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16–18 yrsExchangepaid

Global Youth Council Fellowship — leadership programme for teenagers

Apply by30 October 2026
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An international 12-month leadership programme from T4 Education for young people aged 16–18 from around the world, including Ukraine. It combines mentoring support, team projects and a closing summit.

Age
16–18 yrs
Cost
Paid
Apply by
30 October 2026
Where
International
Organiser
globalyouthcouncil.com

Who can apply

  • Age 16–18 yrs
  • Вік 16-18, заявка про лідерство

The Programme

A global leadership programme for young people from T4 Education.

Format and Participants

  • Age: 16–18 years old
  • Type: exchange/fellowship (international exchange programme)
  • Selectivity: competitive selection (choice based on potential)

Selection Criteria

Participants are selected on five qualities:

  • leadership
  • vision for the future
  • social responsibility
  • talent or skill
  • communication

You don't need to have achieved everything already. What matters is ambition, curiosity and readiness to develop.

Four Development Areas

  1. Global Citizenship: understanding cultures, systems and global challenges with depth, empathy and responsibility
  2. Collective Action: learning to mobilise different perspectives, combining individual excellence with shared responsibility
  3. Future Readiness: developing the mindset, knowledge and adaptability in a world transformed by technology and geopolitics
  4. Community Impact: turning ideas into action through leadership that drives meaningful change

Outcomes of Participation

  • A recognised credential for university applications
  • A global network without borders with participants from around the world
  • Development of confidence and initiative readiness
  • Understanding of your own values and development direction
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