The British Council - Mauritius Branch

Location
The British Council - Mauritius Branch
Royal Road
Rose Hill
Mauritius
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Telephone
+230 403 0200
Fax
+230 454 9553
Email
Email contact form
Website
http://www.britishcouncil.org/africa-mu-contact-us.htm
The British Council - Mauritius Branch

The British Council - Mauritius Branch provides Mauritians with learning opportunities and a connection to the UK and focuses on English and Education.

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Office Hours

  • Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 1000 - 1800
  • Thursday: 1030 - 1800
  • Saturday: 0830 - 1700
  • Monday, Sunday and public holidays: Closed

Teaching Centre hours

  • Monday: Closed
  • Tuesday to Friday: 1515 - 1830
  • Saturday: 0830 - 1715
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