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    Global Leadership

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    Global Leadership at Earlscliffe focuses on leadership in an international context through theory plus practical application.

    Last verified: 18 Feb 2026Reviewed by:Succeed Editorial
    Global Leadership

    Key facts

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    Ages 13–17

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 13–17

    Location / Region

    Folkestone

    Cost

    From £3,795

    Duration

    2 weeks

    Format

    In person

    Next deadline

    Not announced · Next cycle not announced

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    PoliticsPublic Speaking

    Accommodation: Residential campus (boarding houses)

    Meals: Meals are held in the dining room; varied menu with a mixture of British and international cuisine.

    Outcomes: ["Understand global systems and challenges", "Develop strategic leadership skills", "Practise cross-cultural communication", "Apply leadership in practical contexts"]

    TL;DR

    Global Leadership at Earlscliffe focuses on leadership in an international context through theory plus practical application. Students study leadership theory and global systems (international relations, diplomacy, economics, policy), and take part in seminars, case studies, simulations and role-play (e.g., negotiation/summit scenarios). The programme emphasises teamwork and cross-cultural collaboration, and aims to build communication, problem-solving, and international awareness for future study/careers in areas such as politics, international relations, and public policy.

    What is Global Leadership?

    Global Leadership at Earlscliffe focuses on leadership in an international context through theory plus practical application. Students study leadership theory and global systems (international relations, diplomacy, economics, policy), and take part in seminars, case studies, simulations and role-play (e.g., negotiation/summit scenarios). The programme emphasises teamwork and cross-cultural collaboration, and aims to build communication, problem-solving, and international awareness for future study/careers in areas such as politics, international relations, and public policy.

    What you actually do

    Students learn via interactive seminars and hands-on workshops (20 hours/week), plus practical leadership activities like negotiations, policy-making exercises, and collaborative group projects. The programme includes “Time to Shine” presentations, fieldwork that connects learning to real-world settings, English language development within the academic programme, and a social programme with full-day trips (Wednesdays and Sundays), with examples including Canterbury and Central London.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      20 hours/week subject-specific academic content (seminars + practical workshops)

    2. 2

      Small classes (max 12)

    3. 3

      Simulations/role-play (negotiations, summits), case studies, leadership workshops

    4. 4

      Fieldwork sessions beyond the classroom

    5. 5

      Time to Shine project + ceremony; public speaking focus

    6. 6

      Full-day excursions (Wednesdays and Sundays)

    7. 7

      Academic coaching

    8. 8

      Certificate of Achievement; option to request a personalised reference letter

    Key dates and deadlines

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Minimum English level: B1+

    • No prior knowledge of politics/international relations required (open to students with interest in leadership/global affairs/diplomacy).

    Cost, funding, and what's included

    Entry cost

    From £3,795

    What's included

    Tuition Fees (Residential): 3795

    Curriculum / what you'll study

    The programme covers the following focus areas.

    Course Modules and Objectives

    Time to Shine (Public Speaking & Presenting)

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    Daily schedule overview

    A typical day during the programme.

    Time to Shine Project: Week One

    Time to Shine Project: Week One

    Time to Shine Project: Week Two

    Time to Shine Project: Week Two

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