The structured Team Project curriculum
Bring structure to the Team Project and keep students actively involved. Six connected units combine clear lesson plans, ready-to-use resources and practical guidance—from forming teams to independent reflection.
Teacher-built. Shaped by 18 years in the classroom and eight years teaching Global Perspectives.
Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives (0457)A clearer way to teach the Team Project
Start with a clear plan, teach with connected resources and guide students towards purposeful, independent work.
Follow Managing Conflict from preparation to classroom activity in this one-minute walkthrough.
GlobeSkills gives Global Perspectives teachers a clear route through the Team Project. Start with the six-unit pathway, from building the team to independent reflection. Open Unit 1. The Unit Overview shows the learning journey; the Teacher Guide helps you prepare and see how lessons connect. Now choose Lesson 1.8, Managing Conflict. Start with the lesson plan: the objective, preparation and a clear forty-five-minute sequence. Open the presentation. In the Team Support Centre activity, students investigate a fictional conflict and plan a constructive response. Narrative presenter notes support the explanation and instructions. The matching Conflict Response Planner uses the same four steps: Pause, Hear, Focus and Agree. Students consider perspectives, specify a next action and strengthen their response through consultation. One connected package helps you prepare, teach and see what students have learned. Explore the six-unit pathway to see what GlobeSkills can bring to your classroom.
One connected Team Project journey
All six units are complete. Select a stage to see the learning and student products.
Students identify their strengths, form complementary teams, and test practical ways of working together.
A confirmed team and an evidence-based Team Agreement.
Individual Skills Profile
Team Formation Rationale
Team Systems Board and Team Agreement
Team Troubleshooting Video
Teams narrow possible local issues, check assumptions and feasibility, and justify a defensible choice.
A focused issue and an initial Explanation of Research and Planning.
Issue comparison
Decision record
Initial working draft
Individual reflection
Students gather and evaluate background and locally grounded evidence, investigate perspectives, and cross-check their findings.
A traceable shared evidence base that can inform action design.
Team Research Record
Local-research plan
Research Conference record
Research Findings Briefing
Teams use their research to justify an action, define success, and organise responsibilities and delivery.
A justified action proposal, evidence plan and workable timeline.
Action Proposal Canvas
Success & Evidence Planner
Excel Gantt
Updated Explanation of Research and Planning
Teams carry out and adapt their action, evaluate what happened, and prepare and share their evidence-supported capstone account.
Completed action, supported conclusions and organised evidence for individual reflection.
Action and evidence records
Evaluation against success criteria
Capstone presentation
Closed shared records and personal evidence pointers
Each student draws on authentic project evidence to evaluate the action, their contribution, teamwork and learning.
An independently authored Reflective Paper and checked final files.
Private evidence notes
Supported individual judgements
Reflective Paper
Final file check
All six units are included in the annual Team Project subscription. Explore the sample lesson while subscriptions are being prepared.
The GlobeSkills promise
Give students a purposeful role in every lesson through discussion, investigation, collaboration and reflection.
Know what to teach, what to prepare and how to guide the activity—with connected resources and narrative presenter notes.
Help students build on earlier research, decisions and experiences as their team project develops.
The complete Team Project package
All six units, from forming a team to independent reflection, with the resources you need to prepare and teach.
In development: the Team Project AI Writing Instructor, included when available.
Single-teacher annual subscription
US$99 / year
12 months of access for one named teacher.
Renews annually. Cancel anytime to stop the next renewal; access continues until your paid period ends.
Explore the sample resources while checkout is being prepared.
Keep using previously downloaded resources with your own classes after your subscription ends.
Before you begin
Teachers of Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives (0457) who want a clear, adaptable route through the Team Project, whether new to the subject or experienced.
This subscription covers the complete six-unit Team Project pathway, including individual reflection. It does not include separate Individual Report or Written Examination courses.
Unit Overviews, Teacher Guides, lesson plans, presentations with narrative presenter notes, student worksheets and teacher resources. Explore Lesson 1.8 to see how a package works.
Lessons are designed around 45 minutes. Research, external responses and action delivery may require additional time. Use each Unit Overview and Teacher Guide to plan around your timetable.
No. PowerPoint and PDF alternatives are available. Canva provides another way to present the slides, and narrative presenter notes support your delivery.
Yes. The recommended sequence builds skills and reuses student work. Start with the Unit Overview and Teacher Guide, then adapt pacing and support to your class.
Cancellation stops the next annual renewal. Access continues until your paid period ends. You may keep using already downloaded resources with your own classes; new downloads, updates and website resources require an active subscription.
The subscription is for one named teacher and their own classes. Colleagues need their own access. Contact support@globeskills.org to discuss a school or department licence.
Subscriptions are opening soon. You can explore the sample lesson now. The AI Writing Instructor is in development and will be included when available.
No. GlobeSkills is an independent educational product and is not endorsed by Cambridge International Education.
Your next step
Give your students purposeful tasks and yourself a clear teaching plan. Explore Managing Conflict to see how the slides, guidance and student activities work together.