The IB has launched a new mode of workshop delivery to ensure we respond to the learning needs of schools worldwide during the global pandemic.
Virtual workshops are synchronous learning experiences available to schools and groups of schools upon request. They involve live interaction with workshop facilitators through a dedicated virtual platform, or ‘virtual classroom’. Educators engage with the same content and achieve the same learning outcomes as our face-to-face workshops.
This new way to participate in workshops virtually allows schools seeking authorization or preparing for evaluation to meet the IB’s professional development requirements. To request a virtual workshop, a minimum of seven participants are required.
Click to read a step-by-step-guide on how to request a workshop via our online portal.
How do virtual workshops work?
Participants can access our virtual platform individually from their personal computers in the comfort of their homes, completing both synchronous and asynchronous (self-paced) learning activities over 2 consecutive days.
Certificates of Completion
A completion certificate will be awarded to all participants who successfully complete the workshop. Please read our completion requirements here.
Have you already completed a workshop? You can access your certificate of completion here.
Information about workshops accredited in Australia
Find information about workshops accredited in Australia (NSW and ACT) here.
More information
Pricing
Read more about workshops pricing in our Global chart of professional development delivery offerings here.
Guidelines to request a virtual workshop
For more information, please read the guidelines for each region below.
- Africa, Europe, Middle East – Access this document in Arabic or Turkish
- Asia-Pacific
- Americas
Read our terms and conditions.
Click to read a step-by-step-guide on how to request a workshop via our online portal.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Find answers to frequently asked questions here.
