GCYLP aims to empower young digital leaders globally. Each year, 30 fellows are selected to receive mentorship, training, and financial assistance to implement digital development projects in their communities worldwide. The program is conducted exclusively in English.

Key Details and Dates

• Application Deadline: March 31, 2026 (23:59 CET)
• Result Announcement Date: May and June 2026
• Funding Type: Grant
• Organizer: International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
• Partner: Huawei
• Eligible Countries: Open to all countries
• Eligible Gender: Male/Female
• Target Group: Young individuals aged 18-28
• Focus Area: Digital development projects across various sectors
• Study Level: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) or demonstrably STEM-related tertiary education
• Number of Opportunity: 30 fellows per year
• Host Country: Global, with an in-person global training week in Geneva, Switzerland

Benefits and Financial Aids

Applicants will benefit from the GCYLP as follows:

• Virtual mentorship and leadership training sessions by ITU and Huawei.
• Participation in an in-person global training week in Geneva, Switzerland in July 2026
• Up to a USD 10,000 grant for implementing digital development projects:
  • Initial USD 5,000 grant for all selected fellows.
  • An additional USD 5,000 grant for the most impactful projects.

Eligibility Criteria

If you wish to apply for the Generation Connect Young Leadership Program (GCYLP), please review these requirements:

• The age between 18 and 28 is by the application deadline.
• Interest in leading and implementing a digital development project.
• Enrolled in or recently graduated from a STEM or STEM-related academic program.
• Proficiency in English, the program’s main language.

Selection Process

Initial screening of applications by ITU and Huawei staff.

• Shortlisted candidates will be notified by May 2026. They must submit an ID, a video, and two references within a week.

• The GCYLP Jury will select 30 fellows, with the final results announced by June 2026.

How to apply?

Complete the application form by the deadline and apply online:

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For inquiries, refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email GCYLP@itu.int. You can also check the official ITU website.

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Leadership Training at HLI:

HLI specializes in training Hansen Fellows in effective, ethical, and visionary leadership principles and practices. Communication and public speaking skills are honed to ensure impactful leadership. Recent expansions include a focus on gender issues in leadership. The three-week intensive program transforms into a dynamic virtual hub where Hansen alumni connect, engage, and support each other’s peace and community-building projects.

Mediation and Conflict Resolution:

HLI excels in providing top-notch training in mediation and conflict resolution, emphasizing the art of peace-making and developing interpersonal skills. Fellows are equipped to communicate across cultural and political divisions, emphasizing reconciliation and restorative justice. Human rights training, led by a seasoned human rights activist, is integral to addressing conflicts.

International Cooperation and Lifelong Connections:

At the core of HLI is cultivating deep friendships and solidarity among Fellows from worldwide conflict zones. Graduates become lifelong members of an international community, fostering opportunities for service, education, and cross-border friendships. The three-week program serves as an annual experiment in international cooperation, transforming initially diverse roommates from warring countries into close friends with a shared commitment to peace.

Important Details

• Application Deadlines:

1. 1. For International Applicants: January 15, 2026 (11:30 Pacific Time)
   2. For US Students: March 15, 2026  (11:30 Pacific Time)

• Result Announcement: Mid to late March 2026
• Program Start Date: July 1-22, 2026
• Host Country: United States of America
• Institution: University of San Diego, School of Leadership and Education Science
• Location: San Diego, United States
• Funded by: Fred J. Hansen Foundation
• Financial assistance: Fully funded

Benefits of the Hansen Leadership Institute Scholarship

Hansen Summer Institute will provide the following expenses to the selected candidates:

• International airfare costs
•  Visa costs and necessary documentation to assist in your U.S. visa application
• Health insurance assistance
• Accommodations and food
• All costs of the program
• All visits during the program
• Opportunity to meet the political and business leaders

