British Council Nepal

14/02/2026

What once felt out of reach became possible for Nadrah through the GREAT Scholarships. Now pursuing her postgraduate degree in Clinical Psychology at the University of Plymouth, her journey shows how determination — with the right support — can turn ambition into reality.

✨ GREAT Scholarships are now open.
Thinking about postgraduate study abroad? 🌍 Take the first step and explore your options at : https://ow.ly/oWQT50YcHzr

14/02/2026

❓ Can studying in the UK help you turn your passion into a career?

Meet Sabrina 🇮🇹, who is training to be a professional cellist at the Royal Northern College of Music. She shares how studying in the UK is helping her follow her dreams:

🎻 Prestigious work placements are included in arts courses – you get real-world experience with top music organisations
🎓 Expert support – Sabrina says guidance from tutors and mentors has sharpened her skills
🏙️ Vibrant student life – living and learning in cultural Manchester inspires arts students
🌟 Career opportunities – she's combining study and experience to launch her professional journey

If you'd like to live your dreams abroad like Sabrina, start with taking IELTS. It's the most trusted English test in the world! A strong IELTS score can open doors to top educational institutions.

14/02/2026

📚 Happy Library Lovers Day! 💌

On February 14th, we celebrate the magic of libraries! They are your gateway to knowledge, escape, and inspiration. Even better, when you subscribe to the British Council Digital Library you get the world’s knowledge delivered to your phone or laptop. It’s a global library that’s always open!

📗. Get homework help for your children: the best global research and reports

📒 E-Books & Audiobooks: Bestsellers, classics, and inspiring fiction.

📙 Latest Magazines & Newspapers: Current issues on every topic from science to lifestyle.

📘Educational Videos: Engaging content for kids and everyone in the family.

All you need is your phone or laptop to access millions of resources, all in one place.
https://www.britishcouncil.org.np/digital-library-nepal

14/02/2026

Are you 'head over heels in love' this Valentine's Day? ❤️ That feeling—when you are excited about someone—is exactly how we want you to feel about learning English!

When you study English with us, you learn phrases you can use right away, making you sound more natural in every conversation.

The British Council teachers help you fall in love with the language through real-life English, not just boring grammar rules like other classes.

Ready to fall in love with English? Tap the link to find your perfect class!

➡️ https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english

Simple Keywords for Search: Valentine's English idioms, Fun English learning, Love learning English, British Council classes, Speak English naturally

14/02/2026

English in the multilingual classroom – a CPD course for English teachers.

Learn to understand multilingual classrooms, create inclusive learning environments, and apply practical multilingual strategies.

Register now: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0m-wLm0

13/02/2026

We successfully hosted on 9 February in Pokhara and 11 February in Kathmandu, bringing together 350+ education agents from across Nepal. 🇬🇧🇳🇵

The sessions featured key updates on:
✔️ Latest regulations from UK Visas and Immigration
✔️ Agent Quality Framework by British Universities’ International Liaison Association
✔️ Agent & Counsellor’s Hub
✔️ Women in STEM Scholarships
✔️ IELTS exam updates

Participants engaged directly with sector experts, gained first-hand insights, and strengthened professional networks through interactive discussions and a lively networking session.

These seminars continue to support agents in guiding students on their UK education journey and fostering strong collaboration across the UK education ecosystem.

UK in Nepal

13/02/2026

📻 13 February is International Radio Day... so we're asking, have you ever discovered a song before everyone else? 🎶
That’s the magic of British Council Selector Radio.

Selector radio brings you the best new British musicians and bands — before they go mainstream. It’s real English, real voices, real culture… not textbook stuff.

Listening to music, interviews and radio shows is a great way to improve your English conversation — without it feeling like “studying”.

