• JetSet by NetWings

    The world is our classroom.

    JetSet is our inaugural global learning and cultural exchange program. Through our Global Conference Partnerships, NetWings gives young people the opportunity to learn beyond the classroom and engage with the world firsthand. Rather than traditional study-abroad experiences, NetWings Delegates participate in leading conferences around the world, gaining exposure to new ideas, cultures, industries, and people while building confidence and a broader global perspective.

  • How It Works

    1

    Prep work

    Delegates begin by exploring the conference theme, researching relevant global issues, and building the context needed to engage meaningfully once abroad.

    2

    Conference

    Delegates participate in an international conference alongside students, professionals, and leaders from around the world—joining discussions, exchanging perspectives, and expanding their global networks.

    3

    Case Study

    Delegates transform what they learned into a real-world case study, combining research, field observations, and firsthand perspectives to examine an issue more deeply and share what they discovered.

    4

    Local Impact

    Delegates bring their global learning back to their local communities—sharing what they discovered through panels, workshops, conversations, and community events that continue the dialogue and inspire local action.

  • Two Signature Programs

    Shaped by experience.

    JetSet began with a simple belief: global experiences can change the way a young person sees the world—and themselves. Inspired by her own experiences participating in international conferences, our founder saw firsthand how the right room, conversation, or connection could open new possibilities. She created JetSet to extend that same opportunity to young people who might not otherwise have access to it.

    The JetSet Learning Model is rooted in mentorship, research, global exploration, and the Case Study method—giving students not just a chance to travel, but a chance to belong in global conversations. JetSet now includes two signature global programs: JetSet Germany and JetSet Argentina.

  • JetSetGermany

    JetSet Germany invites Delegates to explore issues shaping Germany and the broader global community through research, mentorship, and global exchange. In the months leading up to travel, students work with mentors based in Germany who bring local context and firsthand perspective to the topics they are studying. In Germany, Delegates participate in the World Business Dialogue, connect with international peers and professionals, and present early research findings through workshops at the conference. Their learning is further enriched through fieldwork with local organizations and institutions—past visits have included PwC Frankfurt, CARE Bonn, and Deutsche Welle—helping students gather firsthand insights for the original Case Studies they develop afterward.

    JetSetArgentina

    JetSet Argentina invites Delegates to explore issues shaping Argentina and Latin America through research, mentorship, and global exchange. In the months leading up to travel, students work with mentors based in Argentina who bring local context and firsthand perspective to the topics they are studying. In Buenos Aires, Delegates participate in the South American Business Forum, connect with international peers and professionals, and present early research findings through workshops at the conference. Their learning is further enriched through fieldwork with local organizations and institutions—past visits have included Google Argentina—helping students gather firsthand insights for the original Case Studies they develop afterward.

  • Learning Through Real-World Case Studies

    Field based curriculum

    Our Case Studies turn global issues into immersive learning experiences. NetWings Delegates explore timely social, economic, and cultural topics through research, fieldwork, and conversations with people directly connected to the issues they are studying.

    Rather than simply learning about the world from a classroom, Delegates engage with it firsthand—developing their own perspectives, collaborating with peers, and sharing their findings with international audiences.

    Each Case Study becomes a snapshot of a moment in time, capturing both the global issue itself and the perspectives of the young people learning to understand it.

    Learn more about some of our past Case Studies topics below—

  • Exploring Journalism & Democracy In A Digital Age

    “In a world of constant information, learning how to question, verify, and understand matters.”

    Delegates explored the evolving relationship between journalism, democracy, and digital media through a research-driven experience in Germany. During fieldwork at Deutsche Welle (DW), students spoke with journalists and media professionals to better understand how global news is produced, how sources are verified, and how news organizations navigate an increasingly digital information landscape. Delegates then brought their early findings to the World Business Dialogue, where they led a workshop with more than 40 international participants. Through surveys, focus groups, and dialogue with students representing over 20 nations, they gathered new perspectives on news reliability, social media, freedom of the press, and the role of journalism in different countries. That feedback helped them test their ideas, refine their research, and ultimately publish their Case Study.

  • Navigating the Black Market for the U.S. Dollar in Argentina

    “To understand an economy, sometimes you have to step outside the spreadsheet and into the street"

    Delegates explored Argentina’s “dólar blue” and the black market for the U.S. dollar through hands-on research in Buenos Aires. Their fieldwork included visits to Google Argentina and ITBA University, along with street-level research on Calle Florida, where Delegates interviewed local arbolitos to better understand how the informal currency market operated and why it had become such a visible part of everyday economic life. Delegates then presented their early findings at the South American Business Forum (SABF), using discussion and feedback from an international audience to further test their ideas and refine their research. Their experience ultimately informed the NetWings Case Study, “The Black Market for the U.S. Dollar,” turning a complex economic issue into an immersive lesson in currency, policy, business, and the real-life impact of economic instability.

  • Understanding the Syrian Refugee Crisis In Germany

    "We must understand that the problems our far away neighbors face might be the same ones we face in our local communities."

    NetWings Delegates explored the Syrian refugee crisis in Germany through a deeply human, research-driven lens—working with mentors, interviewing refugees, visiting organizations including PwC Frankfurt and CARE Bonn, and examining how government, business, and civil society were responding to migration in real time. Delegates also shared a meal with refugees in Bonn, creating space for personal conversations. Delegates then presented and tested their early findings with an international audience at the World Business Dialogue, using surveys, focus groups, and workshop feedback to refine a Case Study connecting policy, data, empathy, and firsthand experience.

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