The British Council has existed in Uganda for 57 years since it first opened a library in Kampala in 1952. The main objective of this library was to provide British literature with the intent of educating the public on UK art, culture and education. From then to today, it has been a journey of creating partners and providing many opportunities. We have changed over the decades and have strived to look at ways of engaging with Uganda in more relevant and appropriate ways. Today we have a wide range of partnerships across leadership development, creativity in arts and culture and promotion of educational opportunities.
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| Please note that our office will be closed on Friday 27 November 2009 for the Eid Al-Adha holiday. Should you require any clarification, please call us. |
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If you are interested in our Professional Development training and courses, click here to see what we offer. |
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At the click of a mouse, you can access over 1500 management and leadership books and DVDs, back issues of UK leisure magazines, journals and more with our Akili online services. |
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Unparalleled interaction and collaboration with the brightest minds in management both from Uganda and UK through Management Express. |
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Free counselling for students interested in studying in the UK. |
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Examination services. |
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IELTS. |
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School links/higher education links. |
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Arts and creativity. |
