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A transformative online experience


We asked this question to people who have lived in multiple cultures and worked to make the world a better place.   

What does it mean to be a Global Citizen?

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Siggy & Arianna
Alexandra
Marjorie
Tania
Levi
Barry & Shelley

Discussion Session information

Individuals and school groups of up to 10 may join sessions for free.

To earn a certificate, join the course below and attend sessions on all three topics.

A series of three interactive online sessions

Online course information

Communicate better across cultures and have a greater impact on the world.

Aaron Kwak - final

Aaron Kwak - final

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This course will help you to understand the world on a deeper level

and to envision the contributions you can make to it.

 

• For students ages 14 and older

• 6 self-paced lessons + 3 assignments + 3 discussion sessions

• Designed to take one semester (2 Terms)

• You can join any time, and must finish within one year

• Topics include:  paths to global citizenship, identity, prejudice, crossing cultures, cultural values, humanitarian issues, sustainable development, local needs and global connections

• Access to a private online group for registered students only

• Originally created for high school students in New Zealand, participants are welcome from anywhere

What to expect

Talk with peers and learn from each other’s perspectives on global issues.

• A series of three zoom sessions, repeated throughout the year.

dates for virtual discussion sessions for students 14-16 years old

Earn a certificate & badge for full completion

Discussion Sessions

Thinking about joining the online course?  
Here is what students had to say

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