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Kids invited to showcase their English by the British Council
The British Council has extended an invitation to primary and secondary school students to take part in the British Council for English Competition 2014 and have a chance to win the HRH Princess Sirindhorn Cup.
The competition is designed to improve the English of the participants in a fun and creative way while at the same time offering scholarships totaling more than 50,000. The participants will also earn a certificate of and a free study course at the British Council.
Anybody interested in taking part can download an application form until August the 1st and submit it along with an introductory video under the heading “what is your favorite song and why”, the video should be no longer than one minute long.
You can find more details of the competition on the Facebook page of the British Council or by phoning 02-657-5678
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