Gloal Leadership Programs
Global Impact in the USADuring October of 10th grade, all students are given the opportunity to participate in our Global Impact in the USA program as part of the curriculum. While taking part in this program, students take joint classes with American students at sister schools, join group studies, participate in volunteer activities, and complete individual research and project reports resulting in constructive, cross-cultural experiences.
IIHS Model UNESCO(UNESCO Associated Schools Project)This project provides students with the opportunity to debate and discuss global issues. By incorporating UNESCO’s ideology and philosophy based on peace, human rights, and international understanding into the school curriculum, this program prepares students to become future world leaders with substantive global views. Students deal with global issues and the role of the United Nations system concerning issues such as education for sustainable development, peace and human rights, and intercultural learning. Many students have won awards, and others have organized and participated in nationwide Model United Nations.
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (International Youth Achievement Award)This internationally recognized program is utilized as an important tool to recognize and foster the development of students potential capacities. The determining criteria for earning this prestigious honor requires students to show active involvement and dedication in physical training, self-development, volunteering, and exploring activities. Many students have won the Bronze prize and above.
Sister School RelationshipsIIHS has set up sister school relationships with various foreign schools, such as Skyline High School (Utah, USA), Cottonwood High School (Utah, USA), Taylorsville High School (Utah, USA), and 天津 第 1中學校 (China). IIHS has maintained ongoing relationships with these schools through various joint class programs. IIHS has been in partnership with the University of Utah since 2009 and has implemented international educational programs through this partnership. IIHS has also worked with the University of George Mason Korea in order to develop various programs.
Global Minds with Renowned Public SpeakersIIHS does its best to provide a globally-focused educational environment for students. Throughout the year, IIHS invites renowned public speakers to share what it actually means to have a global mindset, what it takes to become a global leader, and how students can best take advantage of their skills and education in their future professional careers. IIHS has invited ambassadors, diplomats, and scientists to conduct lectures, presentations, and discussions which entertain, inform, and inspire students.
