The Open Learning for English Teachers (INSET) Project, Uzbekistan

      The Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialised Education of Uzbekistan identified the improvement of in-service teacher training in higher and secondary specialised/vocational education as a policy priority and invited the British Council to be a key partner in reforming the national INSET system.

      The English Language Teaching for Marginalised Areas Project, Pakistan

      The British Council responded positively when approached by the Ministry of Education with a request for help with a project that would address concerns about standards of teaching and learning of English in marginalised, rural areas of Pakistan.

      The STEP Project, Mozambique

      The British Council, in partnership with the Mozambique Ministry of Education and the University of London, managed a major 5-year British Government-funded project to improve the quality of English Language teaching in Mozambican schools.

      English on the Web E4U Project, Mexico

      This very successful project came into being when the Mexican Ministry of Education asked the British Council for help in developing the self-access centres (SACs) which existed in each of Mexico's 34 state universities. Some 500,000 students were using the centres.

      The Teachers' Association Project, Georgia

      The project came into being when a number of prominent teachers of English in Georgia approached the British Council to ask for help with the creation of a Teachers' Association.

      Literature in Russia

      British Council literature projects across Russia have sparked inspiration on both sides and have brought British writers and reader development experts face to face with a boundless enthusiasm and some challenging questions.

      The English Language Trainer and Teacher Training Project, Bulgaria

      With the political changes in Bulgaria in the early 90s came a new level of demand for learning English. The British Council was asked by the Ministry of Education in Bulgaria for help with training a new cohort of English teachers for public-sector schools.

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