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Opportunity Applications to join PRME Global Students (PGS) leadership teams are open!
10 November, 2023 Separator of date and location New York, United States

Applications to join PRME Global Students (PGS) leadership teams are open!

PRME Global Students (PGS) is a global network by and for students that fosters creative collaboration and collective action, thus connecting, empowering, and creating value for 300+ sustainability-oriented student organizations worldwide.

PGS is looking for worldwide changemakers with an empathetic and proactive mindset in addressing sustainability who are willing to dedicate their energy and expertise to managing our impactful projects. We currently have two categories of volunteering positions available: PGS Regional Leaders (nine seats) and PGS Taskforce Members (numerous seats in five projects).

All students are encouraged to apply for both Regional Leader and Taskforce Member positions. Please check all details on the specific Terms of Reference list below.


PGS Regional Leaders

With a one-year volunteering mandate, the PGS Regional Leaders are responsible for managing the relationship between PGS and the sustainability-oriented student organizations within their regions. With the support of the PRME Secretariat and the PRME Chapters, the PGS Regional Leaders operate as 'two-way bridges' while communicating, promoting, and connecting worldwide students with PGS-related activities as well as opportunities arising from the broader PRME community and vice-versa. Additionally, PGS Regional Leaders are responsible for representing the PRME Global Students movement by speaking in webinars and events throughout their terms. Finally, they are encouraged to apply their knowledge and expertise while advancing PGS’s governance, communications, and programming.

Regional Leader

Terms of Reference

Application Form


PGS Taskforce Members

Each project is led by a PGS Taskforce composed of two co-coordinators and up to six worldwide members responsible for conceptualizing, planning, and implementing the projects listed below. Learn about the projects in greater detail on the PGS Webpage.

  • PGS Talks

  • PGS Ambassador Program

  • PGS Careers

  • PGS Social Media

  • PGS Newsletter

Taskforce Member

Terms of Reference

Application Form


Important Dates:

  • Application opening: 7 November 2023

  • Application closing: 3 December 2023

  • Screening stage and interviews: 4 - 22 December 2023

  • Selected candidates announcement: early January 2024

If you have any questions about the application processes, please email pgs@unprme.org or contact the PGS Regional Leader in your region by checking the PGS webpage.

We kindly ask for your support in spreading the word about these opportunities in your universities to ensure diverse, global representation in our talent pool! Use this social media toolkit of digital assets and messaging to promote the application through your communication channels.

Finally, follow the PGS Social Media channels (Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram) and subscribe to the PGS Newsletter to keep up with PGS’ projects.

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