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.
Spend a school year, a semester or three months at a high school abroad while living with a volunteer host family, through AFS Türkiye (Türk Kültür Vakfı).
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.