British Council Partner Schools Nigeria

Cambridge International Face to Face Teacher Training

1. Abuja Face to Face Teacher Training: 24 – 25 February 2020

Max Class Size: 30 Participants (first come first serve)

Subjects;

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Mathematics (0580)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE First Language English (0500)

Extension Cambridge Primary English (0844), Mathematics (0845), Science (0846) and English as a Second Language (0837)

Regular fee: N80,025.00

 

2. Owerri Face to Face Training Training: 26 - 27 February 2020

Max Class Size: 30 Participants (first come first serve)

Subjects;

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ French (0520)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Physics (0625)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Accounting (0452)

Early bird: N72,750.00 (If you book more than 28 days before the start date) 

Regular fee: N80,025.00

 

3. Ibadan Face to Face Training Training: 02 - 03 March 2020

Max Class Size: 30 Participants (first come first serve)

Subjects;

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Physics (0625)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Mathematics (0580)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ English as a Second Language (0510)

Early bird: N72,750.00 (If you book more than 28 days before the start date) 

Regular fee: N80,025.00

 

3. Lagos Face to Face Teacher Training: 27 - 28 February 2020

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Global Perspectives (0457)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Lower Secondary English (1111)

Extension Cambridge IGCSE™ Lower Secondary Mathematics

Early bird: N72,750.00 (If you book more than 28 days before the start date) 

Regular fee: N80,025.00

 

 • Registration is not complete until a booking has been done and you notify the British Council and make payment against an invoice.

• Teachers who want to register as private candidates should visit the nearest British Council office for registration procedures.

*Please note that course booking is done only when payment has been confirmed and teachers are not eligible for the training until they have been booked for it.

Please contact your nearest British Council office for registration details.

 

Schools Now! Conference 2020

Building on the success of the previous conferences in Abu Dhabi, Sri Lanka, Jordan and the highly successful online conference in March 2019, we invite you to the palatial splendour of the Marriott Hotel Cairo for the Schools Now! 2020 conference.

The conference is open to school leaders and education managers from all partner schools in the British Council Partner Schools Global Network.

 

Conference Themes and Format

The themes of the 2-day conference have been developed to reflect recent developments in education practice and suggestions from participants who attended the online conference in March 2019. The British Council recognises that leaders are the engines of change within schools and that their actions have a direct impact on the performance of teachers and the outcomes of students. This conference will, therefore, focus on the role of school leaders in strengthening the capacity of their schools and teachers to equip students with the relevant skills and aptitudes necessary for study, work and everyday life. Conference theme: Developing global learners: Preparing young people for life in school and beyond Sub-themes: Internationalizing schools: the role of school leadership Global challenges for young people: facilitating intercultural engagement Collaborative learning: technology and global communities The conference will consist of a mix of keynote presentations, panel discussion, and shorter paper presentations. The working language of the conference will be English. There will be no interpretation and delegates need to be comfortable working in English

 

You will be soon receiving instruction on how to register for our exciting Schools Now! Online Conference. In the meantime, please mark your calendars and save the date!

Welcome to the Third Your World competition.

This year’s theme is “Natural Environment”. Contestants have submitted a short video outlining a social action project with reference to the local community and environment around them. That community could be their country, town or city, school or a group of people. The videos outline who the community is that is affected and how the issue can be resolved for the long term benefit of the community and environment.

Candidates worked in groups of five, each contestant between the ages of 14 and 17, producing a video no more than three minutes long with a phone or tablet.

The winners will be flown to London with their teacher to experience the culture of the UK!

Important Dates:

8th March 2018- Deadline for registered Schools to submit their winning entries 

21st March 2018: British Council to announce National winners (Winners in Nigeria)

28th March 2018- British Council to announce regional/global winners.

Previous year’s global competition was video-based, with our PSGN students asked to work collaboratively to make short films that are a window onto their lives in their community for people from all around the world to see. 1,295 students from 192 schools in 12 countries took part and our worthy winners are about to fly to the UK to attend a summer school for the creative arts through English – their chance to experience something of British culture.

More than 22,000 people from 73 countries have watched these inspiring videos. Follow these links to see them:

Our winners 14 – 16 years old
Our winners 17 – 19 years old