東京都 産業労働局 商工部 創業支援課 (Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs)
A free seven-month startup programme from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in which high school and kosen students turn their business ideas into real ventures with seminars, workshops and dedicated mentors.
A fully funded week-long educational trip to Belgium and France for 20 Canadian students aged 15-17 who have made outstanding contributions to their communities.
AFS Japan's one-school-year high school exchange with a host family abroad; the additional selection round for 2027 departures is now accepting applications on a first-come basis.
University of Mississippi — Office of Pre-College Programs / Trent Lott Leadership Institute
A five-week residential leadership and ethics program at the University of Mississippi where rising seniors earn seven college credit hours and engage with government and civic leaders, including a Washington, D.C. visit.
A free nationwide event run by NPO Katariba where high school students present and reflect on projects they started themselves, through regional Summits leading to a national Summit in March 2027.
A January-to-June mentorship at the Art Gallery of Peterborough for Grade 11-12 students aged 16 to 20 to learn from professional artists and show work in a public exhibition.
公益社団法人日本国際生活体験協会 (EIL Japan / The Experiment in International Living Japan)
EIL Japan's high school exchange sends Japanese students abroad for about a school year with a host family; monthly selection rounds for summer-2027 departures run through January 2027.
Türk Kültür Vakfı (AFS Türkiye) aracılığıyla bir öğretim yılı, bir dönem ya da üç ay boyunca yurt dışında gönüllü bir ev sahibi ailenin yanında kalarak liseye devam etme fırsatı.
A four-part Holocaust Educational Trust course for two post-16 state-school students per school in the North East region, including a one-day visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau. A coordinating teacher applies for the school.
A free multi-year college-access and leadership program for Chicago juniors: support to apply to and enroll in a best-fit college, then career and leadership development through college.
A four-part Holocaust Educational Trust course for two post-16 state-school students per school in the North West region, including a one-day visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau. A coordinating teacher applies for the school.