As we close out 2009, we are hard at work on 2010! That's the way it goes, I think. The year is ending and we get excited by many new possibilities that lie ahead.
In the Press Release below, we have set out the highlights of what this partnership brings to the table. More importantly, it teams GeoVisions with a UK registered charity that has been around since 1937, and who enjoys a great deal of name recognition in the UK.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 18, 2009
GeoVisions and EIL UK Announce Partnership to Promote Worldwide English Tutoring Programs
American university students, twenty-somethings, even retired persons have been traveling around the world helping people improve their English on short-term Conversation Tutor programs offered by GeoVisions. Now, GeoVisions and The Experiment in International Living UK (EIL UK) have announced a partnership to bring these same opportunities to volunteers from the UK.
EIL UK will offer the popular Conversation Corps and Conversation Partner programs in the UK, and have recently launched an updated website (http://www.eiluk.org) highlighting the features of these opportunities.
These programs offer an inexpensive way to visit a country and provide a base for additional travel and exploration. They provide a good experience to get to know a local culture before embarking on additional travel following the program. Destinations available on these programs range from Thailand, Vietnam and China, to Costa Rica and Ecuador, along with Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon with European countries as well, like Spain, France, Austria, Germany and Italy – more than 15 countries in total.
GeoVisions is a US-based travel and student exchange organization that offers work exchanges in the United States, internships, volunteer and English-teaching programs around the world. GeoVisions has offices in New Hampshire and Connecticut in the United States, and Bangkok and Paris.
EIL UK is a UK registered charity with over seventy years of offering educational and cultural exchanges that encourage individuals to increase their intercultural awareness, share cultures, and improve language skills.
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