The Password suite of online English language tests have been designed by leading academics in testing and assessment to balance the desire for speed, convenience and accessibility with the need for accurate and reliable results. Tests span CEFR levels A1 - B2.

Where can students play paintball, learn how to read and play music, visit a gallery and then drive away in the car that they have hired with their teacher and classmates while speaking English at the same time? Well they can do that if they travel to an English speaking country or they can ‘travel’ to English City and do it online in a realistic and interactive environment.

English Out There has created a suite of English language teaching and learning materials that involve focused real speaking and listening practice in every lesson. English Out There is the world’s first English program specially designed to work with social media and free internet telephony. 250,000 hours of teaching and testing has created a unique global offering that can be used in any ELT environment and combines psycholinguistics with tasks with social learning.

The BBC has partnered with British Council in developing some of its websites for teachers. The BBC's Learning English website, has a section specifically for teachers: www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/teachingenglish/. This contains a number of downloadable resources including teaching guides for an online soap opera, lesson plans connected to talks and audio news reports, multiple choice quizzes and a radio series on Innovations in teaching which includes a programme on CLIL.