Institutional Profile of the Cultural and Educational Section of the British Embassy

The British Council (Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulate General) is an international organization in the UK that provides educational opportunities and promotes cultural exchanges. It actively promotes the collision of ideas and the exchange of knowledge in more than 100 countries around the world, and builds mutual integration and trust between the UK and people of other countries. The work of the British Council (Culture and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulate General) is multifaceted, namely in the arts, English, education and society, but also in the fields of science and sport. The first office was established in China in 1943 and now has 5 offices in China. It operates as the Cultural and Educational Section of the British Embassy in Beijing and as the Cultural and Educational Section of the British Consulate-General in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chongqing. In Hong Kong, still operates as the British Council.

Through the work of five offices, the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy:

- Provides impartial advice to people who want to study in the UK;

- Showcases the UK The latest artistic essence and scientific and technological innovation;

-Provide opportunities to develop cooperation and long-term partnerships with British institutions;

-Manage various examination services required for study abroad and immigration.