Saturday 17 September 2016

The British Council and the Agence Tunisienne de Formation Professionnelle - ATFP will launch their joint project "English for Employability" Friday 23rd 2016, at the Africa Hotel from 9 am to 11 am. The conference is dedicated mainly for the trainers of English who work with the ATFP.

The project aims to improve the employment prospects for Tunisian youth in vocational education through the establishment of a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) system in vocational training centres across Tunisia.   

English for Employability has an even broader purpose than that set and achieved in its first edition in 2011-2012. The first edition of English for Employability, funded through the Arab Partnership Initiative by the UK embassy, enabled 15 trainers to become master trainers who were then able to train new recruits, as well as develop skills in curriculum development and materials design.

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About the British Council

The British Council creates international opportunities for the people of the UK and other countries and builds trust between them worldwide.

The British Council Tunisia office has been part of the Tunisian society since 1962. We continue to be recognised as the leading international educational and cultural relations organisation in Tunisia.  

We use English, Arts, and Education and Society, the best of UK’s cultural assets, to bring people together and to attract partners to work with us. We create opportunities for tens of thousands of young people annually and have over 7,000 staff in 191 offices in 110 countries and territories.