At the heart of the Global Connections Seminar is the belief that by gathering a diverse group of educators from around the world, each participant will often be exposed to educational initiatives beyond their own country’s efforts. Here you will find the information about all the seminars held by the Global Connections Foundation and the upcoming event in 2019.
The XXIII Global Connections Seminar will be hosted in three of Canada’s most vibrant and diverse cities: Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto, from April 14 - 21, 2024. This year’s focus is to examine education through a multicultural lens – a dynamic platform for educators from around the world to come together and explore the role of cultural pluralism in shaping modern education.
Read MoreThe Global Connections Seminar XXII took from March 5th to March 11th, in Switzerland. This event was organized by Global Connections in cooperation with the Villars Institute, Aiglon College, College Beau Soleil, and La Garenne International School, all situated in spectacular Villars sur Ollon, as well as the International School of Lausanne in Switzerland
Read MoreThe Global Connections Seminar XX will take place from March 24th - March 30th, in Melbourne, Australia and will be hosted by Wesley College.
Read MoreThe Global Connections Seminar XIX took place in April 2018 in Muscat, Oman.
Read MoreThe Global Connections Seminar XVIII was held at the Gredos San Diego Buitrago Campus in Madrid, Spain.
Read MoreDaly College hosted the XVII Global Connections seminar in Mumbai and Indore, India in January 2016.
Read MoreAfter extraordinary seminars in the past five years in Thailand, Jordan, South Africa and Botswana, New Zealand and Colombia, GC XVI will be held in Macedonia, Northern Greece and Cyprus.
Read MoreGlobal Connections XV met in Colombia, a land of diversity, contrasts, and conflict in politics, economic development, and education.
Read MoreThe Global Connections seminar XIV took place in New Zealand in 2012.
Read MoreIn July of 2011, delegates from six continents came together in South Africa and Botswana.
Read MoreIt was an unlikely setting for a business meeting: the spectacular desert landscape of Jordan's Wadi Rum.
Read MoreThis seminar was organized and hosted by the Prem Center (the Prem Tinsulanonda Center for International Education) in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Read MoreThe theme of the Global Connections 2007 Seminar, held at The Hotchkiss School, was "Connecting Global Learning Communities."
Read MoreNow available for all GC IX participants and site visitors are some of the talks and tools from the sessions held in Guatemala.
Read MoreOne of the themes of GC VIII was on Partnerships, the potential relationship among and between schools, communities, teachers, students, parents, and various shareholders in the educational process.
Read MoreGlobal Connections VII tour de force.Hosted by L'Ermitage, a national school with a full range of International Baccalaureate courses
Read MoreGlobal Connections VI "declaration" on Teaching and Learning Styles: Creativity and Innovation in the Classroom.
Read MoreGlobal Connections V combined both an exploration of Student Leadership in the Education process and a celebration of the Seminar's return to Africa.
Read MoreGlobal Connections IV centered on Environmentalism, an issue being addressed increasingly by secondary schools worldwide.
Read MoreGlobal Connections III Leadership Training and Team Building, which was eminently appropriate for the host school, Wellington College, one of England's recognized leaders in this area.
Read MoreGlobal Connections II was held Down Under in 1998 in two areas of Australia, Victoria and New South Wales. The initial host was the Geelong Grammar School, founded in 1855 with 14 boys. Now, with a co-educational boarding and day enrollment of 1550 students and four campuses it is one of the largest independent school in the world
Read MoreGlobal Connections I was jointly hosted by St. Stithians College and Collegiate in Randburg, South Africa, and the Maru A Pula School in Gaborone, Botswana in February 1997.
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