Requirements for non-US students

• Applicant must be an upper-division undergraduate with two years of college or university or a graduate student with a professional interest in international relations, international economic development, or a related field.
• Applicant must be 20-25 years of age at the start of the program
• Applicant must hold experience and proof of leadership potential outside of the classroom in the community, country, or region.
• Have an academic advisor to verify the student’s English proficiency
• Have a professor confirm in writing the applicant’s command of English.
• Have a current international passport (the program will provide all the necessary documentation to assist in your U.S. visa application, including a letter of acceptance, a letter defining our financial support, a DS-2019 issued by the University of San Diego, and a receipt for your paid SEVIS fees.
• Those who have never visited the US will be given preference.

Requirements for US students

• Have two years of college or university experience and a professional interest in international relations, diplomacy, international economic development, or related fields, upper-division undergraduates or graduate students.
• When the program begins, participants must be between 20 and 25.
• Must have shown potential for leadership outside of the classroom in the community, the country, or the region.
• Successful candidates must have worked outside the classroom in community service, another public service, or a non-governmental organization to demonstrate leadership potential. It is necessary to have a recommendation form from such a group or organization.

How to Apply?

Applicants can apply online by entering the link below:

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For more information about the Hansen Leadership Institute Scholarship, please visit Hansen Institute’s website or read the FAQs.

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Fatima Al-Fihri Open University launched the FAOU Youth Professional Program for the first time in 2017. Today, the University has hosted more than 60 leaders from more than 45 countries. This unique program helps the participants generate a fantastic experience, giving them the knowledge and the experience to start their managerial careers.

FAOU Youth Professional Program is paid program that also offers a double certificate, one for the International MBA Track that the participant will study, and the second for a manager for the position where they will serve.

About the Fatima Al-Fihri Open University:

Fatima Al-Fihri Open University was established in 2016 as a European Digital Company online institute in Estonia. This international University is working globally, focusing on transforming people’s lives through education without emphasizing eligibility requirements. The mission of the FAOU is to change the world by providing a flexible education system, and the University created online academic programs.

Details of the FAOU Youth Professional Program

• Job Location: Online
• Type of Job: Part-Time OR Full-Time (Paid)
• Starting Date: Starting on a rolling basis
• Published By: Fatima Al-Fihri Open University
• Deadline: OPEN
• Duration: 6 Months (Extendable)

Benefits of YPP

By participating in the FAOU Youth Professional Program, participants will benefit as follows:

• Free access to FAOU International MBA Track Program
• Gain experience in Managerial Positions
• Benefit from flexible working time of about 8 hours a week
• A certificate at the end of the YPP
• Remote training throughout the program
• FAOU support applying for scholarships or participating in more events and programs
• A dynamic global work environment with FAOU senior team’s support
• Opportunity to make a diverse network with professionals from around the world
• Boosting confidence and developing soft skills such as management, leadership, and communication skills.

Requirements and Eligibility Criteria

Applicants of the FAOU Young Professional Program should fulfill these requirements before making an application:

• English Language proficiency
• Computer and Internet skills
• Have access to the internet
• Be able to learn and act in a fast-paced environment
• Be an active part of the team
• Have a high motivation and interest in growing professionally
• Opportunity to engage with different cultures and multi-ethnic environment and maintain effective working relations with other people

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Available Positions

Applicants can apply for the following open positions with the FAOU Young Professional Program 2023:

• Human Resource Officer
• Communication Officer
• Partnership Officer
• Marketing Manager
• Social Media Manager
• Newsletter Manager
• Pedagogical Affairs Officer
• IT Manager
• Platform Manager
• Photo Designer and Editor
• Video Designer Manager
• Program Manager
• Producer

How to Apply?

All qualified applicants interested in applying for the FAOU Young Professional Program should fill out the online application form by entering the link below.

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Still any questions regarding the FAOU Young Professional Program? Please visit the Fatima Al-Fihri Open University (FAOU) website.

