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Become an iEARN Member Today!
Join a vibrant community of K-12 schools and youth organizations in more than 140 countries. iEARN-USA equips educators with the skills to integrate online collaboration and global projects in classroom and after-school settings. Learn about our projects, resources, and professional development opportunities that support students to connect with their global peers and become global citizens.
More About Membership
Have a question specifically about membership with iEARN-USA? Ask us here!
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What your membership includes:
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Access to iEARN International Community, Learning Circles, and international collaborative classroom projects
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Access to the Collaboration Centre, our secure Learning Management System (LMS) powered by Schoology
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Virtual Onboarding Session for teachers and administrators
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International Virtual Networking Events
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US member professional development and networking events
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Monthly US newsletter
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Quarterly International newsletter
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On-demand iEARN 101& 102 Training for Educators
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Opportunities to showcase student work through iEARN’s Virtual Project Exhibition
For all membership questions please contact us through the form on this page or email us directly at [email protected].
Membership FAQ
What age group are your programs designed for?
iEARN virtual projects are designed for K-12 students, while our study abroad programs are for high school students and those taking a gap year before college.
What types of projects do you have?
There are over 50 iEARN projects in iEARN, spanning all subject areas and each aligned with at least one of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. Explore our projects in the iEARN Project Book.
Do you have projects in other languages?
Yes, there are iEARN projects in multiple languages. Feel free to reach out to [email protected] to learn more.
Do I have to be a member to do iEARN projects?
Yes, educators must be either individual members of iEARN or members through their school’s/district’s membership in order to engage their students in iEARN projects.
How do I get started with iEARN projects?
Once you join us, our New Member Road Map will guide you through our projects and platform. We are here to support your every step of the way!
How long does it take to complete an iEARN project?
There are over 50 iEARN projects with different time commitments. Some take as little as a couple of class periods while others are designed as semester units.
Can your projects be accessed via mobile device, laptop, and tablet?
Yes, projects are housed in our Collaboration Centre, which can be accessed on any device using the information we provide upon registration.
Is your online platform safe and secure to use?
Yes, our encrypted Collaboration Centre is private, for participants only.
What is the cost to participate in your programs?
Due to the generosity of our funding partners, we are able to offer iEARN-USA projects at a nominal charge of $250 per classroom (limit 35 students).
iEARN-USA also offers school and district partnerships (with multiple school discounts). Please contact us for a quote at [email protected]
Are there any scholarships or discounts available?
If you are interested in joining iEARN, but your school does not have the funds for a membership, please contact us at [email protected].
Our goal is to include as many global youth as possible regardless of finances.
Are there any professional development opportunities available?
iEARN-USA offers a variety of professional development courses, workshops and more. For more information, contact us at [email protected].
How can I share this opportunity with school leadership and fellow educators?
Please share our website with them or reach out to us to schedule an info session.
Can I sponsor memberships for educators or for schools?
Absolutely, if you would like to support programs or partner with us, please contact us at [email protected].
Study Abroad Programs
iEARN-USA is proud to be an implementing organization for several study abroad programs, including the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) programs and the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) that are funded and supported by the United States Department of State Educational and Cultural Affairs Bureau.
