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Three easy steps to finding international school partnerships
Submitted by David Mathias on Thu, 10/02/2011 - 05:26
In order to access some of the restricted areas of the community, such as some of the forum discussions and project resources, we recommend you register as a member. Simply click here to register.
Submitted by David Mathias on Thu, 10/02/2011 - 05:39
You can access these by clicking on the link below and if you are new to this kind of online collaboration, you can get help by clicking on our guide to forum participation . Click here to go to our forums.
Submitted by David Mathias on Thu, 10/02/2011 - 05:44
We have 20 template projects which we hope will be of interest to you and each project as a teacher's guide which you can download for your easy reference. You can also discuss individual projects in their dedicated forum discussions by clicking on the link next to each project description. Click here to look at our projects. |
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If you are a teacher in a school or an educator who is interested in getting involved in international professional development exchanges with teachers from the UK and around the world, then the British Council Connecting Classrooms Online Community is an ideal place to get you started..jpg)
If you are a teacher looking to participate in a joint curriculum project with schools from the UK and overseas, you can find lots of teachers to talk to in our online forum section. You will find lots of discussions on many different kinds of international school projects that will interest and excite you and your pupils..jpg)
If you are interested in taking part in one of our online projects, you will find lots to choose from in our projects section.
