Studying abroad stops being an idea when someone tells you where to start
A one-month language course, a summer camp or a full degree. These are very different decisions and each one has its own path. We help you see which one is yours.
Depending on where you are right now
Wanting to improve a language, looking for a first experience abroad for a teenage child, or preparing a master's degree are not the same thing. These are the three routes we support.
Language courses
Intensive programs at internationally accredited schools. Weeks or months, depending on what you are after and the time you have.
English is the most requested, but not the only one: also French, German, Italian and others depending on the destination.
Languages we work with
More languages are available depending on the destination. Write to us and we will look into it.
International camps
Summer & Winter Camps for children and teenagers. Sport, culture and language in the same trip, with support throughout the stay.
It is often the first experience away from home. That is why it matters so much to know who they are going with and how the day is organised.
What the experience includes
- Language classes in the morning
- Sports and cultural activities in the afternoon
- Living alongside young people from other countries
- Support throughout the whole stay
Ages, destinations and dates change every season. Ask us about this year's.
Higher education
Guidance to get into undergraduate, postgraduate and master's programs at international universities.
The hard part is rarely academic: it is the deadlines, the language requirements and the paperwork. That is where we come in.
What we help with
- Understanding what each program and each country asks for
- Getting the language level that admission requires
- Organising deadlines so dates do not leave you out
- Connecting the process with the visa application
We guide the process. Admission is decided by each university.
Where you can go
These are the main destinations. If you have another one in mind, just ask.
Tell us what you have in mind
Knowing what interests you and when is enough for us to tell you which options make sense.