Learn about how our work is bringing about positive change, giving young people new opportunities, higher aspirations and a greater global perspective.
Enhancing Employability Skills for People with Disabilities is part of the British Petroleum and its co-venturers’ social investment portfolio implemented in 2018 by the British Council
Dakchyata: TVET Practical Partnership is a 14.1M EUR skills development project funded by the European Union through a Pillar Assessed Delegation Agreement (PAGoDA) in Nepal
West Lothian College has achieved the Herald Higher Education Award for Excellent Employer Engagement in Colleges and the Scottish Training Foundation Success in Partnership Award
Delegates from Nigeria have attended the policy dialogue seminar in Cardiff: Apprenticeships: Spotlight on Wales
In Egypt, as in all other countries, this coming generation faces huge employment challenges in the form of globalisation.
In 2016, we established and supported an international skills partnership project between New College Lanarkshire (United Kingdom) and Central Johannesburg College (South Africa).
Twelve teams from Egypt, Lebanon, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain and UAE took their national competition ideas, developed these further and produced videos in response to the challenges.
British Council in partnership with Small and Medium Enterprise Development Authority and SEED Ventures developed a training program and successfully delivered four training sessions.
The current rate of unemployment in South Africa is 27% and 50% of this is attributed to youth unemployment.
British Council and UNESCO work together to find the key to improving the skills and career prospects of young people in Iraq