thedalemun club
Empowering students of tomorrow
Join us for 09 intensive training sessions designed to master Model United Nations (MUN), Research, and Communication.
thedalemun club
"think. elevate. succeed"
Understanding the rules and fundamental blocks, including agenda understanding and issue analysis.
Dividing the problem into smaller subtopics, discussing, and creating solutions.
Structuring solutions into a proper framework, covering techniques and key terms.
Developing research skills to analyze the agenda and mark stances effectively.
Sorting research into key topics for structured discussions.
Developing communication skills for introductions and first impressions.
Training on addressing a crowd, leading teams, and presenting ideas effectively.
Engaging discussions to address queries and share opinions dynamically.
A final session to showcase takeaways and refine communication skills.
During the training session, students learned key strategies for effective research in Model United Nations (MUN). They explored how to find credible sources, understand their assigned country’s stance, and prepare strong position papers. The session also covered the structure of MUN debates and rules of procedure, helping students grasp how to communicate ideas clearly and confidently. It refreshed their understanding of MUN dynamics and helped them feel more prepared for real conferences. Overall, the session was insightful, engaging, and boosted their confidence to research and speak effectively in future MUNs.
Students at PEM School of Excellence were introduced to the world of Model United Nations (MUN) through an engaging and informative session. They learned about the purpose and importance of MUN, and how it helps build essential skills like public speaking, critical thinking, and diplomacy. The session gave them a clear understanding of what MUN is and how it can positively shape their academic and personal growth. Future sessions will dive deeper into MUN procedures, research methods, and practical participation in simulated debates.
