High School Programs in Multiple Countries

The best part about high school programs that travel through multiple countries is that students aren’t limited to choosing a single country to discover; diverse experiences are built right into whatever multi-country program you choose! Would you rather change rhythms between son and bachata on Caribbean islands or see the different animals native to each country of African safaris? The choice is up to you!

Most multi-country programs are regionally based. For example, some programs immerse students in Latin American countries, such as Argentina, Brazil, and Ecuador. You’ll have a chance to learn, or improve, Spanish language skills while learning the dynamic history of the region and sampling foods you’ve never tried before (Guinea pig, anyone? It’s a delicacy in parts of Ecuador and Peru!).

If exploring Europe is more appealing, multi-country high school programs take students to countries like Spain and France quite frequently. In between classes, you’ll be able to explore cultural highlights (long weekends in Madrid and Barcelona) and historical sites (learn about bordeaux in Bordeaux), and learn to navigate the city as a local. Other high school programs are strictly immersive; consider the world your classroom as you spend a few weeks speaking no English and living life as a local teenager in the French Alps.

Some high school programs explore multiple countries in Africa, such as Tanzania, Rwanda, and Uganda. In between surveying animals in their natural settings and diving into city life, you’ll learn about HIV/AIDs treatment, environmental conservation, organic farming, and much, much more while traveling through Africa. Your high school transcript will certainly stand out from the crowd with education on topics like that!

No matter which countries you end up in, you’ll not only have the chance to travel, but also to experience different cultures in each destination. Going to multiple different destinations will take your average high school program and multiply it exponentially in terms of both intensity and experience.

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February 28, 2022by: IITT Teachers Training - IndiaProgram: Study While You Sail the World Aboard the Majestic Sørlandet

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This was my second time assisting IVHQ with a marine conservation programme. I was part of the first group of volunteers to arrive in Jamaica following Covid, so our group was tiny and the programmes were just getting started. Nonetheless, it was a fantastic experience; I got to dive virtually every day and conduct important work on the coral reef, such as establishing coral nurseries and eliminating invasive species. I also had the opportunity to contribute to the Whiteriver Fish Sanctuary by authoring the August newsletter and participating in community outreach. I particularly appreciated the company of the people I had the opportunity to interact with and learn from at work; everyone was really friendly and enjoyable to be around. Jamaica is a breathtakingly gorgeous and diverse island, so make the most of your time there by exploring as much as you can on weekends or whenever you have some spare time. For me, the highlight was visiting Negril, a village on the island's western tip that is fantastic for diving (call Scuba Dive Jamaica, Michael is a great diving instructor), food, and sunsets. Volunteers are housed in a nice house with a kitchen, two bathrooms, two bedrooms with bunk beds, a common space, and a very wide yard. Because there is no air conditioning, it can get quite hot and humid, especially at night, but that's all part of the experience! I would recommend this programme to anyone looking to move out of their comfort zone, be adventurous, and accomplish something worthwhile with their time for the earth and people.

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October 28, 2025by: Jen Nerey - AlbaniaProgram: Study While You Sail the World Aboard the Majestic Sørlandet

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Can’t wait to volunteer again!

February 28, 2022by: IITT Teachers Training - IndiaProgram: Study While You Sail the World Aboard the Majestic Sørlandet

10

This was my second time assisting IVHQ with a marine conservation programme. I was part of the first group of volunteers to arrive in Jamaica following Covid, so our group was tiny and the programmes were just getting started. Nonetheless, it was a fantastic experience; I got to dive virtually every day and conduct important work on the coral reef, such as establishing coral nurseries and eliminating invasive species. I also had the opportunity to contribute to the Whiteriver Fish Sanctuary by authoring the August newsletter and participating in community outreach. I particularly appreciated the company of the people I had the opportunity to interact with and learn from at work; everyone was really friendly and enjoyable to be around. Jamaica is a breathtakingly gorgeous and diverse island, so make the most of your time there by exploring as much as you can on weekends or whenever you have some spare time. For me, the highlight was visiting Negril, a village on the island's western tip that is fantastic for diving (call Scuba Dive Jamaica, Michael is a great diving instructor), food, and sunsets. Volunteers are housed in a nice house with a kitchen, two bathrooms, two bedrooms with bunk beds, a common space, and a very wide yard. Because there is no air conditioning, it can get quite hot and humid, especially at night, but that's all part of the experience! I would recommend this programme to anyone looking to move out of their comfort zone, be adventurous, and accomplish something worthwhile with their time for the earth and people.