GKX is founded on a strong commitment to facilitating a secure and less complicated transition for European high school students (and their parents) as they relocate to Denmark for their studies. Integrating into a new and unfamiliar school culture presents inherent challenges, and many practical aspects of the move often take families by surprise. With extensive experience in assisting international students in Denmark, we understand the complexities involved. Comprehensive guidance and expert support are keys to ensuring a smooth and well-structured transition into the Danish educational system and a potential future international career. 

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GKX Purpose Statement: The GKX Membership Program is designed to support young international students (15-21 years old) studying and living in Denmark without parental supervision. The students gain access to essential assistance with Danish registrations, essential apps, cultural integration, and ongoing guidance to navigate life in Denmark. Our program ensures a smooth transition and fosters a safe and supportive environment, empowering students to build a life that mirrors that of their Danish peers while developing independence and global perspectives.

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GKX Vision: At Global KnowleX, we believe in equality and mutual learning. We aim to create global knowledge based on local expertise and international insights. By sharing knowledge and experiences among our members and facilitators, we strive to create "ripples in the water" and contribute to improving the lives of many. The knowledge students gain during their stay in Denmark becomes part of their future foundation and strengthens their future opportunities in a globalized world.

 

GKX Mission: Our mission is to support young people (15-21 years old) who study and live in Denmark without parental or other adult supervision. We assist with necessary registrations, app activation, and introductions to cultural adaptation to ensure a better, faster, and easier integration in Denmark.
 

Our primary task is to guide and support our program participants during their first year in Denmark, help them build a teenage life similar to that of a Danish teenager, and introduce them to Danish society through meetings with Danish families, organizations, and companies. 

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We strive to be the Danish adults in their lives, whom they can always turn to for help in practical and personal matters. Secondly, we strive to be the friend of the parents and the Danish adult that the parents can reach out to for guidance when the child's adaption gets complicated or they need to get assured that all is ok or explained how the Danish society works. In this way, we create a secure foundation for the young people's development and well-being during their stay in Denmark.

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