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One Young World seeks three Program Fellows to support their One Young World 2025 plans in Munich. Each Fellow will be assigned to a department, building skills and experience while working with young leaders from diverse backgrounds, including social entrepreneurs, campaigners, tech innovators, and poets.

This opportunity is perfect for recent graduates or early-career professionals passionate about sustainable development and interested in a career in the charity sector.

This fellowship offers an exceptional opportunity to develop your communication, leadership, and program management skills while working on impactful initiatives like the One Young World Summit.

The One Young World Fellowship is at the organization’s central London HQ. The role is perfect for highly organized individuals passionate about global issues and willing to learn more about sustainable development while contributing to a community of like-minded changemakers.

The Team You’ll Join

The Program team is central to One Young World’s mission to identify and support the world’s most impactful young leaders. They collaborate with governments, businesses, and nonprofits to develop programs that provide access to the One Young World Summit and support youth-led initiatives through funding, networking, and mentorship. Key programs include:

• Lead2030: The world’s largest cash prize for young leaders tackling Sustainable Development Goals.
• Enterprising Futures Scholarship: A major scholarship bringing peacebuilders under 30 to the Summit to build a lasting network
• One Young World Entrepreneur of the Year Award: Recognizing young entrepreneurs under 35 who make a positive social impact

Key Details and Dates

• Application Deadline: November 21, 2024
• Fellowship Start Date: January 2025
• Funding Type: Paid role (Salary £26,000)
• Employer: One Young World (OYW)
• Eligible Countries: All
• Eligible Gender: Male/Female
• Target Group: Recent graduates or early-career professionals
• Focus Area: Social entrepreneurship, leadership, sustainable development, global impact
• Number of Opportunities: Three (3)
• Program Language: English
• Host Country: United Kingdom (London HQ)

Benefits and Financial Aids

• Salary: £26,000.
• Working Hours: Four-day working week, including “Flexible Fridays.”
• Private Medical Insurance: Includes physiotherapy, dental, eye care, and mental health support.
• Pension Scheme: Company pension contributions.
• Cycle-to-Work Scheme: Access to cycling benefits.
• Travel: Opportunities to travel to events.
• Social and Professional Network: Access to an unparalleled global network of changemakers.
• Inspiration: Weekly opportunities to be inspired by young leaders making an impact.

Eligibility Criteria

The following are the requirements that all applicants must meet:

• Applicants must be strongly interested in current affairs, sustainability, and geopolitics.
• They are highly organized and have experience in complex admin tasks.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Excel.
• Be a proactive team player who thrives under pressure and meets deadlines
• Be confident and professional, comfortable speaking with new people.
• Applicants must be proficient in English; additional languages are a plus.
• Legal right to work in the UK, ideally within commuting distance to London or planning to relocate by January 2025.

Your Role as a Programmes Fellow

As a Programmes Fellow, you’ll help ensure that the brightest young leaders from across the globe can attend the One Young World Summit. Your responsibilities will include:

• Promote One Young World’s programs to impactful young leaders globally by researching and engaging with top candidates.
• Support the Programmes Team’s admissions process to ensure the best candidates are selected.
• Provide logistical support to beneficiaries, including:
• Assisting with visa applications and booking flights.
• Coordinating accommodation with the housing team.
• Responding to delegate and partner queries via email and calls.
• Managing databases.
• Serve as the main point of contact for delegates from over 190 countries during the Summit.

Required Documents

Please prepare the following materials:

• CV/Resume: Detailing your qualifications and experience.
• Cover Letter: Describe your interest in the fellowship and how you meet the eligibility criteria.
• Participate in video and panel interviews.

How to Apply?

Interested applicants should submit a CV and cover letter through the application link provided by the One Young World website by November 21, 2024. Early applications are encouraged as the process is rolling.

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Further details and information regarding this application are available on One Young World’s official website.

