Tanzania: Life in the Community

BLOG 4: Life in the Community

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE CHALLENGE OURSELVES? 

Global Routes programs are designed to maximize the opportunities for students to experience new environments and ways of seeing the world around them. Our philosophical approach to experiential education utilizes learning discovered during ‘challenge,’ and growth uncovered after ‘challenge,’ as a vehicle for student development, skill-building, and personal empowerment.

 

Walking Home in the Community

GROWTH UNFOLDING

Over the course of this Tanzania program, it continues to be our privilege to witness the amazing changes that are taking place in the students – both as individuals and as a group entity.

At the beginning of the program, they arrived as timid strangers. Over the course five weeks, they become more confident and more comfortable with one another and their roles within the group.

It is a joy for our leaders to watch the evolution of the students’ relationships and attitudes toward one another and themselves throughout the program.

Cheesin’ at the worksite…can construction really be this fun?

Without further adieu…let’s hear from the students! 

[Student-written blog post begins below]

 

Impromptu singalongs

Those rocks aren’t gonna move themselves

Homestay Life

 

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Want to experience Tanzania for yourself? Our applications for Tanzania Summer 2020 are now open! Learn More by visiting our Tanzania Program Page or go ahead and submit your Early Enrollment, and we’ll be in touch!

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