Turkey’s Climate Advocates are moving ahead at full throttle with the launch of three distinctive projects: a Climate Education Module, a website to bring companies and customers together on environmental consciousness, and a photo competition that aims to capture the perfect image linking Climate Change and Turkey.
The British Council has launched a new project aimed at developing an international network of young people to act as ‘Intercultural Navigators’. Launched following a recent study among young people that indicated growing concerns related to intercultural issues, the project will inspire young people from many different cultures to come together for discussion, says Governance and Society Projects Coordinator Ozan Dinçer
Turkey kicks off its involvement in the British Council’s ‘Challenge Europe’ Climate Change programme with a meeting in Ankara. The meeting brings together 14 Climate Advocates who will formulate projects that will hopefully make a difference in the Climate Change debate. Raising awareness becomes a top priority as the group prepares to launch the fruit of their collaborative efforts in September.
Fulya Özerkan, diplomatic correspondent from English-language newspaper Hürriyet Daily News joined a group of university students in Antalya as they discussed Turkey’s bid for EU accession. The meeting took place prior to the British Council’s high-level Bosphorus Conference, being held for the fifth time this year.
Özgehan Senyuva, an academician, a youth worker and a trainer in various British Council projects, reflects on his three months at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. Özgehan writes about his research on ‘Understanding similarities and differences in British and Turkish attitudes toward expanding the European Union`s role’; the diversity he has experienced; Scottish hospitality, which bears a remarkable similarity to that of Turkey; and the white nights in Aberdeen.
The winner of the Turkish heat of our International Young Interactive Entrepreneur (IYIE) competition has been announced as Hakki Göktas, who will visit the UK in November to participate in the international competition.
Join our online Let your English grow competition with English UK to win a once in a lifetime opportunity to study English in the UK. Starting from 1 September simply visit our website, select the course you wish to study in the UK and answer a simple question. You could be one of the lucky winners.
If you’re working in the field of interactive media as a software publisher, web designer or event producer, join our competition to win the Turkish heat of the International Young Interactive Entrepreneur (IYIE) award, and have the chance to visit the UK in November to participate in the international competition.
British Council Ankara welcomed a group of 12-year-old visitors from Mardin as part of the Middle East Technical University’s Little Teachers Touching Science project. The Little Teachers enjoyed presentations from this year’s FameLab finalists, showing great enthusiasm by asking questions and passing comment.
British Council Ankara welcomed a group of 12-year-old visitors from Mardin as part of the Middle East Technical University’s Little Teachers Touching Science project. The Little Teachers enjoyed presentations from this year’s FameLab finalists, showing great enthusiasm by asking questions and passing comment.
Turkey’s Climate Advocates are moving ahead at full throttle with the launch of three distinctive projects: a Climate Education Module, a website to bring companies and customers together on environmental consciousness, and a photo competition that aims to capture the perfect image linking Climate Change and Turkey. 
The British Council has launched a new project aimed at developing an international network of young people to act as ‘Intercultural Navigators’. Launched following a recent study among young people that indicated growing concerns related to intercultural issues, the project will inspire young people from many different cultures to come together for discussion, says Governance and Society Projects Coordinator Ozan Dinçer
Turkey kicks off its involvement in the British Council’s ‘Challenge Europe’ Climate Change programme with a meeting in Ankara. The meeting brings together 14 Climate Advocates who will formulate projects that will hopefully make a difference in the Climate Change debate. Raising awareness becomes a top priority as the group prepares to launch the fruit of their collaborative efforts in September.
Fulya Özerkan, diplomatic correspondent from English-language newspaper Hürriyet Daily News joined a group of university students in Antalya as they discussed Turkey’s bid for EU accession. The meeting took place prior to the British Council’s high-level Bosphorus Conference, being held for the fifth time this year.
Özgehan Senyuva, an academician, a youth worker and a trainer in various British Council projects, reflects on his three months at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. Özgehan writes about his research on ‘Understanding similarities and differences in British and Turkish attitudes toward expanding the European Union`s role’; the diversity he has experienced; Scottish hospitality, which bears a remarkable similarity to that of Turkey; and the white nights in Aberdeen.
The winner of the Turkish heat of our International Young Interactive Entrepreneur (IYIE) competition has been announced as Hakki Göktas, who will visit the UK in November to participate in the international competition.
Join our online Let your English grow competition with English UK to win a once in a lifetime opportunity to study English in the UK. Starting from 1 September simply visit our website, select the course you wish to study in the UK and answer a simple question. You could be one of the lucky winners.
If you’re working in the field of interactive media as a software publisher, web designer or event producer, join our competition to win the Turkish heat of the International Young Interactive Entrepreneur (IYIE) award, and have the chance to visit the UK in November to participate in the international competition.
British Council Ankara welcomed a group of 12-year-old visitors from Mardin as part of the Middle East Technical University’s Little Teachers Touching Science project. The Little Teachers enjoyed presentations from this year’s FameLab finalists, showing great enthusiasm by asking questions and passing comment.
British Council Ankara welcomed a group of 12-year-old visitors from Mardin as part of the Middle East Technical University’s Little Teachers Touching Science project. The Little Teachers enjoyed presentations from this year’s FameLab finalists, showing great enthusiasm by asking questions and passing comment.