Summer camps
Summer camps abroad
Two to four weeks of holidays that actually count: language classes in the morning, sports and excursions in the afternoon, and constant adult supervision.
For most teenagers this is their first trip alone, so structure matters more than destination: age groups, assigned monitors, activities from morning to night and open communication with parents in Ecuador.
It is also the best way to test whether a teenager is ready for a long program like a high school year. Many families do camp one summer and a school year the next.
Constant supervision
24/7 monitors, a defined adult-to-student ratio and an emergency protocol.
Classes plus activities
Language in the morning, sport, art and excursions in the afternoon. Certificate on completion.
International groups
Share with young people from several countries — the common language ends up being the one they study.
A trial run
Two weeks abroad tell you a lot about readiness for a longer exchange.
Frequently asked questions
From what age?
Do they travel accompanied from Ecuador?
When do they run?
Questions about Summer camps?
An advisor replies the same business day and tells you plainly whether this program fits your case.