Carpe Global is an empowering idea zone for educators’ professional development, worldly teaching, and international adventure.
Why Carpe Global?
We feature resources and opportunities for educators at all levels – K-12, post-secondary, and community programs.
Everyone is doing more with less these days. Let us do the digging for global gold! We guarantee lots of things new to you.
Infuse more global into your teaching, and broaden students’ horizons with amazing opportunities for them.
Network with others through your Carpe Global account. Creative collaboration and greater potential can begin here!
Read what educators are saying about the value and impact of Carpe Global:
"Global education is crucial in the 21st century and there are many resources available that too few students, educators and businesses are aware of. Carpe Global is the best curated site to bring together these opportunities and is a very valuable asset."
"Carpe Global is a great resource for both recent graduates and seasoned professions searching for opportunities and researching organizations, as well as for anyone seeking to better understand current global issues."
"As a teacher at an International Baccalaureate school, I appreciate all this global goodness. Keep it coming!"
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Below are examples of our content. Did you know about these? Time to join Carpe Global! More examples of our content can be seen on the home page. Also click on the “Students” box to see content examples relevant to them. They may never learn about such things unless an informed educator informs them.
Measuring Global Citizenship Education – a toolkit developed by a consortium of 90 organizations and experts worldwide, based on a survey of programs and initiatives for youth (ages 15–24).
National High School Essay Contest – on a different global theme each year, sponsored by the American Foreign Service Association. University students are often dismayed that no one told them about this in high school.
Professors Without Borders – a global community of academics and professionals bridging the educational divide between countries, and between students and their teachers.