Young Diplomats Summer School (In-Person)
The Young Diplomats Summer School is a two-day interactive course for students aged 11–14 who are curious about international relations, negotiation, and problem-solving on a global scale.
Through engaging debates, hands-on simulations, and team-based challenges, students will step into the roles of diplomats, negotiators, and world leaders. They will develop skills in public speaking, strategic thinking, and collaboration, gaining a deeper understanding of how international decisions are made.
During the course, students will step into the role of diplomats, representing countries and international organizations in a simulated global summit. They will debate key issues such as trade, conflict resolution, and the migration crisis, learning to negotiate and build alliances to find solutions to real-world challenges. Through practical exercises and role-playing activities, they will develop essential diplomatic skills, including strategic thinking, public speaking, and teamwork. Along the way, they will also gain insight into how international institutions like the United Nations and the World Trade Organisation operate, helping them understand the complexities of global decision-making.
This is a highly interactive course, designed to be both fun and thought-provoking. Students will be encouraged to think critically, communicate confidently, and develop creative solutions to complex international issues.
Through guided discussions, practical exercises, and exciting role-play activities, students will gain a greater awareness of global affairs while developing key skills for future leadership.
The tutors are friendly, experienced at working with younger students, and will ensure that everyone feels confident and comfortable in participating. You can see our tutors page for some example profiles.
For full booking and practical details scroll down.
Explore the World of Diplomacy and Global Affairs
The Young Diplomats Summer School is a two-day interactive course for students aged 11–14 who are curious about international relations, negotiation, and problem-solving on a global scale.
Through engaging debates, hands-on simulations, and team-based challenges, students will step into the roles of diplomats, negotiators, and world leaders. They will develop skills in public speaking, strategic thinking, and collaboration, gaining a deeper understanding of how international decisions are made.
During the course, students will step into the role of diplomats, representing countries and international organizations in a simulated global summit. They will debate key issues such as trade, conflict resolution, and the migration crisis, learning to negotiate and build alliances to find solutions to real-world challenges. Through practical exercises and role-playing activities, they will develop essential diplomatic skills, including strategic thinking, public speaking, and teamwork. Along the way, they will also gain insight into how international institutions like the United Nations and the World Trade Organisation operate, helping them understand the complexities of global decision-making.
An Interactive and Engaging Experience
This is a highly interactive course, designed to be both fun and thought-provoking. Students will be encouraged to think critically, communicate confidently, and develop creative solutions to complex international issues.
Through guided discussions, practical exercises, and exciting role-play activities, students will gain a greater awareness of global affairs while developing key skills for future leadership.
The tutors are friendly, experienced at working with younger students, and will ensure that everyone feels confident and comfortable in participating. You can see our tutors page for some example profiles.
For full booking and practical details scroll down.
🎯 Perfect for students who:
✔ Are interested in international politics, current affairs, or history.
✔ Enjoy debating, problem-solving, and teamwork.
✔ Want to build confidence in public speaking and negotiation.
✔ Love interactive learning and role-playing challenges.
✔ Are curious about how global leaders make decisions.
✔ Like thinking creatively to tackle real-world problems.
In a world where international cooperation shapes everything from trade to conflict resolution, diplomacy is one of the most powerful skills a person can develop. The Young Diplomats Summer School gives students the chance to experience firsthand what it means to negotiate, build alliances, and tackle global challenges.
This course is for students who want to step beyond the classroom and explore the real-world impact of diplomacy. They will take on the role of key decision-makers, engaging in high-stakes discussions and strategy-building exercises that mirror the work of international leaders. Whether debating global trade, responding to a humanitarian crisis, or navigating a tense diplomatic standoff, students will gain insight into the complexities of global politics while developing confidence in their ability to communicate, collaborate, and think critically under pressure.
Young Diplomats Summer School Practical Details
📅 Course Dates: The Young Diplomats Summer School is open to students aged 11–14 and will take place on 14th – 15th August 2025.
📍 Location: The course will be held at Woburn House, Bloomsbury, Central London (nearest tube: Russell Square). [See more location details here.] This is a non-residential course, so students requiring accommodation must arrange this independently.
⏰ Teaching Hours: The in-person course runs for two days, with teaching hours from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm each day. Lunch will be from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm. Please note that parental supervision is required during the lunch break, or students may leave the building unaccompanied with a signed permission slip.
💰 Course Fee: £225
🔒 Booking: Secure your place with a 25% non-refundable deposit. The remaining balance is due eight weeks before the course starts. [See full booking terms and conditions here.]
📞 Questions? Call us on 0800 810 1058 or email [email protected].