New teaching centre at 10 Tran Phu, Ha Dong

The British Council is about to open a new teaching centre with eight classrooms for children (from 6 to 17 years old) at 10 Tran Phu, Ha Dong district, Hanoi. During the launch period, the British Council offers a variety of appealing incentives and free opportunities to participate in interactive activities and events at the new venue. Parents who are interested in participating are welcome to sign up. 

We believe that this new centre will provide parents and students with more options for a convenient study location that meets the time and living area requirements of students.

Courses offered at the new centre

English for Primary Plus (for students aged 6 – 10)

The British Council's Primary Plus English courses are themed and interactive, and are designed to help primary school students (grades 1–5) develop project-based teamwork, English and life skills. Teachers provide challenges in which students learn to express themselves and discuss ideas. The course will comprehensively develop the four English skills and soft skills required for the twenty-first century.

English for Secondary School (for students aged 11 – 14)

The British Council's Secondary Plus English course for students in grades 6 to 9 helps students develop the English skills needed to communicate confidently in a globalized world while also succeeding in international exams and learning environments. Students in this course practise practical skills and test-taking strategies through small projects, presentations, and research under the supervision of teachers.

IELTS and Academic High School English (for students aged 15 – 17)

The Academic Secondary Plus English Program and IELTS is a non-traditional learning program with a diverse curriculum based on real-world topics to help students prepare for the future global environment. Students will be exposed to exhilarating lessons on real-world topics, preparing them to succeed in their future study and work environments.

Why should you choose the British Council for your studies?

Learn English from experienced teachers

The British Council selects English language specialists based on a strict set of requirements for teaching experience. In addition, teachers are always encouraged to participate in training programs and courses to improve their professional skills so that they can provide the best possible teaching to students.

Safe learning environment that strictly adheres to United Nations child protection regulations

'The British Council recognizes that we have a fundamental obligation to care for all of the children with whom we work, including a duty to protect them from abuse. The British Council's work with young learners is guided and supervised by the Global Child Protection Policy, which strictly adheres to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).'

Modern learning program that is regularly updated in response to societal change

The British Council's teaching content is created by English experts from around the world and is constantly renewed, updated, and supplemented to provide students with the most up-to-date information, not just to help them improve their skills, but also their understanding and knowledge of today's common problems. Our learning programs are researched and implemented in over 40 countries, with teaching centres located all over the world. This allows British Council students to develop their English to international standards.

A large variety of hands-on activities

Students at the British Council not only learn English skills, but also necessary skills through learning content from teachers. Students can also practise their English here through activities and projects:

  • The Connecting Cultures program links British Council Vietnam students with British Council students all over the world.
  • Semester-by-semester competitions and activities based on real-world themes
  • Lessons are centred on cultural themes and global issues, such as anti-bullying week, Indigenous Peoples Day, Halloween, Christmas, and so on.

Steps to register for classes and receive special offers for new students

  1. Fill out the registration form to schedule a consultation and a test.
  2. Finish the proficiency test by allotting 25 minutes to the writing section and 10-15 minutes to the speaking section
  3. Get specific advice on classes that are appropriate for your level and the corresponding schedule.
  4. Pay fees for the entire course

Parents and students are encouraged to leave information on the registration form in order to obtain course information. British Council customer service staff will contact you for more information and to schedule a consultation booking session for students and parents.
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