Global Program
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Education
Advocates go through sustainability education training, in order to integrate sustainability into their classrooms
Young people make up half the population - putting educators in a truly unique position of influence and impact, for the future of the planet.
The Global Schools Program aims to transform learning environments globally and make schools the hubs of education and leadership on the SDGs.
Sam Loni
Director, Global Schools
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SDSN
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Amanda Abrom
Project Lead
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Global Schools Program
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You're looking to help your students become global citizens, critical problem solvers who value empathy and find their passions.
There's no need to memorize the SDGs. We train all eductors on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).
We understand that time is scarce. We provide you with lesson plans and activities for all school levels in multiple languages.
Serving as an Advocate for Global Schools and the United Nations SDSN will equip you with the knowledge of sustainable development, including key educational frameworks and models, including Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), Global Citizenship Education (GCE), and 21st Century Skills.
The program will also equip Advocates with the tools to help transform learning environments. The Advocates will serve as official spokespersons for Global Schools and serve as local Focal Points within schools to continue advocating for ESD within learning communities. The Advocates will serve a term from February to August 2021, with the option to extend their mandate. Advocates will be given access to other training opportunities and webinars during the months schools are on holiday.
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION
At time of applying for this role the candidate should:
The Global Schools Program is now run as a flagship program under SDSN, focusing on supporting educators.
How does the SDSN Youth Executive Team select the member organizations?
The selection process consists of a criteria list:
Who does the SDSN Youth Membership Program work with?
Universities, academic and cultural institutions, university teams, student associations, youth-led organizations, research institutions, community initiatives, and digital platforms.
What are the benefits of joining the Youth Membership Program?
What are some of the opportunities Member Organizations have as part of the program?
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SDSN Youth
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