Young Global ImpAct

WORLD SCIENCE

MOVEMENT

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  • The World Science Movement is a key initiative focused on under-funded primary schools and children aged 7-11.


  • We aim that they not only gain knowledge but also develop a passion for conscientious science, while encountering inspirational role models along the way.


  • We’re convinced that, to ignite their curiosity and social awareness, learning must be enjoyable, engaging, and inspiring.

Advancing STEM Education

with a Focus on Sustainability

STEM Kits

Delivery


We deliver advanced STEM Kits to under-funded schools. Science kits transform learning into an adventure, making hands-on experiments feel like playtime for eager young minds.


Training & Digital Platform Access for Teachers


Enhance hands-on learning with our Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)-aligned curriculum and teaching resources, meticulously designed for a tangible learning experience.


We provide educators with training and also seamless access to an intuitive digital platform, brimming with STEM challenges, concise lessons, and dynamic interactive videos that complement the curriculum.

Role Model Engagement


We select Young Global ImpAct (YGA) volunteers from prestigious universities to act as influential role models.


They initiate energetic kick-off sessions that fuel enthusiasm and change the perception of STEM in under-funded schools.

The world is at a critical environmental turning point, and the next

generation holds the potential to guide it towards a healthier path.

To propel worldwide advancement, universal access to advanced technology and scientific knowledge is imperative. Without spreading expertise and empowering communities, we risk insufficient solutions for urgent global challenges and future disasters.

Equipping young minds with the right knowledge and skills not only prepares them for 21st-century challenges but also transforms them into positive influencers for our world, empowered by the ‘STEM for Sustainability’ approach to leverage technology for preventing or reversing climate change.

In the impact tracking research conducted by Ipsos:

“97% of the teachers, state that the YGA science curriculum

positively affects their students’ academic success. ”

Teachers also state that it helps to develop children’s skills such as:


  • A sense of social responsibility to care about the global-scale problems.


  • Problem-solving & critical thinking to understand and question these problems.


  • Self-confidence & growth mindset to tackle these problems with a positive attitude.


  • Creative thinking to offer solutions and innovations to these problems.

On top of nurturing the curiosity and the courage to create know-how with STEM skills

originated in Turkiye and has expanded to 15 countries, reaching 820K+ children by the end of 2023 through successful collaborations.

15

Countries

1845

Under-funded Schools

Strategic Partners:

822,243

Children

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Looking ahead, our vision is to cultivate the growth of this movement globally.

By 2030, our goal is to extend the total reach to 5 million children.


We believe that the UK, with its influential position, can play a pivotal role

in expanding this movement to countries that need it the most.

“Science is to do science, science is to know thyself.”

Yunus Emre


For us, “knowing thyself” has two meanings: utilizing scientific knowledge to create authentic know-how and being aware of personal core values while living them to the fullest. If you also dream of a double-winged youth that knows themselves and fly together in harmony, we’d be honored to meet you.


info@yga.org.uk

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