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The Global Network of Young People Living with HIV (Y+ Global) and the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+) invite young advocates worldwide to apply for our joint Young Emerging Leaders Program (YEL). This leadership initiative aims to cultivate a cadre of influential young advocates who will actively shape global policy and health governance. The YEL program seeks to enhance youth representation on international platforms such as the United Nations General Assembly, the World Health Organization, and the Global Fund.

GNP+ and Y+ Global will select 15 YEL advocates to address HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues.

Key Details and Dates

• Application Deadline: March 8, 2024
• Organizer: Y+ Global and GNP+
• Eligible Countries: All
• Eligible Gender: Male/Female
• Target Group: Young advocates aged 18 to 25, particularly those engaged in national or regional advocacy
• Focus Area: HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
• Number of Opportunity: 15 emerging youth leader advocates

Benefits

Benefits of the Young Emerging Leaders Program (YEL):

• Opportunity to become part of an elite squad of young advocates dedicated to driving positive change in global policy and health governance spaces
• Strengthened representation of young people on global platforms, including the United Nations General Assembly, the World Health Organization, and the Global Fund
• Leadership development through participation in the Young Emerging Leaders Program (YEL)
• Engagement in advocacy activities and virtual training/meetings until December 2024, enhancing skills and knowledge.
• Platform to publicly represent communities, with value placed on existing social media presence and influence in HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues.

Eligibility Criteria

All applicants should meet the following criteria:

• Experience in advocacy and movement-building project implementation is required.
• Must have a connection or attachment to a Y+ Global country office or Key Population-led organizations and PLHIV networks where Y+ Global doesn’t have an office. A letter of recommendation from these organizations describing the candidate’s skills and experience is necessary.

Required Skills:

• Proficiency in English reading and speaking is preferred; with translation support available, Arabic, French, and Portuguese speakers are encouraged to apply.
• Demonstrated ability and experience in mobilizing and recruiting young advocates for community events, campaigns, and meetings.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Basic proficiency in computer or information technology (IT) skills, including Google Drive, Microsoft Word, email, social media, and internet access

Ideal Candidates:

• Young individuals living with HIV or from key populations: sex workers, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people who use drugs
• Applicants must be 18 to 25 years old.
• Willingness, commitment, and availability to participate in program activities until December 2024, including at least two virtual trainings/meetings monthly
• Preparedness to publicly represent their communities, with an existing social media presence valued
• Experience in advocating and engaging with stakeholders at the national level; engagement with global platforms is desirable.
• Dedication to human rights principles and inclusive approaches
• Excellence-driven, creative, and proactive work ethic
• Passion and knowledge about HIV and SRHR activism.

How to Apply?

Complete the application form and submit your CV before the March 8, 2024 deadline.

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Further details are available on the Y+ Global website.

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Key Details 

• Organized by: McCain Institute
• In collaboration with Arizona State University
  
• Duration: 12 months
  
• Application Deadline: March 15, 2024
  
• Result Notification: 6 to 8 weeks after the deadline

Global Leaders Program will cover the following costs:

• Economy class travel
• Hotels
• Meals
• Incidentals

Note: You will not receive a monthly stipend

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants should be in their mid-career, have a working knowledge of English, and be actively involved in the program’s focus issue areas.
• Aspiring McCain Global Leaders (MGLS) should hold a leadership position in their industry and be “on the ground,” making a difference in their societies.
• Applicants should be dedicated to serving a cause larger than themselves and fully commit to virtual engagements, in-person events, and post-program alumni activities.
• There are no educational requirements.
• There is no age limit, but most MGLs are between 25 and 40.

Required Documents:

• CV
• 1 or 2 Letters of Recommendation Letter (any format)

How do you apply for the Global Leaders Program by McCain Institute?

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For more information about the Global Leaders Program by the McCain Institute, please refer to the McCain Institute website.

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This program aims to support, network, and mentor future young leaders in developing countries to enable them to bring positive changes and atmosphere in their communities, governments, and maybe even the world!

