FAQ

Schools are selected based on a set of general criteria that aim to ensure diversity and inclusiveness. These include:

• Geographic representation across all regions of Lebanon
• Inclusion of both public and private schools
• Representation of different school contexts and capacities
• Willingness of the school to engage in the initiative and complete its requirements

Selection is not based on academic performance or school ranking.

Participating schools are expected to:

• Appoint a focal point to coordinate with the project team
• Complete required questionnaires on the platform in a timely manner
• Encourage participation of students in planned activities
• Engage collaboratively in trainings, discussions, and follow-up activities
• Provide feedback to support learning and improvement of the initiative

Teachers are asked to:

• Participate in trainings and workshops
• Contribute to school discussions and committees
• Share feedback and complete questionnaires when needed
• Facilitate and support student-led projects related to the initiative

Activities are designed to be realistic and aligned with school schedules and curriculum. Schools are encouraged to distribute tasks among staff and work collaboratively.

Yes. Teachers who complete the training with CRDP will receive participation certificates in coordination with the relevant partner.

The platform allows schools to:

• Complete the Index questionnaire and training requests
• Access tools and follow-up materials
• Ensure organized communication and documentation throughout the project

Questionnaires should be completed collaboratively, involving school principal, teachers, and relevant staff to ensure accurate and comprehensive responses.

Yes. Schools can save responses and return to edit them before final submission. Review all inputs before submitting.

Yes. Deadlines will be communicated via email and announced on the platform. Timely submission is important to proceed with the next project steps.

For technical support, contact the School of Citizenship via e-mail: info@schoolofcitizenship.com or via phone: +961 71 643146.

No. Applications for the current academic year are closed. Schools interested in participating are invited to monitor official updates and announcements for future cycles.

Yes. The School of Citizenship is designed to be a 5-year initiative. Additional schools will be considered in upcoming academic years based on program scope and resources.

Organizations interested in partnering with the School of Citizenship are invited to express their interest by contacting the SOC team through the e-mail address : info@schoolofcitizenship.com Partnerships may include technical support, training delivery, research, content development, or community engagement, and are explored based on alignment with the initiative’s objectives and values.

Institutions interested in supporting the School of Citizenship as funders may contact the program team to request detailed information about funding priorities, program scope, and collaboration modalities. Funding partnerships are developed in line with the initiative’s strategic framework and available implementation plans. Contact information: info@schoolofcitizenship.com