Within the teaching profession, there are a number of educators who understand the importance of diversifying their approach to education in preparation for an increasingly globalised world, and we believe their efforts need to be recognised.
That’s why we’re launching our award, to celebrate the great globally focused work by educators.
The Global Educator of the Year award recognises those who increase the standards of quality education through international projects and partnerships.
Applications and nominations are now OPEN.
What does it mean to be a Global Educator?
A Global Educator:
- Increases the standards of quality education
- Engages in international projects and partnerships
- Excels in their profession
- Is able to embed global learning into daily teaching practices
- Adds an international dimension and a global perspective by extending learning outside the classroom
- Creates our future global citizens
- Observes and implements global teaching practices
Prizes
1st Place
Total Value £5,000
Free place on a research trip or sister school leadership delegation to a destination of their choice. Value £2,000.
A free paid membership. Value £499.
A free Masterclass place. Value £449.
A free Mastermind place. Value £2,000.
2nd Place
Total Value £3,000
A free School Partner membership. Value £499.
A free Masterclass place. Value £449.
A free Mastermind place. Value £2,000.
3rd Place
Total Value £949
A free School Partner membership. Value £499.
A free Masterclass place. Value £449.
Nominate an Educator
Submit your nomination below:
Please include justifications and attach any supporting evidence.
A webform by Podio
Terms and Conditions
1. Eligibility
- be at least eighteen (18) years old at the time of entry
- an educator from any educational institution from any country in the world
- meet the criteria of what it means to be a ‘global educator’
2. How to enter?
To enter, simply complete the application form.
3. Selection process
All submitted nominations will go through a selection process where the Global School Alliance team will access which nominations will be shortlisted. The shortlist of four finalists will be shared on Twitter where the final vote will take place.