 Details 

Application Deadline: 15 November 2023

Application Status: Open

Organization: Knowles Educational and Charitable Trust for International Leadership (Kectil)

Location: Online

Gender: Male/Female

Funding Type: Self-funded

Number of Positions: N/A

Degree Level: None

Eligible Countries: Least Developed and Developing Countries

Program Duration: 1 Year

Language Required: English

Fields: Leadership

Benefits of the Kectil Web-based Leadership Program

Participants will benefit from the program as follows:

Blogs: Kectil Colleagues will access a platform to write Blog about Kectil topics, issues impacting their country or region, or current perspectives on hot topics. We publish well-written, thought-provoking pieces. Their blogs motivate and inspire coworkers who read and comment.

News: Kectil Colleagues are also provided a platform to exchange information about what is going on in their personal lives, communities, and countries. The program honors the colleagues’ academic achievements, community work, scholarships, and so on.

Regional Groups: The Kectil Program organizes discussion groups for Kectil Colleagues in different regions to stimulate talks, meet each other, debate issues of interest, and maybe meet in person. On the Colleague Connect website, the program form discussion groups. The groups are led by Youth Leadership Council Regional Leaders and Superior Performance Awardees. The group talks are facilitated by the Regional Leaders.

Youth Leadership Council: The Kectil Program establishes a Youth Leadership Council comprised of outstanding colleagues who attend the Developing Countries Youth Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Throughout the year, the Youth Leadership Council serves as mentors and advisors. They will also oversee and operate the Kectil Alumni website.

Program Awards

The Kectil Web-based Leadership Program will honour the outstanding participants with two types of awards and certificate of compeletion as follows:

Awards:

Outstanding participants in the Kectil Program will receive with two awards: the Developing Countries Youth Leadership Atlanta Conference Awards and the Kectil Mentor Awards.

The Developing Countries Youth Leadership Atlanta Conference Award is granted to outstanding Kectil Program participants. The honorees are asked to attend a one-week intensive leadership course in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Kectil Mentor Award is given to a handful of Kectil Colleagues who have demonstrated exceptional achievement. For the next year, the Colleagues are allocated a mentor with whom they will communicate and seek advise. Mentors are typically assigned based on the awardee’s areas of interest and career path.

Certificates:

Certificates are available in four categories:

• Youth Leadership Council Certificate
• Certificate of Excellent Performance
• Certificate of Superior Performance
• Certificate of Participation

The Kectil team evaluates each Colleague’s participation over the course of the year based on the number of assignments completed and other contributions and chooses which certificate they will receive.

Outstanding performers obtain Certificates of Excellence. Throughout the year, colleagues display consistent involvement with the Program. Certificates of Superior Performance are awarded to colleagues who have made a substantial contribution. Colleagues who achieve one of these two credentials are chosen as Peer Mentors for the following cohort.

Kectil Colleagues who do not meet the requirements for either of the aforementioned credentials will be given a Certificate of Participation.

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for Kectil online program:

• Should be between 17-26 years old 
• Must nationality of a least developed or developing countries 
• Must be interested and passionate in social advancement and leadership in any field 
• Be proficient in English 
• Access to a laptop, mobile phone, and strong internet connection 
• Wish to be a member of a global youth network. 

Program Curriculum

The KECTIL Web-based Program has 12 Modules:

1. Introduction and Mission
2. Lessons on leadership from Martin Luther King and other change-makers
3. Studies enabling women to succeed in society
4. Population growth and its effect on youth and youth unemployment and poverty employment
5. Colonialism and occupation
6. Innovation to advance society
7. Entrepreneurship and corporate product development
8. Environmental sustainability
9. Personal and group management
10. Good government
11. Local projects to improve communities
12. Thought-provoking assignments, case studies, and web sessions.

How to Apply for the Kectil Web-based Leadership Program?

