مجلة الحقيقة
Volume 15, Numéro 2, Pages 01-21
2016-06-30

The British Council’s Role In Colonial West African Educational Development: The Case Of The Gold Coast



Authors : Malika Sahel .

Abstract

Although education in the Gold Coast was the concern of the Colonial Government, the role the British Council played in the educational development of this British African colony was very important to preserve British interests. Indeed, the Council succeeded to plant the appropriate seeds for more support for Britain - which was in most need of it after the Second World War - during the Colonial era and for more welcomed British presence in this strategic West African area after independence.

Keywords

The British Council, Colonial, West African, Educational Development

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