Introducing TED Summer School!
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Announcing TED Summer School! A two-week summer program for students aged 15-18 to discover and share their best ideas with expert tutors. -- What if your summer could change how you see yourself? In partnership with Immerse Education, TED is introducing TED Summer School: a transformative two-week summer program for students aged 15-18 to discover, shape, and share their best ideas under the guidance of expert tutors. Students will have the opportunity to join either remotely or in-person in New York, London, or Singapore. Learn more about TED Summer School and how you can sign up for either the remote program or the in-person program: https://www.ted.com/summerschool This video made possible in collaboration with @ImmerseEducation Learn more about how TED-Ed partnerships work: https://bit.ly/TEDEdPartner
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