Applicants who wish to apply for Kectil Web-based Leadership Program should apply via the online application portal. Please click the Apply Now button.

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For further details about the program, please visit the Knowles Educational and Charitable Trust for International Leadership (KECTIL) Website. 

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More than 700 TVET leaders, managers, and employees from more than 95 countries have received training through the TVET Leadership Programme since 2016. This covers the program’s worldwide and regional versions, which are run using both traditional and modern organizational methods. 140 athletes from 61 nations received training for the 2022 edition.

Important Details:

• Provided by: UNESCO-UNEVOC
• Format: Online
• Deadline: 17 September 2023
• Duration: 31 October – 12 December 2023
• Type: Leadership program
• Gender: Any
• Eligible Countries: International

About Program:

The UNESCO-UNEVOC TVET Leadership Programme 2023 will be available online and will focus on three crucial areas that TVET leaders must master in order to be change agents:

• Strategic knowledge: “vision for change”.
• Thematic knowledge: “knowledge for change”. and
• Leadership and management skills: “skills for change”.

The program’s goals include sharpening leaders’ perspectives, disseminating the most recent TVET information and trends, and offering a platform for skill development. With presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities on a variety of chosen themes spanning four key modules, each dimension will be carefully curated.

• Module 1: Vision for change
• Module 2: Knowledge for change
• Module 3: Skills for change
• Module 4: Proposals and action plan for change

Eligibility Criteria:

The following functional jobs, held by mid-level to senior TVET(technical and vocational education and training) workers, are the program’s target audience:

• Institutional leadership and management in the areas of TVET, skills, and employment.
• Establishing or putting into practice policies and regulations.
• Appraisal and observation. and
• Management of partnerships and networking

Candidates should meet the requirements listed below:

• Generate change in the TVET industry, in skills, in employment systems, or in institutions.
• 5 years minimum of professional experience in the TVET industry, in skill-based systems, in employment institutions, etc.
• Proficient in both spoken and written English.
• Candidates must be committed to taking an active role in the program, which includes creating an action plan.

How to Apply?

Questions on the application form will be used to gauge how well the candidate would fit the program. Submission of an application does not ensure admission to the program because the application process is competitive.

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For more information, kindly visit the UNESCO-UNEVOC’s website.

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• Are mid-career cancer control professionals from a public health perspective in their local context and with a track record of advancing cancer control?
• Have collaborative and multidisciplinary views to go beyond their area of expertise,
• Demonstrate potential and ambition to help drive impact in cancer control on a regional or global scale.
• UICC also welcomes candidates from different backgrounds and diverse focus areas across the cancer control range

About the Union for International Cancer Control:

Founded in 1933, the Union for International Cancer Control’s last name was International Union Against Cancer or UICC, which operates as a non-governmental organization with about 1,180 member organizations in more than 170 countries. UICC’s headquarter in Geneva, Switzerland.

Union for International Cancer Control represents the world’s major cancer societies, patient groups, and ministries of health and includes influential policymakers, researchers, and cancer prevention and control experts. Every two years, the organization holds the world cancer congress; UICC works closely with international U.N. agencies.

Brief Details of the Summit

Application Deadline: 25 May 2023

Selection Outcome: By mid-July 2023

Program Start and In-Person Workshop: 15 October 2023

Regular Online Classes and Group Calls: November 2023 to June 2024

Self-Directed Project Work: By September 2024

2024 World Cancer Congress in Geneva: 17-19 September 2024

Location: California, United States

Program by: Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)

Number of Opportunity: 10 participants

Eligible Nations: All

Benefits of the UICC Young Leaders Program

By participating in this leadership program, participants will learn more about global cancer control and start working on projects comprising priority topics in cancer. Additionally, they will:

• Attend the World Cancer Leaders’ Program
• Expand their Network.
• Participate in an event or organize a study visit.
• Create regional impact or initiate regional collaboration.
• Attend the world cancer congress.
• Participate in World Cancer Congress in Geneva
• Share experiences and best practices.

