Goal:
Develop a training course for teachers on designing an adaptive educational environment.

Format:
Educational course for teachers including video lectures, long reads, practical exercises and cases.

Program audience:
Teacher teams that reached the semi-final of the Teacher of the Future competition.

Result:

• Six topics containing:
  
• video lectures presenting expert knowledge in an educational context
  
• long reads with a selection of cases and instruments expanding the context for each topic
  
• practical exercises for implementing approaches taught by experts in the lectures
  
• cases to test the teachers' skill and knowledge retentio

Goal:
Develop practical tools for integration into the company's existing program.

Format:
A series of practical educational materials on 21st century skills for children and teens under the program "Sberbank for Children and Their Parents."

Program audience:
Parents – employees of Sberbank.

Result:
6 practical guides with more than 100 practical tools for parents

Develop and conduct self-determination programs for the Successors Academy as part of the Career Navigator – Career Choice and Succession course.

Program audience:

• school students
  
• 14–17-year-old entrepreneur and capital owner family member

Result:

• developed 2 programs
  
• conducted 3 training session

Goal:
Increase the involvement of employees with teenage children.

Format:
An interactive event for teens and their parents with two parts: quest that develops the conscious choice skills for teens, and an interactive lecture on topics current for parents

Program audience:

• EVRAZ employees with teenage children.
  
• 14–17-year-old teens

Result:

• Around 60 teens were introduced to the 5 Conscious Choice Steps program and learned lessons helpful in their future career choice
  
• around 50 parents of teens received answers to the hard questions: how to motivate a teenager who "doesn't want anything", how to support a teenager without stifling personal initiative
  

Goal:
Develop and record a series of courses for grade 6–11 school students and their parents that teach decision-making and self-management skills

Format:

• online courses for school students posted on an educational platform with problems and tests
  
• supplementary materials for parents on how to help their children master these skills
  

Program audience:

• grade 6–11 school students
• parents

Result:

• 100 videos on 33 topics posted on the Ticket to the Future online platform for an audience of over 50,000 school students

Goal:
Design and conduct an event motivating students towards a career in a STEM field, and give teachers modern career guidance tools

Program audience:

• senior school students
• schoolteachers
• representatives of Samara universities
• career guidance and STEM professionals

Result:

• lecture centre for 300 school students from 19 schools
• workshop for 32 schoolteachers

PR coverage:

• over 40,000 people
• 32 media publications

Goal:
Teach the community members how to implement business and socially oriented projects

Program content:

• competitive selection of highly motivated participants from the community
• three-month project teamwork supported by trackers and the centre
• creating real solution prototypes
• attracting primary investments for project implementation

Program audience:

• 18–24-year-old young adults
• business community experts
• coaches

Result:

• the program has functioned for 3 year within the foundation
• the program has received the Eleanor Meyerhoff Katz Innovation Award
• community members regularly create socially oriented projects

Goal:
Design and launch a pilot community of senior school students focused on non-STEM professions/careers.

Project format:

• research
• a series of offline events with leaders of professional communities
• launching an online community for senior school students

Program audience:

• senior school students in Moscow

Result:

• a series of events developed and conducted based on the identified key topics
• creating an online community of over 15,000 members

Goal:
Develop and teach an educational course for caregivers at children's homes within a program for teenagers from children's homes.

Project format:

• Weekly webinars on the tomyfuture.ru private portal with monthly practical homework assignments

Topics

• specifics of adolescence: historical background, psychology, physiology
• special aspects of communicating with orphans
• supporting specialists in their job: preventing burnout
• tools for creating a professional community

Program audience:

• caregivers and teachers at children's homes in the Russian regions.

Result:

• 24 webinars by 10 professionals qualified in working with adolescents.

Goal:
Design and conduct an event motivating students towards a career in a STEM field, and supply teachers with modern career guidance tools.

Program audience:

• Senior school students, schoolteachers, representatives of Samara universities, career guidance and STEM professionals.

Result:

• lecture centre for 300 school students from 19 schools
• workshop for 32 schoolteachers
• PR coverage: over 40,000 people, 32 media publications

Goal:
Promote STEM education among school students; prepare future employees for regional companies.

Project format:

• A stable career guidance model based on the existing school infrastructure.

Program audience:

• teachers
• senior school students
• Arconic employees

Result:

• developed an annual career guidance program focused on developing decision-making skills centred around STEM professions
• the program is implemented in the blended learning format in 17 schools with the participation of over 1000 students.

Goal:

• formulating basic interaction principles for 4 audiences within the program
  
• conducting adaptation events
  
• in accordance with the formulated principles
  
• assessment of tutors and students
  

Project format:

• strategic sessions
• training sessions
• individual work

Program audience:

• FEFU tutors
• first-year program students
• teaching staff
• administrators

Goal:

• Update the project lab format and add practical tools to achieve more tangible results.

Project format:

• a series of engaging lectures for the lab participants
• competitive selection of participants
• project labs using action research and design thinking/service design business tools
• supervising pilot project implementation by teams of participants

Program audience:

• 18–35-year-old young professional in the humanities

Result:

• 14 events in the following formats: lectures, training sessions, meetings with international experts
  
• events in 4 cities: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Kazan

Goal:

• Create an environment where 14–17-year-old Russians can develop projects and business activities.

Program content:

• a series of annual events for school students and the community
• open meetings /motivational lectures
• training sessions
• project schools
• best projects forum
• immersion camp

Program audience:

• young people
• schools
• Departments of Education
• urban communities

Result:

• 2,400 school students
• 3 cities
• 52 events