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If you want to travel abroad, to explore stunning places in Romania and make new friends, this school offer you the perfect opportunity.
During the summer, every week, more than 150 kids will come to their English cool camp to have fun. If you love kids and you are a native-level speaker, you are invited to Romania join the kids and teach them English through games, debates, sports, arts & crafts and all kind of interesting activities.
The daily schedule is as follows: 9.30 – 12.30 English lessons, 15.00 – 18.00 Hikes & sports, 20.30-22.30 Disco.
PROJECT B 1: High-flying English: 1st of July– 2nd of August 2023 –5 camps- 7 positions
PROJECT B 2: High-flying English: 31st of July– 2nd of September 2023 –5 camps – 7 positions
Additional Benefits
The benefits include: transportation to and from Romania, transfers, accommodation in a 3 star hotel in a wonderful mountain resort, meals, and permanent medical care in camp, a nice weekly allowance and next assisted trips in Romania: Brasov, Dracula Castle from Bran, Sighisoara, Rasnov Fortress or Valea Cetatii Cave from Rasnov, Alba Iulia Citadel, Hunedoara Castle, Bucharest, capital – 2 nightsRequirements
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