Climate Action
What can you expect?
As individuals, we hold the key to empowering the next generation to not only understand the climate crisis but to actively participate in the solutions. By integrating climate action into our teaching, our projects and our actions, we can transform this urgent issue into a responsibility that every person feels capable of addressing and being deeply connected to.
Many people are aware of the environmental crisis, but awareness alone is not enough. How do we create spaces where people feel capable of taking action? How do we move from discussion to participation, responsibility, and collective change?
This course aims to help you explore practical ways to bring climate action, sustainability, and collective responsibility into education, community projects, and daily practice. Through shared learning, discussions, and hands-on experiences, we hope to support you in turning concern into meaningful action.
What will you gain?
Tools and strategies to integrate climate-based education into your current practices.
Inspiration and confidence to shift your classroom or workplace from a place of potential tension to one of healthy dialogue and collaboration.
Practical approaches to develop youth leadership, critical thinking and empathy.
A supportive, lasting network of like-minded people striving for the same goal
Time and space to plan, reflect and build actionable projects you can implement at home.
Why should you join?
We have the opportunity to shape how the next generation understands the world and their role in it. But in a time of growing crises, uncertainty, and division, many of us feel unsure how to help our students, friends, and family move from awareness to meaningful action.
This programme is here to change that.
This course is for teachers, youth workers, activists, and anyone interested in education who believes education should do more than inform—it should empower. You’ll explore practical ways to build curiosity, responsibility, and confidence in your classrooms and communities, turning learning into something that leads to real action.
Education isn’t just about understanding the world as it is. It’s about giving the next generation the tools to shape what comes next.
Course Themes
Another Kind of Teacher
Discover the key ideas behind being “another kind of teacher.” We will share pedagogical methods based on collective learning, gaining a global perspective, and experience-based projects that can have a profound effect on students today.
The Nine Planetary Boundaries
Explore project-based learning as a method to encourage full participation and collaboration. We will delve into the limits of Earth’s natural systems, beyond which we risk serious harm to the planet’s environment and our way of life, as well as their correlation with the global economy’s perpetual growth.
Cross-Curricular Environmental Education
We will learn and discuss how and why to teach about nature and sustainable practices such as gardening, we will analyse our own curricula and demands from our work, to see how we can use it to push our students to engage collectively with climate action.
Critical Thinking & Transformative Action
Unpack the messaging, propaganda, and bias that affect our youth and society. Learn about the immediate impact of marketing towards people and the planet, as well as the importance of analysing the motives of media and advertisement.
Action Planning
Throughout the week, we gain many tools and ideas. We dedicate this last theme to planning! In small groups, you will determine one or two concrete activities or small-projects to activate your youth. You’ll give and receive feedback, and plan follow-up meetings to ensure you have the support to implement your plans successfully.
More information
When and where?
The course goes from the 8th to 14th of November 2026, the dates include the arrival and departure dates. You can agree with us to come a day or two earlier. The camp will happen at the Tvind International School Centre, Skorkaervej 8, Ulfborg, 6990, Denmark.
How much will it cost?
Individual Participants: Standard Rate: €540
Student/Youth Rate (18-25): €432 (20% discount)
Group Rates: 3+ participants: €405 per person (25% discount)
This money will cover food, accommodation, all the workshops and experiences that you will take during the camp, some extra activities, and a lift from and to the local train station. The travel from your home country to Denmark is not included. If you cannot afford the full fee, you can reach out to us about the possibility for a Scholarship.
Who can join?
The course is dedicated to anyone who is passionate about education and working with children or youth. Everybody over 17 years old who is ready to live in an experiential camp, challenge themselves, and share 5 days with a team is welcome!
The camp will be in English.
How to apply?
Fill in the box below to get the first info-package! Once you do, you will be asked to book a 30-minute first consultation with us for more information, during which you will be able to ask all of your questions. Then, you will be asked to fill out an official application form once you’ve decided if this camp is for you!
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