Decision and goal
The school sets the purpose, year groups, likely student numbers and who will lead the project.
The whole journey of a group programme abroad on one map. Scroll to move along; each stop links to the guide for that stage.
The school sets the purpose, year groups, likely student numbers and who will lead the project.
Countries and programme types are compared by age group, language goal and budget.
Weekly price ranges and what is included become clear, and a school-specific offer is prepared.
Dates are fixed in writing and chaperone teachers and their roles are chosen.
The programme, safety framework, process and payment plan are presented and questions answered.
The final list is set and the right option among residence, campus or homestay is confirmed.
Documents are completed per the programme list; emergency, communication and supervision plans are written down.
Packing list, pocket-money plan and communication rules are shared; a pre-departure briefing is held.
Meeting point, head counts, check-in, transfer and the first-evening briefing set the group’s rhythm.
New surroundings, homesickness and new friends: what is normal, for chaperones and parents.
Morning lessons, afternoon activities, weekend trips; see a typical day in the city guides.
Learning outcomes are measured, feedback gathered and a short report shared; next year is planned.
Tell us your student numbers, age group and preferred dates; we will build the calendar around your school.