Overview
Junior Model United Nations (JMUN) is an educational program specifically tailored to middle school students. The program aims to develop students’ skills in diplomacy, teamwork, and critical thinking. It accomplishes this by providing students with a unique perspective on the Sustainable Development Goals.
Junior MUN inspires an early interest in global affairs, which lays the foundation for future leadership. Through this program, students learn about the complexities of international relations and the importance of collaboration between nations. This experience helps students to become more informed, responsible, and empathetic global citizens.
By focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals, Junior MUN encourages students to think critically about how to address the world’s most pressing challenges, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. This equips students with the skills they need to become influential leaders and change-makers in the future.
Key Facts
Age
Middle school students
Duration
Usually 3-4 days of conference
Requirements
At least A2 English proficiency
MUN in Numbers
More than 2 million participants per year
Used as an educational model in more than 110 countries
More than 2000 conference organised per year
102 years of tradition
Outcomes
Outcomes
Especially designed for middle school students to build a foundation towards academic and personal growth
Introduces students to global affairs and diplomacy
Teaches cooperation and leadership skills
Assists students in becoming informed global citizens
Introduces students to SDGs and their importance for a better world
Raises awareness about global issues
Contributes to CV and college admissions
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