Mandalay centre - Library services - British council

Students at Mandalay Centre - Image © Peter Barker

RANGOON CENTRE

	Mandalay centre

A cool, relaxing place to catch up on the news, improve your English or prepare for British examinations. The Mandalay Centre is open to all, members and non-members alike.

Services

Book lending service

You can borrow 4 books or periodicals for up to 2 weeks (members only).

Helping yourself

We will help you to plan your study and learn English effectively using appropriate materials. You can use reading texts, grammar exercises, listening texts on cassette, videos and other English language study materials.

Examination Preparation Book Section

Cambridge exams, LCCI, NCC, IELTS and other preparation books are available for loan.

UK Education Information

Ask for advice and information on British education opportunities.

How do I become a member?

Bring your National Registration Card or student identity card and two recent photographs.

Fill out a membership form.

Pay the membership fee of 15,000 Kyat.

Events

There are open days and events for English language teaching and learning. Contact us to find out when the next event is.

Building 6/7, SY Compound
30th Street (between 77th and 78th)
Mandalay
Telephone 95 2 33904
E-mail mdy.enquiries@mm.britishcouncil.org

Opening hours

Monday to Saturday 9.00 a.m to 4:30 p.m.

E-library and e-services

If you can't visit us, log-in instead from anywhere in Burma. You'll get access to a wide variety of e-books, newspapers, journals and more - ideal for students and professionals needing high-quality, up to date information.

Online resources for teachers

We offer you updated materials, lesson plans and articles on different aspects of methodology for English Language Teaching free on charge. All the information is updated weekly.

Learn English Online

Learn English online with our free resources. Be entertained and educated with articles, games, stories and poems, jokes, trivia, e-cards, grammar, songs and links recommended or written by British Council teachers.