So turn up the volume, tune into host Sian Eleri, and let English conversation fit into your everyday life. 📻✨

🔗 Discover more ways to learn English with us:
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english

13/02/2026

What happens when creativity meets global exposure? 🌍✨
Teguh Wicaksono’s UK study experience shaped more than just his skills in digital journalism — it expanded his confidence, global perspective, and opened doors into the tech and entertainment industry. Today, he leads major marketing strategies for some of the world’s biggest platforms.

Curious how one study experience can transform an entire career path? This is a story worth reading.
👉 Explore his journey: https://ow.ly/oNZw50Y99qt

13/02/2026

❓ What do college students do for fun during the summer in London?

Let's spend some time with Margarita! ✨ Watch this video to see glimpses of her fun-filled summer days in London, from hanging out with friends outdoors to exciting travels. ☀️

Do you aspire to study aborad like Margarita? You need to do an IELTS English language test. When you study with us, you get more support and free practice to help you get a great score. Start your IELTS journey with us and create your own adventure abroad! Who knows, you may be enjoying your student life in the UK this very summer!

13/02/2026

📡🛰 Happy World Radio Day! (Feb 13)

Radio is the original global connector — and it’s still powering the science and technology we use every day. From Wi-Fi and mobile phones to drones, GPS and satellites, radio waves are everywhere! 🌍

Help your children and teens discover the amazing science behind signals, sound, and space with educational reads in the British Council Digital Library:

🔬 For Curious Teens:
Popular Science – Search for Alien Life 🛸
Explore how scientists use radio signals to reach distant planets — and what we’ve learned from decades of listening to the cosmos.

🌌 For Science Lovers and homework help:
Hubble: 30 Years of Discovery – BBC Sky at Night Magazine
A stunning special edition celebrating the science, technology, and teamwork that made the Hubble Space Telescope a global icon.

✨Radio Astronomy. Episode 10, Pulsars: Clocks in Space. This educational video series on Radio Astronomy includes a fascinating episode on pulsars (a kind of pulsing star). Why people thought they were sending radio signals from aliens - and and how they're used in radio astronomy.

🤖 For Young Inventors:
Popular Science – Robots + Cyborgs
Learn how drones, robotaxis, and autonomous cars all rely on radio waves to navigate and communicate.

💡 For Families & Kids:
How It Works: 101 Things You Need to Know
Perfect for kids in their “why, why, why?” phase! Discover how GPS uses radio waves, how birds migrate, and even why cats dislike water.

Explore these and thousands more science and STEM resources with your British Council Digital Library membership — all accessible online, anytime.🔗 https://www.britishcouncil.org.np/digital-library-nepal

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12/02/2026

📢 Empowering Nepal’s Youth for the Future

Youth leaders from Koshi, Madhesh, and Gandaki convened in provincial consultations to strengthen the implementation of the National Youth Policy 2082 and shape the forthcoming Youth Vision.

Organised by JCYCN and the National Youth Council, with support from the British Council Nepal, these dialogues amplified young voices, promoted inclusive policymaking, and generated evidence-based recommendations for sustainable development.

Together, we are building pathways for meaningful youth participation and leadership across Nepal.

Youth stakeholders from Koshi, Madhesh, and Gandaki provinces have called for the effective implementation of the National Youth Policy 2082, emphasizing that meaningful youth participation is essential for nation-building and sustainable development.

12/02/2026

Both the progress made and the persistent gaps in girls’ education – particularly for girls from marginalized regions – were highlighted at the national dialogue “Building Innovative Pathways for Girls’ Education in Nepal.”

Ms. Shivani Mishra, Education Advisor at the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), reflected on the need to look beyond access to schooling. While more girls are enrolled, she emphasized that “education alone is not enough… girls also need relevant skills and clear pathways into the labor market.”

She underscored the importance of long-term efforts so that girls can step forward “knowing they are protected, empowered and supported,” and participate fully in economic and public life.

The dialogue was organized as part of a partnership between Educational Pages, British Council and UNICEF.

British Council Nepal Educational Pages