Find out what's happening with some of our projects from around the region and hear directly from the people involved; the trainers, mentors, teachers and mentees.
The demand for English language skills in Vietnamese academia is growing rapidly and the British Council is supporting the development of EMI courses in universities across the country.
Academics and researchers in China are becoming more internationalised and are developing the skills they need to work in a multicultural environment thanks to Researcher Connect workshops.
IETTP helps Korean English teachers improve their English proficiency and confidence while learning about teaching methodologies and approaches and broadening their intercultural awareness.
School principals in China have been learning about international education policy and systems, education and educational leadership, and management models and school culture.
Yunnan University is now able to offer more popular EMI/bilingual classes thanks to recent training for lecturers in teaching in an EMI context.
The Regional English Training Centres in Thailand developed teaching methods and English levels, and improved the confidence of primary and secondary school teachers nationwide.
Southwest China has seen some major steps in implementing communicative language teaching thanks to the British Council's Teaching for Success approach.
Drama can work very well in the ELT classroom and is becoming more popular in the Chinese school market, so the new course, Drama in ELT, was developed.
Teachers from across Vietnam, are now making their English classes more learner-centred, fun and active for their students.
English teacher Mika Mori recently flew from Japan to Malaysia to present at the international New Directions conference. She shares her experiences with us.
Projects in Malaysia use storytelling and storybooks to encourage the love of reading, improve English literacy and confidence, and help preserve local culture.
Teachers in Taiwan have been enjoying a wide range of courses, from the internationally recognised TYLEC, to tailor made workshops covering CLIL and other communicative teaching approaches.
English teachers across Japan are benefiting from training as part of an initiative to improve English language levels in the country.
University students in Burma, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos have getting ready to study abroad for a semester on an English medium of instruction programme in ASEAN or Europe
A group of primary school teachers from Thailand left both their country and their professional comfort zones to develop their primary teaching skills with British Council Singapore.
Kids Read is an award-winning reading programme for primary school children to encourage reading for pleasure inside and outside the classroom.
EfECT is a trail-blazing teacher training project which benefits hundreds of teacher educators from Education Colleges and Universities across Burma.
The British Council Singapore recently started running the Cambridge CELTA Online. We hear from some of the first students sharing their experiences and advice for future students.
Japanese teachers learnt how to use Can-do statements with their students as part of an action-oriented approach to language learning, at conferences in Tokyo and Osaka.
The CiSELT course is being used by an independent school in Malaysia as part of their long term commitment to the professional development of their English teachers.