Our work in schools focuses on professional development of in-service teachers and teacher educators sharing the UK’s expertise and innovation around the world.
Teaching and Learning in Difficult Time course is a British Council initiative to respond to immediate needs of teachers in practical approaches to teaching in challenging times.
British Council conducted a survey on the professional development needs of English language teachers in current challenging situation.
The British Council is inviting schools and their English teachers to take part in the School-based Mentorship programme.
In response to the need to prepare primary and basic school teachers for the New Ukrainian School reform, we have launched a project to train English teachers to teach in the new context.
This programme supports the British Council global strategy of improving the quality of teaching and learning in education systems and generating research that promotes further innovation.
Core Skills course is the British Council course to support teachers in developing teaching core skills in the classroom.
The School-based Mentor programme models teacher development that happens within schools on an ongoing basis.
Teacher Activity Groups are peer-led support groups, which teachers can join as part of their professional development.
A three-year programme that will develop young people’s skills so that they can build confidence and have better access to educational and career pathways in the future.
The British Council is supporting the UK’s role in 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties through a global programme centred on climate change called ‘The Climate Connection’.