Our work in education

English Language Teacher Associations in Wider Europe can apply for British Council grants of up to £10,000 to share TeachingEnglish resources. Deadline: 30 June 2026.

Strengthening Kazakhstan’s TNE ecosystem through strategic policy dialogue and system support.

Future English is a multiyear, multi-country programme, designed and delivered by the British Council.

Read about our new five-year initiative to contribute to the development of the enterprise skills and creative economy across Central Asia and the South Caucasus.

Created as a natural extension of our 'Higher Education Dialogues', the 'Deep Dive' series aim to connect higher education representatives from across Europe and Asia with their peers in the UK.

The online final of Science Stars, a national science communication competition for school and college students in Kazakhstan, was held on April 18, 2020.

Through this programme, we want to build long-term partnerships, bring about real change and help people to increase their potential to thrive in a global job market.

FameLab inspired, motivated and developed young scientists and engineers to actively engage with the public and stakeholders.

The British Council works to support the reforms being implemented by the Government of Kazakhstan to modernise and internationalise the country’s higher education system.

Building partnerships between UK and Kyrgyzstan universities

If your higher education institution would like to develop co-operation with UK universities, be it for staff and student mobility, joint programmes, research co-operation, or capacity bu

International Education Services (IES) is the British Council’s global initiative for education providers, launched in 2012.

Our work with agents, counsellors and consultants aims to promote and support quality, professionalism and integrity.

In this section you can learn more about our past projects we delivered in Kazakhstan.