Ambassador program · 2026–27
Bring IASC to your school.
Ambassadors are the local leaders of the IASC community — recruiting participants, running info sessions, and connecting teachers to the competition. Expect a few hours a month.
What you get
Recognition that holds up
Leadership title
Serve as the official IASC Ambassador for your school, listed by name on this website.
Certificate & digital badge
An official certificate and a shareable badge verifying your role and term.
Ambassador briefings
A direct email line to the organizing team and early access to competition announcements.
Ambassador network
Introductions to ambassadors at other schools, coordinated by the IASC team.
Early access
You hear about announcements, deadlines, and changes before they go out to everyone else.
Verified role letter
A signed letter from IASC confirming your role, term, and measurable contribution — useful supporting documentation for applications.
The role
What ambassadors do
- Recruit participants at your school
- Connect with teachers and clubs
- Organize information sessions
- Promote IASC on social media
- Grow the IASC community locally
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. You’ll hear back by email within two weeks.
Compete as well as lead.
Ambassadors can enter the competition too. Registration is free and closes November 1, 2026.
- Free — no entry or submission fee
- Under a minute, six fields
- No idea or team needed yet