Central Interior BC Science Exhibition is the regional science fair for School Districts 28, 57 and 91 (Central Interior, British Columbia), where students present original science, engineering and innovation projects to judges.
National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL) and SLAC, administered by ORISE
A six-week summer program where high-school students and recent graduates from the Denver and Bay areas explore scientific research, energy technologies and STEM careers with national-lab scientists.
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA)
IUCAA's yearly open day in Pune around National Science Day, with popular science lectures, demonstrations, a quiz, film screenings and essay-writing and drawing competitions for school students.
Ankara Japonca Konuşma Yarışması Düzenleme Komitesi – Japonya Büyükelçiliği, Ankara
An annual Japanese-language presentation contest in Ankara, organised with the Embassy of Japan, open to Turkish learners of Japanese aged 15 and over, including lise students.
A free 16-week after-school program in which Grade 9-12 students in British Columbia form teams of 6-10 to launch and run a real student business with business mentors.
Centre for Nurturing Computing Excellence (CeNCE), NUS School of Computing
Singapore's national cybersecurity olympiad for secondary and JC students, modelled on the International Cybersecurity Olympiad (ICO) and run annually by NUS School of Computing's CeNCE.
Forman Christian College (A Chartered University), Intermediate Programme
Forman Christian College (FCCU) Lahore offers tuition merit scholarships to high achievers of the SSC (Matric) examination and need-based financial aid to students joining its two-year Intermediate programme (boys only). The 2027 admission session has not been announced.
A University of Sheffield programme for Year 12 students interested in a law degree and a legal career, with taster sessions, court and law firm visits and a residential. Applications open each September.
Government of New Brunswick — Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour (SEED)
A New Brunswick government program that helps students entering Grade 10 to 12 (and older students) find paid summer jobs of up to 12 weeks with approved employers, or run a student business.
Learn journalism with program guidance, interview people, write their stories and prepare pieces for participants, families and Bridge Ink. Eight places are described. Interviews may be virtual, but this track requires local in-person participation.
Wyoming DECA's 2027 state conference, where high-school members compete in business and marketing events (marketing, finance, hospitality, management and entrepreneurship); top finishers can qualify for DECA's International Career Development Conference.