For students
Life Skills
The first lessons in leadership: speaking with confidence, using your time well and making decisions you can explain.
Who this is for.
Life Skills is where most students begin. It suits anyone who wants to feel at ease speaking up and organizing their own work.
This is for you if
- You are new to public speaking and want a confident first step
- You find it hard to speak up in class or in a group
- You want habits that help with school now and with work later
- You can attend every session of the program
This is not for you if
- You are already preparing for a conference: Harvard Model United Nations will suit you better
- You are looking for a one-off workshop
What you’ll leave with.
- Speak to a room without reading from your notes
- Plan a week of school, activities and rest, and keep to it
- Weigh your options before a decision, then explain your choice
- Disagree with someone and keep the conversation useful
- Give feedback that helps, and take it without losing heart
- Set a goal at the start and measure your progress at the end
Open cohorts.
Dates for the next intake are being set. Message us and we will tell you as soon as applications open.
Message us on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Common questions.
What does it cost, and is there any assistance?
Fees are shared on request within one working day. A limited number of partial places are available each intake. Mention it when you apply; it will not affect the decision.
Does my child need any experience?
No. Life Skills is built for beginners, and the first sessions assume no prior knowledge.
What comes after Life Skills?
Many students go on to Harvard Model United Nations or Harvard Model Congress. Faculty suggest the next step in the written evaluation at the end of the program.
Where ambition finds its bearing.
Dates for the next intake are being set. Message us to hear first.