Leaders for Peace

No. The camp is designed for both beginners and emerging leaders. What matters most is your interest, openness to learning, and willingness to participate actively.

The camp will be conducted primarily in Arabic intertwined with English terms. Participants should be comfortable communicating and participating in discussions in English.

The camp follows a participatory and experiential learning approach. This means you will learn through:

• Interactive workshops
• Group discussions and teamwork
• Reflection activities
• Practical exercises and real-life scenarios
• There are no exams.

Yes. Participants who complete the full camp will receive a certificate of participation

Yes. The camp fee (if applicable) includes:

• 2 nights accommodation
• All meals during the camp
• Access to all sessions, workshops, and activities

Transportation to and from the camp venue is not arranged by the organizers, so participants are responsible for their own travel. Please note that travel expenses cannot be reimbursed. We will provide detailed directions and guidance to help you reach the venue easily.

Participants are encouraged to bring:

• Comfortable clothing for workshops and activities
• A notebook or journal
• Personal items and medication (if needed)
• An open mind and readiness to engage
• A detailed packing list will be shared before the camp.

Participants are selected based on their motivation, interest in leadership and peace, and diversity of backgrounds. We aim to create a balanced and inclusive group.

Yes. The application deadline is announced on the application page. Early applications are encouraged as spaces are limited.

No. The camp is a fully immersive residential experience, and participants are expected to attend all three days.

Yes. The camp is designed to be inclusive of students at any university level, including first-year students. Activities are adapted to different experience levels.

No. The Leaders for Peace Camp is non-political and non-religious. It focuses on leadership, peacebuilding, empathy, and social responsibility in an inclusive and neutral space.

Yes. Accepted participants can request an official acceptance letter to support university permissions, family approval, or other requirements.

For participants under 18, parental or guardian consent will be required. A consent form will be shared after acceptance.

The camp has:

• On-site organizers and facilitators throughout the program
• Clear safeguarding and code-of-conduct policies
• Hotel security and medical support available if needed
• Participant well-being is a top priority.

Yes. Participants can indicate dietary restrictions (e.g., vegetarian, allergies) in the application form.

This camp combines:

• Residential immersion
• Peacebuilding and empathy-focused leadership
• Practical skills for real-life application
• A strong sense of community and reflection
• It is not lecture-based or theoretical only.

Participation is encouraged, but the environment is supportive and non-judgmental. No one is forced to speak before they feel comfortable.

Absolutely. The camp is designed for students from all academic backgrounds—including engineering, medicine, business, arts, and sciences. It helps you develop practical soft skills highly valued by employers, such as communication, teamwork, ethical leadership, and problem-solving, which can benefit both your studies and your future career or CV.

Yes. The camp emphasizes practical application, and many participants use the skills in student organizations, community initiatives, and volunteer work.

Participants will be invited to stay connected through follow-up activities, online communities, or future leadership opportunities.

Yes. Photos and videos will be taken for documentation and promotion. Participants will be informed and can opt out if needed.

Yes. Basic medical support will be available throughout the camp. In case of emergencies, the hotel has access to medical services and nearby healthcare facilities. Participants are asked to mention any medical conditions or medications in the application form to ensure proper support.

Yes. Participants who demonstrate great dedication and outstanding participation during the camp will receive financial support for future camps and priority consideration for acceptance in upcoming programs.

We aim to create an inclusive and accessible environment. Participants with disabilities or specific accessibility needs are encouraged to indicate their requirements in the application form, and the organizing team will coordinate accordingly.

Accommodation is primarily in double rooms. Requests for a single room may be considered based on availability and may involve an additional cost. Requests should be made during the application process.

Cancellation and refund policies will be clearly communicated to accepted participants. Refunds, if applicable, will depend on the timing of the cancellation and administrative arrangements.