Applications are now open for the UNESCO MGIEP/APCEIU 12th Youth Leadership Workshop on GCED 2026 (Funded). The deadline is March 26, 2026. APCEIU and UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP), along with the GCED Youth Network, will host this event in Seoul, Republic of Korea. The theme is “Translating Peace into Action: Leveraging Media and the Arts for Youth Advocacy.” Young leaders can gain funded travel and skills to spark change in their communities. This article covers workshop details, eligibility rules, costs covered, and steps to apply.
APCEIU, UNESCO MGIEP, and the GCED Youth Network organize the workshop. It focuses on the theme of turning peace into action through media and arts for youth advocacy. The goal is to help young people engage with global issues and lead change at home. GCED stands for Global Citizenship Education, which builds skills for peace, sustainable development, and awareness of the world. Participants will learn creative ways to advocate for peace. These skills bring real benefits to communities.
Here are the costs covered for selected participants:
- All accommodations
- Meals
- Local transportation
- Round-trip international airfare to and from Seoul, Republic of Korea
Those who finish the workshop can apply for an exclusive mentorship program. This helps them build their projects further.
To qualify, you must meet these criteria:
- Born between 1998 and 2007
- Proficient in spoken and written English
- At least 2 years of active experience in youth activities
- Committed to run GCED training programs within 3 months after the workshop
- From an Official Development Assistance (ODA) recipient country
- Completed the prerequisite online course on the GCED Online Campus
The first step is to finish the prerequisite course on the GCED Online Campus. This prepares you for the workshop content.
Follow these steps to apply:
- Fully complete the application form with your personal information and motivations.
- Upload these documents in the form: Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume, a 1-minute self-introduction video, and the prerequisite course certificate.
Use the online application form. For more details, check the official workshop page.
Sources do not list a full agenda or selection process details. Still, they stress the need for strong commitment from applicants. You can visit the official site for any updates on schedules or past events. Mentorship after the workshop offers extra support for your ideas. With the deadline so close, act fast to submit your application.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deadline for the UNESCO MGIEP/APCEIU workshop?
The application deadline is March 26, 2026, so submit soon.
Who can apply for this youth leadership workshop?
You must be born between 1998 and 2007, from an ODA recipient country, proficient in English, with 2 years of youth experience and the prerequisite course completed.
What costs does the workshop cover?
It covers round-trip airfare, accommodations, meals, and local transportation in Seoul.
How do I apply for the workshop?
Complete the prerequisite course, then fill the online form with your CV, 1-minute self-introduction video, and course certificate.
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