Geography Ambassadors
The Geography Ambassador scheme recruits, trains and supports undergraduate, post-graduate and professional geographers from universities and businesses to act as ambassadors for geography in the classroom and beyond.
The Geography Ambassador scheme recruits, trains and supports undergraduate, post-graduate and professional geographers from universities and businesses to act as ambassadors for geography in the classroom and beyond.
The scheme is a great way to introduce students to the many exciting and relevant benefits of studying geography, widening their perception of the subject and encouraging them to pursue it beyond the compulsory stages.
Ambassadors are positive role models for pupils and illustrate – via a range of informative, interactive and enjoyable sessions – the transferable skills and interests they have developed as geographers.
The scheme works closely with schools, universities, as well as organisations, offering the opportunity for all to strengthen their links with each other on a local, regional and national scale. Ambassador visits are arranged through the Ambassadors own engagement with schools and through the project team at the Society.
Ambassadors run sessions on a range of themes, including promoting geography at GCSE, A Level, university and within careers.
Students: Become an Ambassador
Find out more and apply to become part of the scheme if you're an undergraduate, postgraduate or recent graduate.
Schools: Request an Ambassador
Learn more about our highly recommended classroom support programme.
Universities: Get involved
We welcome all universities that feature a geography, or relevant, degree course as part of their academic teaching to be involved in the Ambassador scheme.
FAQ
Read our frequently asked questions.
Contact us
If you have any further questions, please contact us at education@rgs.org, or call us on 020 7591 3053.
The scheme is funded by Esri UK, who are partnered with the Society to support, promote and enhance our Geography Ambassadors Programme, as the programme's Corporate Partner.