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About the Workshop
The Model United Nations Simulation by SkillSphere Education (E-MUN) is an online, 3-hour committee session that offers students an immersive Model UN experience.
Salient Features:
The Simulation follows the UNA-USA Rules of Procedure
This is a Simulation & not a training session. Participants may register only if they understand MUN procedures
Timelines:
Simulation Day: Specific Saturday, as published
Preceding Tuesday: Registrations Close
Preceding Wednesday: Country & Details Shared with Participants
Allotted country, committee name, and position paper brief sent to parents.
Topics & Schedule:
Date
Topic
Description
17 October (Saturday)
FAO — Food and Agriculture Organization
Addressing global food insecurity by tackling food loss, food waste and inequalities in food distribution.
31 October (Saturday)
UNHCR — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
Ensuring access to education and essential services for refugees and forcibly displaced children.
21 November (Saturday)
WHO — World Health Organization
Addressing antimicrobial resistance, with a focus on the misuse and overuse of antibiotics in human health, agriculture and livestock.
5 December (Saturday)
AIPPM — All India Political Parties Meet
Reviewing India’s education system, with special emphasis on educational inequality, quality of learning and implementation of the National Education Policy.
19 December (Saturday)
UNSC — United Nations Security Council
Strengthening international cooperation to prevent the financing of terrorism.
More about E-MUN | UNA-USA Procedure
The Senior E-MUN Simulation is a 3-hour committee session conducted using the UNA-USA Rules of Procedure. Students experience the full arc of a real MUN conference — from Roll Call through Lobbying, the General Speakers List, Moderated and Unmoderated Caucuses, Draft Resolution Writing, and Voting Procedure. Two to three moderated caucus topics are debated in depth, with dedicated time for bloc formation and collaborative drafting of resolutions.
Committee Session Flow:
Roll Call and setting the agenda
General Speakers List (GSL) — formal speeches representing each country's position
Moderated Caucuses — 2 to 3 focused topic debates with structured speaking time
Unmoderated Caucuses — lobbying, bloc formation, and informal negotiations
Draft Resolution Writing — collaborative drafting of preambulatory and operative clauses
Voting Procedure — formal voting on draft resolutions
Delegate Preparation:
Country position on the committee's agenda
Position Paper — country stance, relevant policies, and proposed solutions
Opening speech for the GSL
Recognition:
All participants receive a certificate of participation
Each Simulation offers an award for the Best Delegate & Verbal Mention
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About SkillSphere Education
Founded by Anansh Prasad, a Cornell University (USA) Alumnus, SkillSphere Education is a pan-Asian leader in public speaking and soft-skill development for students. Active across 450+ schools in 55+ cities, SkillSphere has impacted over 3,50,000 students through its acclaimed 3D learning model — a blend of theoretical, practical, and experiential learning. Their Model UN initiatives train students through procedure-driven simulations while honing communication, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving.
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Important terms
Kindly note the schedule & timelines before registration.
