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Join our webinars on 13 November to reflect on your teaching, build confidence as a teacher and mentor, and explore AI for professional growth.
🗓️ 13 November 2026
12.00 UK time
👉 Register now: https://t.co/S2zJVJXtjr
#TeachingEnglish#UnderstandingYourProfessionalIdentity
One week to go until #GoingGlobal2026 in Istanbul, taking place 17–19 November. Senior tertiary education leaders from the UK, Türkiye, Central Asia, the South Caucasus and beyond will explore what it takes to achieve future-ready education.https://t.co/gqKhhuPe7t @YuksekogretimK
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More than 73% of international students graduating with a UK degree needed their
qualification to obtain their current job.
Read the report here to find out more about the experiences of UK alumni:
https://t.co/Cf6jrEsMbH
🎬 New month, new films to discover!
From captivating dramas to highly anticipated releases, November has something for every film lover. 🍿
Explore BBC Culture's pick of 12 films to watch this month: https://t.co/VKQ7RgxxCS
Today in Istanbul: the 3rd Culture x Climate Forum. 🎬Proud to support sessions on sustainable creative practice and climate storytelling, with ideas feeding into the Culture Global Stocktake at #COP31 next week. https://t.co/4rAWUljNgP
#CultureXClimate#TheClimateConnection
🌍 @selectorradio, 25 yılı aşkın süredir dünyanın dört bir yanındaki dinleyicileri müzik dünyasının en yeni ve ilham veren sesleriyle buluşturuyor.
🔗 @sianelerievans'ın her hafta sunduğu en iyi seçkiyi dinlemek için: https://t.co/ZDjRx7kNex
📍 Next stop: Antalya.
We’re heading to #COY21 and #COP31 in Türkiye, with teachers, artists, researchers and young people from around the world. Our programme is built around three ideas, Learn, Create and Connect, with opportunities to get involved in each. Swipe to see more.
Lubaina Himid’s Predicting History: Testing Translation invites us to think about the spaces we move through every day and the stories they hold.
👉 https://t.co/GXb4FDDAwC
#BritishPavilion#VeniceBiennale
Does immersion really mean “English only”? Huma Hasna Riaz Ahmed explores a more flexible, plurilingual approach to language learning in her latest Voices Magazine article.
Read the full article.
https://t.co/mkM0WmHPl1
We sat down with Lubaina Himid to discuss the installation’s themes, her methodology and what she hopes an audience takes away from this body of work at this year’s British Pavilion: https://t.co/RT94s4vDAy
#PredictingHistoryTestingTranslation#VeniceBiennale
Ever been told your accent is “wrong”? Explore the history of the “correct” English accent and how today’s global, online world is shaping how young people speak.
Read our latest Voices Magazine article: https://t.co/zOIn7Kfbd3
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One of the things I value about the British Council is our ability to bring people together to share ideas and build lasting relationships.
Our #Türkiye team did just that in Bursa, hosting the English Language Teachers' Conference for more than 300 English language teachers and education professionals from 70 provinces.
They explored how innovation, AI and educational technology are shaping the future of English language teaching.
Thank you to our partners at the Ministry of National Education’s Directorate General for Innovation and Educational Technologies and the Sabancı Foundation for making it happen. And a special thank you to every teacher who joined us and shared their experience.
🌍 How do you make a home in a new place?
That’s the central question of Lubaina Himid’s Predicting History: Testing Translation – the British Council’s commission for this year’s 61st International Art Exhibition @la_Biennale.
Inviting all UK alumni who are passionate about Science and Sustainability! 🔬🌿
Applications for the #StudyUKAlumniAwards 2027 are open!
Find out more on the Study UK website https://t.co/w2VM7nwcTQ or search Study UK Alumni Awards.
Have you, or someone you know, studied in the UK and gone on to achieve amazing things? 🌟
Apply for the #StudyUKAlumniAwards 2027!
Find out more on the Study UK website https://t.co/7eKtrkZOwN or search Study UK Alumni Awards!
We hear from @MazzucatoM from @IIPP_UCL reflecting on why arts and culture should be seen as essential public infrastructure #OurWorldConnectedPodcast.
👉 Tune in: https://t.co/TCLjTvw76O
What happens when a 10 minute break becomes a global moment?
Join the British Council & National Literacy Trust's GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ attempt for most people reading online in 12 hours.
Sign up here: https://t.co/RaSd7B6s6A
#Take10GoesGlobal
In the lead up to World Mental Health Day, the British Council and National Literacy Trust are setting the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for the most people reading online in 12 hours.
🏆 World record attempt: Thursday 8 Oct
🔗https://t.co/w3pvBjkrj0