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07/06/2026

In this episode of , Future skills: how to thrive in a greener, more inclusive digital world, host Christine Wilson speaks with William Mutero, Director of the Center for Inclusive Digital Transformation of Africa at Carnegie Mellon University Africa in Rwanda. He shares how digital transformation and climate action are reshaping societies and opportunities around the world. Together, they explore the growing connection between digital and green skills, the importance of inclusive innovation, and why Africa is central to conversations about the future of technology and sustainability.

We also hear a personal perspective from Amanda Da Cruz Costa. She is a Youth Advisor for the British Council’s Climate Skills programme and the founder of Instituto Perifa Sustentável in Brazil. Amanda reflects on how her experiences in education, climate activism, and community leadership have shaped her understanding of sustainability, technology, and social justice.

The episode explores:
✨ what are the skills young people will need to thrive in a greener, more inclusive digital future
✨ why local knowledge and youth voices matter in building more resilient futures
✨ how education, collaboration and representation can help ensure digital futures are more sustainable, inclusive and human-centred.

👉 Tune in to the latest episode of the award-winning
https://www.britishcouncil.org/research-insight/our-world-connected-podcast/future-skills?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=comms-all-all-sa-regional-our-world-connected-podcast

07/06/2026

Are you looking forward to the movie Love & War? This romantic drama film by Sanjay Leela Bhansali stars Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal. If you love a sweeping romance like this, download these bestselling e-books, audiobooks and videos from the British Council Digital Library;

❤The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer. A highwayman who's secretly a Duke, an imperilled heroine - plus historical research and humour. We're in! If you love the Bridgerton tv series, you'll love this.

💌The Queen's Spy by Clare Marchant. This clever novel ties together the story of a modern young women with a dangerous plot in the court of Elizabeth 1.

💖An audiobook lets you listen to romance while doing chores. The Ministry of Utmost Happiness by Arundhati Roy https://libbyapp.com/library/britishcouncil/similar-4412821/page-1/3214367 is filled with Roy's beautiful prose as she unravels the stories of Aftab, who runs a guest house, and Tilo, an architect, and the baby that ties them together.

💘 Love is All is a an award-winning video documentary that looks at how our definitions of ""Romantic Love"" continually change and adjust to societal changes. This acclaimed film takes us 100 years of romance on the big screen. From the first kisses on film to today's romantic blockbusters, this is the celluloid story of love, with great footage from the British Film Institute.

Join the British Council Digital Library here:
Digital Library - https://www.britishcouncil.org.np/digital-library-nepal

06/06/2026

❓What is it like to study history in the UK?

Join alumna Charlotte Engel from the USA as she shares snippets of her day as a clothing historian. She uncovers stories behind centuries-old garments! 👗

Charlotte explains she went from studying a BA in History in the UK to overseeing the second-largest clothing collection in Connecticut, USA. Now she looks after 6,000 pieces spanning more than 200 years.
"I couldn't have gotten here without the tools my university gave me, and my education," she says.

Visit the Study UK website to learn more about studying creative arts in the UK: https://ow.ly/Gp9Y50Z7wqx

Do you want to weave your own success story abroad? Preparing for IELTS is the first step toward unlocking study opportunities in the UK.

Join us on 12 June 2026 for two practical, inspiring webinars on maximising focus, motivation and learning in large clas...
06/06/2026

Join us on 12 June 2026 for two practical, inspiring webinars on maximising focus, motivation and learning in large classes.

You can watch the event live on Facebook or YouTube, or register to join on Zoom.
🗓️ Date: 12 June 2026
15.00 UK time
👉 Register now: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vGwF30

We’re delighted to have successfully delivered our very first Life Skills Orientation for registered IELTS candidates ...
05/06/2026



We’re delighted to have successfully delivered our very first Life Skills Orientation for registered IELTS candidates at our office.

Designed to help candidates better understand the test experience and approach the exam with confidence, the session provided practical insights into what to expect on test day and how to navigate it effectively.

It was inspiring to see such enthusiasm, engagement and active participation from everyone involved.

We wish all our candidates every success as they take the next step on their IELTS journey.

Connections Through Culture Grant Kutsching! is a collaboration between Kaalo 101 (Nepal) and Outburst Arts (Northern Ir...
05/06/2026

Connections Through Culture Grant

Kutsching! is a collaboration between Kaalo 101 (Nepal) and Outburst Arts (Northern Ireland), supported by the British Council's Connections through Cultures programme.

Join in for Lukamari/Hide and Seek, a special showcase put together by local and international q***r artists as a part of the q***r art residency, Kutsching!

After a two-week residency in Nepal where artists shared their practice, worked on ideas and new work, Lukamari/Hide and Seek has emerged. Lukamari/Hide and Seek questions the timeline of childhood through a q***r lens, returning to a place before constant correction and expectation. Through memories, objects, photographs, movement, and music, five artists explore childhood as an ongoing space of freedom, magic, and possibility, asking what remains of that wonder after we learn the rules of adulthood and how we can reimagine the timeline of possibility and imagination.

Date: 6 June 2026
Time: 4-8 pm
Venue: Kaalo 101

🎓💼 Academia vs. Industry: Who measures communication skills better?Universities rely on written exams and standardized t...
05/06/2026

🎓💼 Academia vs. Industry: Who measures communication skills better?
Universities rely on written exams and standardized tests. Employers look for real-time verbal ability and interview performance. The result? A gap that leaves graduates underprepared for the workplace.

In this webinar, our expert panel dives into:
✅ How communication assessment differs across education and employment
✅ The limits of traditional methods like exams and coursework
✅ Why interactive, real-time communication is so hard to measure
✅ How CEFR and shared standards can bridge the divide

🎤 Featuring:
• Kamini Taneja (Moderator), British Council
• Jyotsna Dharmarajan, NatWest
• Ridmi Handapangoda, University of Colombo
• Richard Spiby, British Council

🎥 Watch the full video on YouTube 👇
https://youtu.be/Y0DOzmm69W0

🔁 Help educators and employers align on what matters. Like, share, and tag someone working in learning & development or higher ed.

When you talk about studying in the UK, many people think of Cambridge and Oxford.But these universities might not be th...
05/06/2026

When you talk about studying in the UK, many people think of Cambridge and Oxford.

But these universities might not be the right fit for you. Plus, the UK has hundreds of great universities and colleges.

Get a free copy of our guide and see what to consider. 🎓
https://ow.ly/Kl8r50Z72PG

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