Development Education Consultation
The Department for International Development have opened a consultation on the design of a new programme for development education. Have your say.
Marketing and Communications Manager: Maternity leave cover
We are looking for an individual with drive, creativity and solid experience in marketing and communications to deliver a fixed term, maternity leave contract.
Autumn teacher training
Join Think Global’s Developing a Global Learning School online course starting Tuesday 31 October and gain in confidence in delivering and advocating for global learning in your school.
Joint submission to the House of Lords Select Committee on Citizenship and Civic Engagement
Think Global is inviting its members to contribute to a joint submission to the House of Lords Select Committee on Citizenship and Civic Engagement. Find out more
The Summer of Change festival
Karen Stenning, founder of Absolute Alchemy and the Summer of Change festival describes how they were inspired to create the festival following the General Election in June. Think Global’s Catherine Richardson took part in the Global Changemakers panel discussion.
Global learning network consultation
Think Global is committed to revitalising its engagement with partners in the global learning sector and we are inviting responses to an online membership survey. Find out more.
Connecting local to global
Global Educator of the Year 2017 finalist Dr Andrew Christie on how he has embedded global learning across the curriculum at Whitehill Junior School.
My global learning journey
Global Educator of the Year 2017 winner Jane Yates shares her journey in global learning at Armathwaite School.
Judging Arts & Minds competition
Rebecca Sharkey, Think Global's Membership and Public Affairs Manager was invited to judge NASUWT's Arts & Minds to celebrate Black History month.
Thinking globally with LRTT: New partnership
Think Global is delighted to be working with Limited Resource Teacher Training (LRTT) on a new global learning course designed to bring global perspectives into UK classrooms.