15 stories - 15 participants

Within the framework of the Fashion Road: Dialogue across Borders Programme Armenian and European designers created a collection by presenting their perception of different country cultures.

In 2013 The British Council announced the Film + H20 Contest within the framework of the British Film Festival. The film by Areg Kozmoyan was the prize winner.

Arman Azizyan participated in the British Council’s contest when he was 13 years old. His photo on the theme of migration had been awarded a prize followed by his visit to London.

Armen Alavedyan, Executive Director of Unison NGO supporting people with special needs, is a partner of the British Council’s IDEAS programme.

Armen Sardaryan is a teacher of English who works in Hrazdan. He also has students who are preparing for the IELTS test.

In addition to gaining new professional knowledge, Artashes Abrahamyan,director of the college, also attaches importance to friendship established with the English colleagues.

The cooperation of Artur Ghukasyan, president of HighFest International Performing Arts Festival with the British Council is much older than the British Council in Armenia.

Gohar Mnatsakanyan, President of Sevan Youth Club NGO, was actively involved in the Support to Democratic Governance Programme activities from the beginning.

Haik Sekoyan, founder and artistic director of the Theatre for Changes, considers his participation in the British Council’s Forum Theatre programme as a turning point.

The British Council, funded by the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom, had delivered English language courses for the staff of the Ministry and Khachik also participated in them.

The British Council in collaboration with the Children of Armenia Fund has initiated the Teacher Training Programme with the aim of improving teaching English in rural communities

Shoghine Kamoyan is one of the teachers of ‘Future ChangeMakers’ summer camps.

The British Council Armenia initiated preparatory courses for the IELTS test. Suren Melkonyan was among the first to join the course.

When, four years ago, the British Council launched the ‘Unlimited: Making the Right Moves’ project, one could have only dreamt for such fundamental changes in inclusive arts.

In 2006 British Council Armenia realised a programme entitled “Role of Media in Monitoring Government Programmes”.