Eligibilities Criteria

Applicants should meet the following criteria as follows:

• Should be 40 years old or younger at the time of application.
• Have English communication skills for successful interaction at an international level.
• Have professional experience in cancer control for at least five years.

Participants’ Commitments If Selected:

• Actively engage in the program throughout the year (September 2023 to September 2024), regularly join group calls, attend virtual classes and carry out sub-group project work with an average of 4 to 5 hours a month on related activities throughout the program.
• Attend the World Cancer Leaders’ Summit in California, USA, from 15 – 17 October 2023
• Also, attend the World Cancer Congress in Geneva, Switzerland, from 17 to 19 September 2024.
• Demonstrate supportive and collaborative potential to participate in group activities and sub-group project work.
• Be responsive to program-related administrative requests from UICC and engage in relevant UICC communication activities like blogs, interviews, and social media messages.
• Act as a good UICC ambassador, continuing the UICC’s mission, vision, and values.

How to Apply for UICC Young Leaders Program?

To apply for this program, applicants should:

• Complete the online application form,
• Upload an updated CV,
• Submit a reference letter from those with a professional relationship with the candidate, whether from the same organization or not.

The online application comprises the following questions:

• A maximum of 300-word self-introduction and motivation description to apply for the UICC’s Young Leaders program. What is the applicant hoping to gain from this experience?
• Applicants should talk more about their current roles or areas of expertise. Why would they benefit from engagement in global cancer control at this stage in their career? (Maximum limitation is 500 words)
• Elaborate on their long-term career goals and professional ambitions. What is their career vision? (Maximum of 300 words)
• Describe a time that the applicant has demonstrated a substantial impact to advance cancer control from a public health perspective in a maximum of 300 words.

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For more information, visit the official website of the UICC.

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Details:

• Organized by: Swedish Institute (SI)
• Application opening date: November 1, 2022
• Number of young leaders: 90 (30 from South Asia, 30 from Middle East and North Africa, 30 from Eastern Europe)
• Deadline: November 30, 2022, 23:59:59 CET (Afghanistan Time: 01-12-2022 03:30:00 AM)
• Admission: January 16, 2023
• Location: Online & onsite (Stockholm, Sweden)

The purpose of SI Leader Lab is to increase civil society organizations’ ability for effective advocacy work for Sustainable Development Goal 16. (promoting just, peaceful and inclusive societies). The program gathers significant civil society leaders who are receptive to cutting-edge approaches and new technological advancements. The network offers the participants extensive feedback from numerous areas in the subject and is made up of peers from across several sub-sectors in civil society.

Timeline:

• Selection: December 16 – 21, 2022
• Acceptance Notification: 16 January 2023
• Online workshops & coaching: Mid-February – April 2023
• Onsite sessions in Stockholm, Sweden (3 regions, 90+ participants): 2 – 10 May 2023 (incl. travel days)
• Program wrap up, online: Early June 2023

Eligible Countries:

Afghanistan, Algeria, Armenia, Bangladesh, Belarus, Egypt, Georgia, India, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Moldova, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Sri Lanka, Syria, Tunisia, Ukraine, or Yemen

Benefits:

Cost Coverage:

• Flights to & from Stockholm, Sweden.
• Meals & accommodation in Sweden.
• Insurance during the program in Sweden.
• All training material online & onsite

The SI leader lab provides the opportunity of:

• Personal leadership insights: How to lead others and yourself via improved self-awareness and comprehension of group dynamics.
• A greater ability for team leaders and managers in your organization.
• A greater ability for your organization to drive and carry out successful advocacy activity.
• The opportunity to inspire one another and exchange experiences on shared difficulties while exchanging knowledge and building expertise in a network of experts.

Who can apply?

