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Welcome to the British Council Romania blog about our activity in the fields of Exams, English, Education and Culture.
Making your transition from knowledge of English to speaking fluently will be a process, not an easy fix, but hopefully the 5 tips below can help you move forward.
Many parents would like to teach their children English at home, but don’t know how to start. Read our suggestions to find out!
Have you ever wondered how you can motivate your child to practise their English? Follow our ten tips for success!
You’ll find out all there is to know about the most popular English proficiency tests so you can decide which one is best for you.
To celebrate the anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in 1818, the British Council ran a Frankenstein competition for students both young and old.
When Protein Dance first performed Border Tales in 2013, it had a mixed reception. Luca revived it in 2017, and its themes of national and personal identity struck a different chord.
‘We want to share our music and our experience with our family in Romania,’ says Maxine Brooks, founder and director of the Birmingham Community Gospel Choir coming to FITS 2018.
‘People wanted to know why this person who was best known for performing naked in derelict warehouses was running one of London’s major theatres…’
FITS 2018 brings 525 events with over 3300 artists from 73 countries, who will perform in more than 73 venues, across 10 days, for over 690.000 people. See the British Season highlights.
Andy Keedwell, the English for the Community Senior Advisor, reflects on his last days in Romania and the beginning of the Teacher Activity Groups.