Government of the Northwest Territories — Environment and Climate Change
An eight-day land-based science and Indigenous knowledge camp at the Tundra Ecosystem Research Station on Daring Lake for high-school-aged students from the Northwest Territories.
A free national showcase and award for high school volunteer groups, inquiry-learning and SDG projects, run since 2016 by the Kaze ni Tatsu Lion Foundation (founded and chaired by Masashi Sada), culminating in a two-day exhibition and exchange event in Tokyo.
A two-week work experience programme at Buxton Opera House for Year 10 to 13 students living within 30 miles, with applications opening in November 2026.
Youth For Understanding Türkiye sends lise students aged 15-18 abroad for a year, semester, trimester or short program with a volunteer host family; 2027-2028 applications are open.
T.C. Tarım ve Orman Bakanlığı Devlet Su İşleri Genel Müdürlüğü (DSİ)
DSİ's national water-research project competition for lise students aged 15-20; the winner represents Türkiye at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize during World Water Week.
On-site summer work experience at the Science and Technology Facilities Council's Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (Harwell Campus, Didcot) for Year 10–13 students at UK schools, working on individual projects with STFC supervisors.
A one-week, non-credit residential summer institute at Wake Forest University for high school students. Learn how to create and seize business opportunities, large and small.
A voluntary youth board for S2 to S5 pupils in Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire who advise TechFest and Aberdeen Science Centre on STEM events and ideas; registration for 2026-27 has closed.