How far in advance should a gap year be planned ?

The gap year is an opportunity to undertake numerous projects – but you still need to be properly prepared! With the various decisions to be taken, many choices to be made and the organisation, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. We recommend taking a minimum of 6 months to prepare for your gap year. This…

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What are the prices for EDUCOM’s services ?

EDUCOM’s counselling, advisory and recommendations are 100% free of charge, for all services related to summer camps, language courses, boarding schools, and gap years. We are compensated directly by the partners with whom we work. EDUCOM does not charge any administration fees to parents and does not increase the prices of the stays we offer.…

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Will my child be supervised 24 hours a day ?

It is important here to distinguish between a summer camp and a language course. Summer camps are designed for children who are under-age, and they provide comprehensive supervision 24 hours a day. The children follow a well-established timetable with a series of lessons, activities and excursions that take up the entire day from sunrise to…

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From what age can I send my child to a summer camp ?

There is no age for sending your child on a summer camp! We work with specialised partners that host very young children (from 3 years old), and other organisations that only host teenagers (14-17 years old). Our advice for a first camp experience : A successful first stay will encourage the desire to renew the…

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My child is a beginner in a language, can he still go ?

Of course, they can! Many organisations host pupils who are complete beginners in a language. The children always sit a language test when they arrive to make sure they are placed in a group that matches their abilities. EDUCOM is at your disposal to help you find the language course that suits your child best…

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Should our child stay with a family or in a school campus ?

In general terms, we recommend a language course in a school campus. The student often has a better experience in these conditions. It’s also an opportunity to develop social skills and experience life in a community. Even though host families are selected with great care by our partner organisations, it is still something of a…

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