Mr. Chris Gibson, Director of the British Council Thailand, an institution that promotes the learning and teaching of the English language with skilled native teachers from the United Kingdom, would like to invite Thai youth, who are studying in the Thai primary and secondary curriculum, to take part in the “British Council English Competition 2014” for the HRH Princess Sirindhorn Cup. Participants will have the chance to strengthen their capability and increase their ability in English through fun and creative activities, as well as win scholarships totalling over 50,000 baht. They will also earn a certificate and free study course at the British Council. Interested parties may download the application form, fill out their details, and submit the form, along with a video and audio clip introducing themselves under the heading “What is your favourite song and why?”, to the British Council, from now until 1 August of this year. The video length should not exceed one minute. More details can be viewed at www.facebook.com/BritishCouncilThailand or enquiries can be directed to 02-657-5678.
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