Posts Tagged: study abroad

Weekend Excursion: Monteverde Cloud Forest

I observed the very green countryside, full of trees, bushes and ferns. In this part of Costa Rica, it’s still the rainy – green – season. The dry – high – season begins around December.

My Extended Chilean Family

This, plus the company, plus the red wine, white wine, and pisco after a full day of snowboarding ‘powpow’ (powdery snow) with gringos was just what the doctor ordered!

Volunteer Placement Preparation in Nepal

“Glenn/’Ganesh’ is working at Bishwa Shiksha Sadan in Maijubahal, Chabahil, Kathmandu. He moved to his placement site on Sunday.”

Cultural Classes in Nepal

“He had to buy some local items at a nearby market using local transportation. He very much enjoyed it and felt very independent – it really helped build his confidence.”

Meet the School: A Student in Valencia

“I am so glad I came to this school. I want to advise my city to start a Spanish program, because Spanish is an important (and fun) language.”

Studying Arabic in Egypt During a Crisis

“When traveling abroad, we strongly urge our participants to avoid political protests, labor strikes and other confrontational gatherings. This is the case whether in Europe, Asia, Latin America or Africa.”

Morocco Situation Analysis

“Everything is OK in Morocco. All students are safe.”

Meet the School: Valencia’s Director

“Valencia is the third largest city in Spain, perfect for students seeking beautiful weather and a low cost of living. In Valencia, you get the advanatges of a town and a city, because the distances are not long and communication is very good!”

Meet the School: A Student in Valencia

“A great thing about the program here is that we have the ability to get to know more about Spanish culture.”

Meet the School: A Teacher in Valencia

“The most challenging thing is ensuring our students reach a good language level and leave the school feeling satisfied.”