Making classrooms inclusive, relevant, and engaging for all students; inspiring them to learn, work, and thrive as responsible global citizens.
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Partnering with institutions of higher education to support and train globally competent educators and leaders — and to build inclusive campus cultures.
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Working in collaboration with stakeholders in rural communities to design future-ready education ecosystems for all students to thrive.
Learn MoreWe offer over a dozen global competence micro-credentials, which allow educators to demonstrate mastery of a range of skills to promote global competence within the K-12 learner experience.
Learn MoreOffering a range of classroom resources, materials and tools for educators to integrate global competence into teaching and learning.
Learn MoreComprehensive School Partnerships
World Savvy partners holistically with administrators, educators and students to build inclusive, adaptive, and future-ready learning environments. Our multi-year partnerships are designed collaboratively with school leaders to align with each building’s strategic vision and goals.
Global Issues, Local Action
“We created a virtual reality (VR) game where you could go around and convince people in the stimulation to not smoke by giving them facts, which not only teaches the people in the game, but to also teaches you these smoking facts.”
“We wanted to bring waste management at schools to a larger scale, because we have seen that people are wasting the cafeteria trays and utensils. We’d like to spread awareness about all the waste that our schools produce.”
“We created designs and turned them into stickers, magnets, postcards and other things that people could utilize in their daily lives, and constantly remind them that they can make a change in the world.”
“We want to make our take on a free Little Library, but not with books. Instead, we want to give out living essentials. We did not want to just raise awareness, we wanted to directly impact homelessness.”
CIGARETTE SMOKING
“We created a virtual reality (VR) game where you could go around and convince people in the stimulation to not smoke by giving them facts, which not only teaches the people in the game, but to also teaches you these smoking facts.”
SCHOOL WASTE
“We wanted to bring waste management at schools to a larger scale, because we have seen that people are wasting the cafeteria trays and utensils. We’d like to spread awareness about all the waste that our schools produce.”
RECYCLING
“We created designs and turned them into stickers, magnets, postcards and other things that people could utilize in their daily lives, and constantly remind them that they can make a change in the world.”
Homelessness
“We want to make our take on a free Little Library, but not with books. Instead, we want to give out living essentials. We did not want to just raise awareness, we wanted to directly impact homelessness.”