Welcome to the Call for Workshop Proposals page for our 2027 Annual Conference in Bangkok!
In a time of increasing complexity across international schools, counselors are often asked to respond, adapt, and do more. This theme creates space to pause and consider what we choose to carry forward—what remains essential, even as contexts shift. It is a call to stay anchored in what matters most, while continuing to grow with intention.
Inspired by the lotus flower, this year’s theme reflects the ability to grow through challenging conditions while remaining grounded and clear. Like the lotus, we are not separate from the environments we navigate, but we are not defined by them. We rise, again and again, guided by purpose and sustained by what we hold on to.
Here, you’ll find all the information needed to submit your workshop proposals and contribute to our mission.
75-Minute Workshop:
3-Hour Deep Dive (very limited openings):
ISCA places a high value on the skill and expertise of its presenters and views their participation as integral to the success of the ISCA event. ISCA strongly encourages presenters to attend and participate fully in the event. As such, all presenters are required to register for the event at which they are presenting.
Individuals who have not registered and paid for by the November 15, 2026 are subject to removal from the workshop schedule. Additionally, presenters who do not show up for their scheduled session and do not provide notification to ISCA Organizers may be subject to barring from future ISCA programs and events.
If you have any questions or comments about the policy, please contact events@iscainfo.com.
Join us in Bangkok for a reflective and inspiring experience where we come together to hold on to what matters most. As a global community of counselors and educators, we will reconnect with our purpose, strengthen what sustains us, and continue growing with clarity, intention, and care.
Special Note: By submitting a proposal you are confirming stating that if your workshop is accepted you will attend and present at the Bangkok Conference 2027. Registration and fees must be paid by November 15, 2026. Speakers are eligible for a special presenter fee. See the “Presenter Registration Policy” below.










Strengthen your leadership skills and contribute to the advancement of our profession by supporting counselors in developing comprehensive counseling programs.
Ignite change by promoting social and emotional well-being, diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and a sense of belonging in schools globally.
Presenting at our conference not only allows you to share your expertise but also cultivates personal growth—teaching others can deepen your own understanding and abilities, fostering self-reflection and continuous improvement in your counseling practice.
Connect with counselors worldwide who share similar interests, discuss your work, and engage in valuable conversations that foster professional growth and collaboration.
Establish contacts and develop professional friendships with counselors in the field, creating resources and potential opportunities for future collaboration or employment.
Earn an ISCA presenter certificate or badge to bolster your resume and share your expertise through various platforms.
Receive recognition on the ISCA website and make a lasting impact on students and counselors globally through your contributions.
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