There are several factors affecting where students will choose study. The British Council’s Elizabeth Shepherd asks what other ‘Megatrends‘ there are and shares some important predictions.
If you are a student in the UK who’s planning to teach in Thailand in 2014 through the British Council’s Thailand English Teaching Project, read this advice by Charlotte Ogilvie.
Lyudmila Tatsenko of the British Council in Ukraine surveys the scene, as the Ministry of Education and Science in Ukraine prepares for a UK visit next week.
The British Council’s Caroline Chipperfield explains how more and more higher education institutions are becoming an integral part of their local communities.
Ismail Badat runs us through the numbers and asks why there aren’t more women leaders in higher education in South Asia.
Access to clean water should not be taken for granted. Researcher Erin O'Donnell explains why.
When the UN set eight Millennium Development Goals for the world to reach by 2015, one was universal primary education. Jo Beall argues that the UN must include higher education also.
Following her recent presentation in our seminar series for English language teachers in the UK, Johanna Stirling offers ways to deal with human ‘weaknesses’ in teaching situations.
Music is one of life’s greatest pleasures. So how can teachers encourage shy children to sing?
We are recruiting people from the UK now to become English language assistants (ELAs) in China next academic year! There are plenty of reasons why you should apply.