Anglia Libya

 Atlas English Language Centre is a leading private English learning school, in the sea shore Benghazi city, Libya.
Atlas opened in 1993 and has graduated thousands of students at various levels. These young Libyan men are presently in good admin and technical jobs, thanks to their English.
In 2002 we signed a Franchise agreement with Anglia and so far we are one of the few trusted professional centres.
Presently, our candidate’s levels vary from First Step to Masters level (C2), locally called "the British Certificate", and is highly regarded by the business community.
Atlas students come from various backgrounds. Most are university and high school level young men who had to leave their schooling to look for a paying job to help support their families.
In recent years our student population dropped by nearly 50% due to war against terrorist militias. But registration is picking up gradually every year and the number of female candidates has increased in recent years.
Our teachers are mostly Libyan nationals but few are graduates of UK, US and other international universities.
Our Intermediate level (B1) Anglia Certificate graduates have been able to secure good jobs as teachers, admin assistants, translators and first level supervisory positions. Those who can stand the work in remote desert areas have gained high paying jobs.

10 Interesting Facts About Libya

1. Libya has only ever had one king, King Idris I, he was overthrown in 1969 after ruling for 18 years.
2. Libya imports about 75% of their food from other countries as the climate is too harsh for farming.
3. The Capital is Tripoli, the country’s biggest city and is known as the ‘Mermaid of the Mediterranean’.
4. Libya is home to many endangered animals such as the Marbled Polecat.
5. Many of the buildings are cream-coloured to cool the city down when the heat is unbearable.
6. Cyrene is one of five of Libya’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, located in North Libya it is the oldest of the Greek cities in the region.
7. The highest peak in the range, Emi Koussi, lies to the south at a height of 3,415 meters (11,204 ft) and is the highest point in both Chad and the Sahara. Bikku Bitti, the highest peak in Libya, is located in the north of the range.
8. Libya is the 9th highest supplier of the worlds oil. At current consumption levels, there would be 594 years’ worth of oil left in Libya alone.
9. There are four main ingredients of traditional Libyan food: olives (and olive oil), dates, grains and milk. One of the most popular Libyan dishes is Bazin, an unleavened bread prepared with barley, water and salt.
10. As well as an eye-popping lake, the Libyan Sahara Desert is also home to a rare volcanic phenomenon. Known as the Waw a Namus, this tremendous crater is actually the remnants of an ancient volcano that carried black ash 12 miles across the sand.

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Key Contacts

Mr. Saad Ismail
Director
Atlas English Language and Computing Company,
Atlas Hotel Building,
Jamal Abdunnaser St.,
Benghazi,
Libya.
+218927552022
+218918279624