The second day of StudyWorld Manchester has been a full and productive day, with delegates participating in a packed schedule of one-to-one meetings. Schools, agents, and service providers from around the world have had the chance to meet face-to-face, fostering partnerships, exploring new opportunities, and exchanging valuable insights.

The day has been characterised by focused discussions and meaningful conversations, highlighting the value of direct, in-person networking. Delegates have used this opportunity to reconnect with familiar colleagues and develop relationships with new contacts, contributing to an atmosphere of collaboration and shared purpose.

This evening, delegates will gather at the National Football Museum for an event hosted by English UK North. Situated in Manchester’s iconic Urbis Building, located in the heart of the Medieval Quarter, the museum offers a unique venue to round off the day. Attendees have been invited to wear their favourite team’s football shirt—or other sportswear—and take photos with league cups and trophies in the Pitch Gallery. Tomorrow may reveal who among the group has footballing skills to match their professional expertise.

Delegates have expressed their appreciation for the well-organised schedule, which has allowed them to maximise their time and focus on constructive conversations. Many have noted the value of having a structured platform to discuss trends, opportunities, and challenges in the international education sector.

Overall, the second day of StudyWorld Manchester has been an excellent opportunity for connection and collaboration. With another full day ahead tomorrow, participants are set to continue their discussions and further develop the relationships built over the past two days.