GeoVisions - Conversation Corps Program in Lebanon
Join the GeoVisions' Conservation Corps teaching program in Lebanon! Participants will have the opportunity to live with a host-family and teach them English for a maximum of 15 hours of week. In exchange, you get free room and board! Travel and explore the area in your free time, learning about Lebanese culture. The focus of this program is to give participants the time to immerse themselves in the local culture while teaching English to their host families. Visit the GeoVisions website for more details on the program, and start planning.
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GEOVISIONS WORKS WITH YOU TO HELP YOU MEET YOUR PERSONAL GOALS
GeoVisions ... We're small enough to pay close attention to our students and our employers, and large enough to give you the support and resources you need to be assured of a rewarding international experience.
Founded in 2001, GeoVisions' Co-Founders bring over 70 years of experience in international education and exchange. We're young enough to know what's needed in the twenty-first century, and old enough to have learned what's not needed.
GeoVisions carefully screens partners around the globe to help prepare participants for living in their host country.
We know the importance of international education and exchange, and we understand the value these experiences bring to your life.
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The family I stayed with didn't want to do formalized English tutoring and instead preferred to simply practice through normal interaction.
The volunteering was very simple and quite frankly was more cultural exchange than volunteering.
The family treated extremely well. I had freedom to go and do what I wanted and my own key. They provided me plenty of food and help in getting around town. They were very concerned with my safety and ensured that I always was taken care of.
They included me in family events and celebrations and made sure that I had a good cultural experience and understanding of Lebanon.