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If you are looking for a program that combines community service, adventure travel, and cultural exchange, as well as optional language learning and homestays, Global Works is for you! Since 1990, Global Works has been providing exceptional summer service adventures for teenagers. More than just a travel program, our trips focus on meaningful cultural exchange as our participants work, play, and celebrate with families and communities around the world!
Global Works offers programs to a variety of amazing destinations, and trip length ranges from 2 to 5 weeks. All of our programs include rewarding community service, such as home construction and environmental work, as well as projects with schools, children, the eldery, and local organizations. Our trips also include adventure activities, such as surfing, kayaking, SCUBA diving, hiking, rafting, and excursions into cities, towns, and markets.
Many of our programs offer language learning in Spanish or French. The immersion experience starts with our bilingual leaders, who organize fun games and cultural activities in the country's language. All of these trips include a homestay experience, in which participants live with local families for 1 to 2 weeks. Global Works has been organizing homestays for many years and strives to provide safe and healthy learning environments!
Global Works Group Leaders are experienced adults (24 and over) who organize and lead trips according to our high standards of quality, safety, and of course, FUN! They have experience working with teenagers, living and working internationally, and speaking the local language on our immersion programs.
Visit Global Works at http://www.globalworkstravel.com
If you are 13 or older, you can also fill out this form to send them email.
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"The experience is absolutely amazing. There are a lot of things you learn from different countries and cultures that you can't get in the United States. As soon as I got home, I wanted to go back right away. Mostly because the places you go are so different than where you live. Also, how many people do you know who have the chance to go to a foreign country, connect and speak with people, and have the time of your life? Not many, and to have the opportunity when you are young, adventurous, and open to new things is an experience of a lifetime."
Kara Zucker, participant, Ecuador 2005
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