Hola! We are wrapping up the program on the beach in Uvita with some awesome surf lessons! It’s been amazing to see students catch their very first waves and we’re feeling so grateful for our awesome instructor, Carlos “Diablo.” The transition from our homestay community has been bittersweet with lots of laughter, lots of smiles…and […]
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Without a doubt, there is inherent risk in travel. There is inherent risk driving to the airport or on your daily commute. There is inherent risk playing sports. As parents, and program providers, balancing responsible risk and relative reward is a delicate balancing act that requires experience, skill, and clear policies and procedures. To assess
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Blog 6: Final Travel Days As the conclusion of Ecuador Summer 2019 quickly approaches, the group is enjoying their final travel days filled with Amazon explorations, rafting the Jatunyacu River, and camping. They are soaking up all of their experiences and continuing to learn and gain perspective on their journey. Tomorrow, the group will travel
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BLOG 2: Homestay & Community Project The students are now in their second week of the Costa Rica program. They arrived to their host community on July 3rd and have spent the last two days getting settled into the new routines of their homestay families and working on the site of the service project. Homestay
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Blog 1: Orientation & Introductions Students have a lot of options for how they could spend their summer. It takes a driven, adventurous, curious, and self-motivated student to choose a program that takes you to the other side of the world, to step into a completely new culture, and to become deeply immersed. We are
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