Photo — teacher portrait
Ran a reading challenge with her class for a full term. Monday mornings stopped being a battle, and eleven children finished their first whole book.
A public ambassador profile, certificates for each level, and your school sees what you build.
Each level unlocks premium features for your classes — even if your school is on the basic plan.
Grants of up to €500 to turn a classroom idea into a real project.
Leaders and grant winners present their work at the international Ipseron Global Summit.
Levels grow from what you already do with your class. No exams, no fees — just real work with children, made visible.
Join, finish the 20-min onboarding, run your first class challenge.
Challenge templates, your ambassador profile, the teacher community.
Earn 3 of the 6 teacher badges — by teaching steadily, sharing your materials and running challenges with your class. No invitations needed.
Premium tools for your classes, a certificate, and the right to apply for grants.
Earn 5 of the 6 badges, have 10 colleagues active on Ipseron through your invitation, and run at least one challenge together with a teacher from another school.
Priority for grants, featured on the Ipseron blog, invitations to national events.
All 6 badges, 25 colleagues active through your invitation, and 3 teachers you have mentored all the way to Ambassador.
Advisory seat on how Ipseron evolves, and an invitation to the Global Summit.
Where Leaders and grant winners from every country meet, present and are awarded.
Every level counts.
A school garden, a robotics corner, a sport day with the town, a career week. If it helps children discover what they could become, it can be funded.
One page: what children will do, what it costs, how you’ll show the result. Open from Ambassador level.
Teachers vote, a jury of educators and partners decides. You get feedback either way.
Run the project, share photos in Ipseron. The best go to the Global Summit.
Once a year, the teachers who changed the most children’s paths meet: to present their projects, learn from each other and receive the Ipseron awards.
Photo — summit stage and audience
Photo — teacher portrait
Ran a reading challenge with her class for a full term. Monday mornings stopped being a battle, and eleven children finished their first whole book.
Photo — robotics corner in action
Turned a storage room into a robotics corner. His fourth-graders now run the Friday session for the younger classes themselves.
Photo — teacher with her class
Started a science challenge that grew from her class to four schools. She now mentors the teachers running their own.
Free for every teacher. Your school doesn’t need to be on Ipseron yet — you can be the one who brings it.