TESMUN is an educational simulation of the United Nations, where students take on roles as delegates from different countries and representatives of Nepal's House of Representatives. Their primitive goal is to address real-world issues by adoptingthe policies and ideologies of their assigned countries or while acting as Nepali political leaders. TESMUN provides a platform for students to explore, express, and debate. Like many universities, high schools, and non-profit organizations, The Excelsior School also organizes Model United Nations sessions to empower students and give them an interactive space to build their voice and confidence.
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TESMUN helps students overcome their fear of public speaking, improve their negotiation skills, and build relationships through effective communication. In addition to gaining knowledge about global issues, participants also develop skills essential for daily life as scholars, activists, or future leaders. Committed to nurturing creative, and responsible leaders, The Excelsior School has been organizing MUN sessions, and this 12th session is seen as a vital milestone, celebrating 12 years of the school’s MUN journey with a new generation of students.
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