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Globeducate Partnership with WFUNA

Globeducate and WFUNA: Empowering Global Citizens Through Education

At Globeducate, we prepare each student to be a global citizen who can shape the world. Our partnership with the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) strengthens this commitment by creating new opportunities for students and teachers to engage with global issues, develop leadership skills and make a positive impact in their communities.

Since 2020, students across our schools have been exploring the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through learning, projects, debates and international collaborations. Together with WFUNA, we are expanding these opportunities and helping students connect their learning with real-world action.
 



What does this partnership mean for our students?

Through the partnership, students will have opportunities to:

  • Participate in WFUNA Model United Nations conferences around the world.
  • Develop leadership, communication and diplomacy skills.
  • Learn more about the United Nations and the Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Take part in the WFUNA Act4Impact programme, creating projects that address challenges in their local communities.
  • Collaborate with young people from different countries and cultures.
  • Build confidence as active and responsible global citizens.

How will teachers benefit?

Teachers will have access to professional development opportunities designed to strengthen global citizenship education across our schools, including:

  • Training and resources linked to the Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Professional learning programmes developed in collaboration with WFUNA.
  • New approaches to embedding global citizenship into teaching and learning.
  • Opportunities to connect and collaborate with educators from across the world.

 

Students participating in global citizenship education through the WFUNA partnership.

United Nations headquarters in Geneva supporting global citizenship education

 

Globeducate students participating in a WFUNA Model United Nations conference.

 

Model United Nations and Global Citizenship

Model United Nations has become an important part of the Globeducate experience, helping students develop critical thinking, public speaking and problem-solving skills while exploring international issues.

Our partnership with WFUNA will provide even more opportunities for students to participate in authentic UN-inspired experiences. In 2027, Globeducate's annual Model United Nations event will take place in Geneva, where students will have the opportunity to experience the international environment at the heart of global cooperation.

Preparing Students to Shape the World

By working with WFUNA, we are giving students the knowledge, skills and confidence to engage with the challenges facing our world today and tomorrow.

Together, we are helping young people develop the understanding, empathy and leadership needed to create positive change – locally, nationally and globally.

About the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA)

Founded in 1946, the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) is a global non-profit organisation dedicated to strengthening support for the values and work of the United Nations. Through a worldwide network of United Nations Associations, WFUNA promotes international cooperation, sustainable development, human rights and global citizenship.

WFUNA works with young people, educators, governments and organisations around the world to create opportunities for learning, leadership and civic engagement. Its programmes help participants develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to contribute to a more peaceful, inclusive and sustainable future.

Through this partnership, Globeducate students and teachers will gain access to WFUNA's internationally recognised programmes and experiences, connecting classroom learning with global action and helping young people become active citizens in an interconnected world.

As parents, the message that is being transmitted at school is also reaching home, as our children make us aware of everything they are learning and they ask us to reduce the amount of plastic and to recycle at home, and to use less water.

Read more about our Global Agenda here