For years, across schools, debate forums, and international circuits, some of the world’s most accomplished student debaters and prize-winning orators dedicated their time to coaching younger students by offering mentorship. Though their efforts were scattered across regions and institutions, they were united by a shared ethos: that confident, ethical speaking should be cultivated early. Over time, these individuals began informally referring to their work under a common title: The House of Delphi.
As their efforts grew, what began as an informal fellowship became something greater. Drawn from the ranks of debating societies, these mentors united under a common banner. The House of Delphi, once a name passed between peers, now stands as a formal academy devoted to training the next generation of speakers.
Today, we serve school students across the world. We invite them to not merely speak, but to rise: with clarity, with dignity and with the wisdom of those who came before.