Workshops at scheduled events

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Every year, the IB schedules and organizes a wide range of professional development workshops to strengthen individual teaching practice and professional learning communities.

IB workshops provide a collaborative environment for IB teachers and staff across all four IB programmes. Schools seeking authorization or under evaluation can register their teachers, coordinators and school heads for scheduled workshops to meet professional development requirements. 

Non-IB educators also benefit from attending professional development workshops under Categories 1 and 3. Learn more about our workshop categories. 

You can see a detailed list of all IB-approved workshops in our latest IB Workshops and Services catalogue. All workshops are delivered by trained IB educators (IBEN), underpinned by the IB’s quality assurance framework.

View the list of approved workshop providers at the bottom of this page.

Delivery options 

Individual educators can attend any of these workshops face-to-face, online, or virtually.

Find workshops using our web search tool. You can filter your research by keyword(s), location, category, programme, delivery option, or language. 

 

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Before exploring our workshops, please find out more about our three different workshop delivery options available for individuals, below. 

1. Scheduled face-to-face workshops

Face-to-face workshops take place at several events which the IB and our partners organize throughout the world. Every event generally consists of multiple workshops, hosted at conference venues, hotels and IB World Schools.
Find out more about face-to-face workshops.

2. Scheduled virtual workshops

IB virtual workshops are primarily synchronous: They closely resemble the experience of face-to-face workshops, but through a virtual platform. They offer comprehensive learning over three to six consecutive days.
Find out more about virtual workshops.

3. Scheduled online workshops 

Online workshops are generally four weeks long, offering a primarily asynchronous learning option, led by an experienced online facilitator. They also offer participants a unique opportunity to network, share experiences and best practices with other teachers around the world.
Find out more about online workshops.

 

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Request a workshop

The IB also delivers group workshops to educators from one or more schools in the same area, upon request. 

Any current IB World School, candidate or interested school can submit a workshop request for a minimum of six or seven participants.

Find out more about how to request a workshop.

Further information

Please refer to any applicable Terms and Conditions and the PD Conduct Policy before registering for any PD offering.

Approved workshop providers

The IB collaborates with approved workshop providers to deliver high-quality professional development for IB teachers. Below, you can find all approved providers in the Africa, Europe, Middle East, and Americas regions.

IB Africa, Europe, Middle East

Provider name

Country

Website

École Oasis Internationale

Egypt

https://fr.ecoleoasisinternationale.com/

ENKA Schools

Turkey

https://www.enka.k12.tr/istanbul/

Ibicus

United Kingdom

https://www.ibicus.org.uk/

IBSCA

United Kingdom

https://www.ibsca.org.uk/

International College

Lebanon

https://www.ic.edu.lb/

InThinking

Andorra

https://inthinking.net/

ISTA

United Kingdom

https://ista.co.uk/

Maltepe University

Turkey

https://www.maltepe.edu.tr/

Qatar Foundation

Qatar

https://www.qf.org.qa/

Queen Rania Teacher Academy

Jordan

https://qrta.edu.jo/en

St Clare's, Oxford

United Kingdom

https://stclares.ac.uk/

Taaleem

United Arab Emirates

https://www.taaleem.ae/

The Aga Khan Academy Mombasa

Kenya

https://www.agakhanacademies.org/mombasa

Universidad Camilo José Cela

Spain

https://www.ucjc.edu/

Vienna International School

Austria

https://www.vis.ac.at/

 

IB Americas

Provider name

Country/State

Website

BCAIBWS (British Columbia Association of IB World Schools)

Canada

https://bcaibws.ca/

Branksome Hall

Canada

https://www.branksome.on.ca/

CASIE (Center for the Advancement & Study of International Education)

United States/Georgia

https://www.casieonline.org/

CAWS (California Association of IB World Schools)

United States/California

https://www.cawsib.org/

FLIBS (Florida League of IB Schools)

United States/Florida

https://flibs.org/

IBARMS (Rocky Mountain Association of IB World Schools)

United States/Colorado

https://www.ibarms.org/ib/

ISTA (International Schools Theatre Association)

United Kingdom

https://ista.co.uk/

Rice University (Rice University School of Continuing Studies) 

United States/Texas

https://glasscock.rice.edu/

SEBIQ (Société des écoles du monde du BI du Québec et de la francophonie et en anglais / Society of IB World School of Québec and French-Speaking world)

Canada

https://sebiq.ca/

TIBS (Texas IB Schools)

United States/Texas

https://www.texasibschools.org/

UCC (Upper Canada College)

Canada

https://www.ucc.on.ca/

UNIS (United Nations International School)

United States/New York

https://www.unis.org/

UWC (United World College)

New Mexico

https://www.uwc.org/

AACBI (Asociación Andina de Colegios de Bachillerato Internacional)

Columbia

https://www.aacbi.org.co/

ACCBIRP (Asociación de Colegios del Bachillerato Internacional del Rio de la Plata)

Argentina

N/A

ACHBI (Asociación Chilena del Bachillerato Internacional)

Chile

http://www.achbi.cl/

ASCIBP (Asociación de Colegios IB Perú)

Peru

http://ascibp.pe/

ASECCBI (Asociación ecuatoriana de coordinadores de colegios B.I.)

Ecuador

https://aseccbi.edu.ec/

IBAMEX (IB-Associación Mexicana)

Mexico

http://www.ibamex.com/