Applications Open for IOC Young Leaders Programme 2025-2028

Apply for the IOC Young Leaders Programme 2025-2028 to develop sport-based solutions for community challenges. Deadline: October 21, 2024.

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Applications Open for IOC Young Leaders Programme 2025-2028

Important Dates:

  • Post Date: October 09, 2024
  • Deadline: October 21, 2024

Donor Name: International Olympic Committee
Category: Events

Overview: The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is inviting young talents who are passionate about using the power of sport to address social challenges in their communities to apply for the IOC Young Leaders Programme 2025-2028. The programme spans four years, allowing participants to develop a sport-based programme, project, or social business that provides a localized solution to a pressing community issue.

Programme Phases:

  • Phase 1: 4-Week Learning Sprint

    • Completion of the 4-Week Learning Sprint is required to be eligible for the programme.
    • The sessions will take place from October 22 to November 12, 2024, every Tuesday.
    • Learning materials and session recordings will be available on the Learning Hub starting October 15, 2024.
  • Phase 2: IOC Young Leaders Programme Application

    • After completing the 4-Week Learning Sprint and earning a Certificate of Participation, candidates can apply for the programme.

Benefits of the Programme:

  • Monthly expert-led workshops and guidance
  • Access to thought-leaders and inspirational figures
  • Exclusive invitations to the bi-annual IOC Youth Summit
  • Opportunities to attend and speak at global gatherings
  • Networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities
  • Leadership coaching
  • Dedicated support team

Funding Information:

  • Year 1: Ideation, research & development – CHF 1,000
  • Year 2: Design & Launch – CHF 5,000
  • Year 3: Project Scaling – CHF 3,000
  • Year 4: Sustainable Execution – CHF 1,000

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Age Requirement: 20-28 years old in 2024.
  • Completion of the 4-Week Learning Sprint with a Certificate of Participation.
  • Submission of a plan for a programme, project, or social business using sport as a sustainable development tool.
  • The plan should address an existing community issue aligned with the UN SDGs and incorporate Olympic values.
  • Minimum Education Level: High school diploma or equivalent.
  • At least one year of work experience (internships and part-time jobs are considered).

For more information, visit the official IOC Website.

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