All programs

Scouts Canada's section for ages 15–17: youth-led outdoor adventures, community service, career exploration and leadership.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

A three-year (S4–S6) programme for West of Scotland state-school pupils aiming for Dentistry, Law, Medicine or Veterinary Medicine, leading to an adjusted offer at Glasgow.

• S4–S6
• Cost not published

An MOE scholarship awarded in Pre-University 1 to Singapore citizens admitted to the Music Elective Programme (MEP), giving two years of support.

• Sec 4 – JC1
• Cost not published

Conduct coastal field and laboratory research with ocean scientists in a funded residential program for Maine high-school juniors.

• Grade 11
• No fee

Intensive, college-level online art and design courses from the Rhode Island School of Design for students in grades 10–12, with live online studio classes two days a week and critiques by professional artists.

• Grades 10–12
• Fee: $4,635 USD

Memorize and recite published poetry, progressing from a local competition toward the national finals.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

A week-long residential natural-resources leadership program at UK's Robinson Forest for high-school students interested in forests, insects, water and wildlife.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

California FBLA's 2027 state conference where high-school members compete in business competitive events (accounting, marketing, finance, management, technology, public speaking and more) and attend leadership workshops; top finishers can qualify for the FBLA national conference.

• Grades 9–12
• Fee charged, amount not published

A neuroscience competition for high-school students: win a local Brain Bee, then compete nationally for prizes and a place at the International Brain Bee.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

A six-week residential summer program where motivated high school students work deeply on number theory and learn to write rigorous proofs.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

YMCA model state government program for Rhode Island high school students, culminating in a conference at the State Capitol.

• Grades 9–12
• Fee charged, amount not published

Rotary GB&I's team public speaking competition: teams of three (Chairperson, Speaker, Vote of Thanks) present on a topic of their choice through local heats, district finals and cluster finals.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published