British Council Tunisia

British Council Tunisia We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in t This is what we mean by mainstreaming diversity.

The British Council is committed to a policy of equal opportunity. Equal opportunity is focused on legislating against unjustified discrimination and the fair treatment of specific groups. It’s about treating people fairly, identifying and removing barriers that get in the way of this and redressing existing imbalances, so that groups which continue to be disadvantaged gain access to opportunitie...s for full participation in the workplace and in wider society. Diversity is focused on making effective use of the differences and similarities between people. It’s about creating working environments that value a range of differences, believing that understanding and managing these can lead to organisational and societal benefit. When we talk about equal opportunity and diversity in the British Council, we focus on 7 main areas:

Age
Disability
Ethnicity/race
Gender (which includes transgender)
Religion/belief
Sexual orientation
Work-life balance
We believe the best way to manage diversity is to ensure that it is built into all processes and functions, considered as part of all policy decisions, and present in the planning of all programmes from start to finish.

12/10/2026

Celebrating the power of reading to support wellbeing and bring people together.

This World Mental Health Day, the British Council Tunisia is proud to have taken part in Take 10 Goes Global, an initiative in collaboration with the National Literacy Trust, celebrating the power of reading to support wellbeing, inspire minds and open up new perspective.
We’re delighted to see the British Embassy in Tunisia supporting this initiative and helping highlight how taking just 10 minutes to read can offer a welcome pause in our busy lives.
From discovering new ideas to exploring different perspectives, reading creates opportunities to learn, reflect and connect with others.
Together, we celebrate the joy of reading and the positive role it can play in our everyday lives.

Taking 10 minutes for reading, wellbeing and connection!Last week, the British Council Tunisia team joined readers aroun...
12/10/2026

Taking 10 minutes for reading, wellbeing and connection!

Last week, the British Council Tunisia team joined readers around the world for Take 10 Goes Global, an initiative by the British Council and the National Literacy Trust to celebrate the joy of reading and set a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the most people reading online in 12 hours.

In the lead-up to World Mental Health Day, our colleagues came together at the British Council office in Tunis to pause, pick up a book, and enjoy 10 minutes of reading together.

Reading can offer a welcome break from our busy routines, help us unwind, spark our imagination and support our wellbeing. Taking time for ourselves, even for just 10 minutes, can be a simple yet meaningful way to slow down and reconnect.

By taking part in this global initiative, we celebrated not only the power of stories to bring people together across ages, backgrounds and borders, but also the importance of making time for ourselves and our mental wellbeing.

Because sometimes, taking 10 minutes with a good book is a great place to start.

From classics to what’s trending, take 10 to celebrate reading. We're joining forces with the National Literacy Trust to...
07/10/2026

From classics to what’s trending, take 10 to celebrate reading. We're joining forces with the National Literacy Trust to help set the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the most people reading online in 12 hours. Sign up to take part with readers of all ages and backgrounds in a collective ‘time out’ that transcends borders. 🏆World record attempt: Thursday 8 Oct 🔗https://www.britishcouncil.org/take-10-global-record-attempt

07/10/2026

Join us in setting a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title. We’re working with the National Literacy Trust to connect readers across the world and set the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for the most people reading online in 12 hours. From books to magazines, comics to poems - whatever you’re into, take 10 to read into it. Sign up to take part with readers of all ages and backgrounds in a collective ‘time out’ that transcends borders.
World record attempt: Thursday 8 Oct Sign up here: https://bit.ly/gwr-take10?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ceschools-alla-allp-global

Readers, assemble!Join us as we take part in the British Council’s Take 10 Goes Global campaign and attempt to set a GUI...
02/10/2026

Readers, assemble!

Join us as we take part in the British Council’s Take 10 Goes Global campaign and attempt to set a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the most people reading online in 12 hours!

Ahead of World Mental Health Day, the British Council and National Literacy Trust are bringing readers together from around the world for a collective ‘time out’ through reading.

Whether it’s a book, magazine, comic or poem, an ebook or an audiobook — whatever you enjoy, take 10 minutes to get into it.

Join readers of all ages and backgrounds and be part of this global celebration of reading that transcends borders.
World record attempt: Thursday 8 October

Take 10. Read. Connect. Be part of the record attempt!
Register through this link: https://www.britishcouncil.org/take-10-global-record-attempt

Readers assemble! Join us as we attempt to set a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title 📚

In the lead up to World Mental Health Day, the British Council and National Literacy Trust are setting the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for the most people reading online in 12 hours.

Whether it’s a book or a magazine, a comic or a poem, an ebook or an audiobook - whatever you’re into, take 10 to get into it.

Get stuck in with readers of all ages and backgrounds in a collective ‘time out’ that transcends borders.

🏆 World record attempt: Thursday 8 Oct

🔗https://bit.ly/take-10-gwr?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ceschools-alla-allp-global

30/09/2026

Throwback to a summer of music, connection and new beginnings.

From Tunisia to the UK, from ancient landscapes to contemporary sounds this summer, artists came together to create something new.

At Dougga, music became a meeting point: between cultures, generations, ideas, and artistic traditions.

A few moments from a summer filled with collaboration, discovery, and unforgettable encounters.

Press play and take a little trip back with us.

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