Toucan Education Programs (TEP)
Why choose Toucan Education Programs (TEP)?
Toucan Education Programs isn't just another study abroad company. We're a social enterprise fueled by a passion for empowering students and uplifting communities through ethical and responsible service and experiential learning experiences. The SLE Factor: Serve, Learn, Explore ethically and responsibly is at the heart of everything we do. Here's how we prioritize our stakeholders: Students (...
Toucan Education Programs isn't just another study abroad company. We're a social enterprise fueled by a passion for empowering students and uplifting communities through ethical and responsible service and experiential learning experiences. The SLE Factor: Serve, Learn, Explore ethically and responsibly is at the heart of everything we do. Here's how we prioritize our stakeholders: Students (You!): Your health, safety, and success are our top priorities. We design programs grounded in reciprocity, ensuring your experience benefits you and the communities you serve. Community: We believe in building lasting partnerships with local organizations. We design programs that address real needs and create sustainable impact. Our Team: We're a passionate group dedicated to ethical engagemen...
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Rhondine Petrof
Interviewed in 2015
Rhondine is the founder and executive director of Toucan Education Programs (TEP). She has worked with students from a variety of North American insti...

Rhondine Petrof
Interviewed in 2015
What inspired you to travel abroad?
I became very motivated in 2010 to establish Toucan Education Programs after realizing that I have a profound love of working with international students who were studying abroad in Belize. Walking with students to realize their study abroad dreams and witnessing their transformation at the end of their term was truly rewarding for me.

Rebecca Titus
Participated in 2016
Becca is a semi-retired, neonatal mom and baby nurse from both California and Montana. Her month-long volunteer placement at a hospital in San Ignacio...

Brittany Hoover
Participated in 2016
Brittany was born and raised on the Southside of Chicago. She is currently a graduate student studying agricultural education, but she has experience ...

Brittany Hoover
Participated in 2016
I traveled out of the country once before in 2013 and had been looking for another opportunity to travel with a group of people ever since. There is something special about experiencing another culture and seeing how people interact in places different from the United States. I started graduate school in the fall of 2015 and in the spring I saw a flyer in the hallway looking for graduate students in agriculture to travel to Belize and work with farmers over there. I had never really thought about going to Belize, but it sounded like a great opportunity, so I applied and was chosen to go abroad. I read about the diversity of Belize and was inspired to engulf myself in Belizean culture.
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