What’s there in a Summer Explorer English Course at the British Council?

Language Discovery: Develop English skills through practical, creative activities that help your child confidently communicate and express themselves.

Knowledge Discovery: Explore new and real-world topics such as science, technology, culture, and global issues.

Life Skills Discovery: Equip your child with essential skills like teamwork, critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership.

Each lesson at the British Council is an adventure, fostering a love for learning and preparing your child to conquer any future challenges.

 

The course designed for five-year-old children offers them a memorable experience and helps build a stronger foundation in English from an early age. The program's learning approach fosters creativity, critical thinking, and social skills from a young age, enhancing their English learning abilities.

The program for students aged 6-11 offers a variety of topics and hands-on activities to help them familiarize themselves with and develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, along with appropriate social skills for primary school age.

  • Exploring ENGINEERING – skyscrapers around the world: students watch videos on tower construction processes and answer questions, then form teams to build towers using spaghetti and marshmallows, and present their towers to the class. 

  • Exploring TECHNOLOGY – inventions in daily life: students read articles about inventions and answer questions, then create a smartphone model and engage in role-play to practice communication scenarios. 

  • Exploring ART-TECH – music streaming apps: students learn about different music genres, practice interviewing classmates about their favorite genres, design a music streaming app, and present and write advertisements for their app. 

(These are just a few of the diverse topics in this program.)

 

The program for students from grades 6 to 9 helps them develop essential English skills to communicate confidently in a globalized world.

  • Project PLANET – climate and environmental issues: students explore environmental problems and appropriate actions for the environment. They form teams to design and present a community project addressing a specific environmental issue of their choice.

  • Project SPEAK OUT – public speaking practice: students learn how to build a story and script, then practice role-playing as reporters, writing news reports, and presenting or narrating a story to the class. 

  • Project FUTURE BUILDING – future housing: students read about eco-friendly construction models, design their future housing models, and present their ideas. 

  • Project EDUCATION – discussing education: students engage in role-play for a debate on education, presenting views on alternative educational models. 

(These are just a few of the diverse topics in this program.)

 

The program is specially designed for students from grades 10 to 12, providing them with the best English foundation for future international academic environments.

  • Students will explore and deepen their understanding of contemporary world topics such as IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence), Psychology, and more.

  • Become familiar with essential academic skills and prepare for exams like IELTS. 

  • Focus on honing transferable skills to ensure students are ready for real-world environments in university and beyond.

Why British Council? 

  • The program is tailored to suit each student’s age and ability. 

  • A team of highly qualified teachers and an inspiring learning environment.

  • Comprehensive development from language and knowledge to life skills.

The 2025 Summer English Program offers flexible learning schedules and diverse options.

For more information about the Summer Explorer course and to register for an English proficiency test with British Council experts, parents can:

  • Contact 1800 1299.

  • Register online by clicking the "Sign Up Now" button for free consultation. 

  • Visit the British Council teaching centers directly here. 

“All work related to young learners at the British Council is guided and overseen by our global Child Protection Policy and strictly adheres to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).”

 
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