Model United Nations (MUN) is an academic simulation of the United Nations where students step into the role of diplomats and debate global issues. Through research, negotiation, collaboration, and formal discussions, children develop essential life skills including public speaking,
critical thinking, leadership, teamwork, and global awareness.
This engaging 5-day workshop introduces young learners to the exciting world of Model United Nations through age-appropriate activities, discussions, and a guided simulation designed to build confidence and communication skills in a fun and interactive environment.
Program Highlights
- Day 1: The Art of Introduction
Students learn to confidently introduce themselves and their assigned country through interactive activities such as “We Are the World.” - Day 2: Diplomacy & Collaboration
Participants explore the foundations of diplomacy while practicing public speaking, active listening, empathy, respect, and teamwork. - Day 3: Understanding Global Issues
Children examine real-world challenges such as climate change, education, and healthcare through simplified case studies and guided discussions. - Day 4&5: Research & Asking Meaningful Questions
Students develop curiosity and analytical thinking by learning how to ask thoughtful questions, conduct basic research, and gather relevant information. - Additionally, a group MUN Simulation:
where students represent countries, discuss issues, negotiate solutions, and experience diplomacy in action. The schedule will be advised in advance.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will:
- Build confidence in public speaking and self-expression
- Develop research and analytical abilities
- Learn teamwork, collaboration, and respectful debate
- Gain awareness of global issues and diverse perspectives
- Experience structured discussions and decision-making processes
