focused on developing high-quality, curriculum-based materials for customers in these markets. We also have an extensive range of international resources such as those for Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) and the International Baccalaureate (IBO) which are used by students and teachers all across the world. The quality and reputation of the Cambridge education list is built on extensive work with all our users in identifying what they require. Our knowledge of education markets and local curriculum developments is strong and we have a substantial range of contacts to help inform us also.

Cambridge–Hitachi

In December 2003, Cambridge University Press became a founding partner in a joint venture with Hitachi Software Engineering. This dynamic new company, Cambridge–Hitachi, is committed to producing a range of curriculum-based software developed with the changing needs of today's teachers in mind, and can already offer a wide range of products particularly suited for use on interactive whiteboards.