For schools and universities

Schools, universities and education centres work with the Academy in three ways. Which one fits depends on how much you want to run yourself.

## Send students to an existing cohort

The simplest arrangement. Students join a scheduled online cohort alongside peers from other schools, which is often the point — a Model United Nations committee of eight people from one classroom is a different exercise from one of eight people from four countries.

## Run a cohort of your own

A school with enough interested students can host its own cohort, with the Academy providing the curriculum, the session structure and the assessment standard. Your staff facilitate; the Academy trains and certifies them through Alumni Facilitator Certification.

## Prepare a delegation for Washington DC

Schools that already run Model United Nations often use the online year as preparation for the summer residential, and travel as a delegation.

## What we will tell you before you commit

What each option costs and what it does not include, how many students it needs to run, what your staff would be asked to do, and what the certificate at the end does and does not mean. All of that in writing before anything is signed.

## Talking to us

Write to contact@unescocp.academy with the age group, roughly how many students, and what you are hoping they get out of it. That last part matters more than the first two.