Global Schools

The Global Schools Program (GSP) works to support primary and secondary schools and educators with evidence-informed training and classroom resources to integrate sustainable development into school curricula, operations, and activities.

GSP’s mission is to transform learning and give students the values and skills to succeed in an increasingly complex and challenging world. GSP believes teachers are crucial in the learning process, and provides teachers with free tools, frameworks, and training to teach sustainable development in the classroom; improve student skills; introduce the use of new pedagogical approaches such as active-learning and student-centered teaching methods; and improve the overall quality of education. To date, the program has supported more than 22,000 teachers and 176,000 students in 1,500 schools across 100 countries worldwide.

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Advocates Program

Through its Advocates Program, Global Schools provides teachers with free tools, frameworks, and training to teach sustainable development in the classroom; improve student skills; introduce the use of new pedagogical approaches such as active-learning and student-centered teaching methods; and co-design school projects for the SDGs.

UN at Your Doorstep

UN at Your Doorstep is a live dialogue series connecting today’s global leaders with tomorrow’s changemakers. This program is designed for young people aged 14+ from all countries and continents. The series offers young people an unprecedented opportunity to engage directly with world leaders and UN officials, discussing how to address the most pressing challenges of our time, from peace and security, climate change, poverty, inequalities, environmental sustainability, and artificial intelligence, with a particular emphasis on how young people can take action.

Schools for Goal 7 with Planet Rescuers

Siemens Energy supports Schools for Goal 7 with Planet Rescuers, a program that trains teachers and students on Energy and Sustainable Development using gamified curricula. The project will provide practical, hands-on experiences to students in engaging with topics such as the energy transition, renewable energy, climate change, and sustainability, ensuring the youth of the future have the skills and capabilities to build more resilient societies.