Applicants who meet the following requirements can apply:

• Hold a position of leadership within a network or organization of civil society aiming to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 16 of the 2030 Agenda. For instance, this may be a group dedicated to promoting equality and inclusion, openness and anti-corruption, accountability, access to free information, and the credibility of the media.
• Work with a group where they are the leader (formal or informal).
• Possess a minimum age of 25 and a maximum age of 45 (born 1977 to 1998).
• Possess solid communication skills in both written and spoken English.
• Possess nationality from Afghanistan, Algeria, Armenia, Bangladesh, Belarus, Egypt, Georgia, India, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Moldova, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Sri Lanka, Syria, Tunisia, Ukraine, or Yemen.
• Be available to take part in all activities throughout the program.
• Be prepared to use the skills, information, and tools you learn from the program in your team and organization.

How to apply?

• To participate in this program, the applicant must fill the online application on the Application Portal. Follow the below steps to complete the submission of your application.
• Register on the Application Portal.
• Provide answers to all the questions on the Application Portal.
• Upload your CV.

After the submission of the application, you will receive a confirmation email and an email with a link to record a short video. According to the instructions of the email, you must record a video within 24 hours after receiving the email. It takes no more than ten minutes to record the video. You have to answer two questions each in two minutes. Consider that this is mandatory to record video.

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For more details about Swedish Institute Leader Lab Program For Young Civil Society Leaders, please visit the Swedish Institute website.

You may also be eligible for these opportunities:

• MMEG Grants for Women from Developing Countries
• Actuarial Science Free Online Course by Australian National University
• Women’s Leadership Accelerator 2023 by Online News Association
• Humanitarian Response to Conflict and Disaster free online course
• Digital Humanities Free Online Course

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• Organizer: Online News Association
• Deadline: November 10, 2022  – 11:59 p.m. EST (4:59 UTC)
• Cohort Announcement: February/March 2023
• Required language: English
• Location: Online & in Philadelphia, USA

The Women’s Leadership Accelerator is a rigorous program of mentoring, discussion, and learning from some of the most influential minds in digital media. Participants work closely with mentors on challenges specific to their careers and receive ongoing support and coaching from ONA.

• In March, there will be a virtual hello meeting, followed by individual virtual welcome coaching between March and April, and an in-person cohort workshop in April/May. concentrated on practical personal and professional work; candid discussions in the newsroom about leadership, work-life balance, and problem-solving; deep dives into developing leadership and management skills; and one-on-one coaching from industry leaders
• A year of check-ins, practical, targeted advice, and personal coaching on specific challenges.
• Registration for the Online News Association Conference (#ONA23) in 2023
• The cohort’s closing workshop will take place in August, coinciding with ONA23.
• The chance to be a part of a peer group that will serve as a strong career-long support system.

Eligibility Criteria:

• All women working in digital news media, including freelancers, are welcome to apply.
• They are looking for women who do not understand the digital journalism landscape but are contributing to its advancement creatively.
• Applicants should have prior experience managing people or projects and be eager to learn new skills.

Application Requirements:

• Your personal details
• Biography (written as 3rd person)
• Resume
• Applicant’s photo
• Answer to essay questions
  • Describe the problem or challenge you are facing (500 words or fewer)
  • Why is it important to solve this challenge (250 words or fewer)
  • What do you hope to personally gain from participating in the women’s leadership accelerator (250 words or fewer)
• Example of change making
  • Share a brief example of how you were involved in bringing about change in your organization and/or the journalism industry. (max. 250 words)
• Recommendation letter

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Program Timeline:

For more information about Women’s Leadership Accelerator, please visit the Online News Association’s website.

More opportunities you may be eligible for:

• Humanitarian Response to Conflict and Disaster free online course
• Digital Humanities Free Online Course
• Honjo Foundation Scholarship for International Students in Japan
• Harvard University Environment Fellowship
• Effective Leadership Free Online Course

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