Educatius celebrates four finalists for its Community Impact Fund during International Education Week. Each international student alumni proposes projects addressing community issues. A $5,000 grant will support one finalist in turning their impactful vision into reality, bringing to live positive change inspired by studying abroad.
This past week, Valley Lutheran, Mesa, and Hamilton High Schools welcomed an unexpected group of visitors: education agents from Vietnam, Italy, China, Brazil, Thailand, Germany and Taiwan. Instead of exploring Arizona’s iconic landscapes, these global agents were here with Educatius, an organization with 21 years of experience placing qualified international students in American high schools.
This past week, Morro Bay High School and San Luis Obispo High School welcomed an unexpected group of visitors: international education agents from Vietnam, Italy, China, Brazil, Thailand, Germany, and Taiwan. Instead of exploring California’s famous landmarks, these global agents toured local high schools.
This past week, Ocean View High School in Huntington Beach, El Camino Real Charter High School in Woodland Hills, and Oak Park High School in Oak Park welcomed a unique group of visitors: international education agents from Vietnam, Italy, China, Brazil, Thailand, Germany, and Taiwan.
This June, Layton resident Tara Creed will embark on an inspiring journey to The Gambia in the Aiducatius Creativity Internship. From June 15 to 30, 2024, Creed, along with a small team of artistic interns, will work with over 1,000 students at St. Martin's Basic Cycle School in Kartong, introducing them to the joys of drawing and painting.
Imagine a world where your classroom doesn't have four walls but stretches across continents and cultures. The Educatius Community Impact Fund Competition challenges students and alumni to use their newfound global insights to spark positive change back home, with a competition to win a $5,000 grant.
Adam Gooder, a renowned arts educator at Arlington High School, has been chosen for the exclusive Aiducatius Creativity Internship in The Gambia. This initiative, supported by Educatius, aims to enhance global connections and education opportunities. Gooder will collaborate with students and teachers at St. Martin's School, promoting cultural exchange and artistic development.
Educatius Group lanserer Community Impact Fund-konkurransen 1. mars 2024, der internasjonale utvekslingsstudenter og alumni får mulighet til å skape positive endringer i lokalsamfunnene sine med et stipend på 5000 USD og mentorskap. Søknadsfristen er 31. mars 2024.
Tara Creed, a dedicated Educatius Local Coordinator from Layton, Utah, has been selected for the Aiducatius Creativity Internship in The Gambia. Her role in connecting Utah communities with international students through educational exchanges has been recognized globally.
Educatius launches the Community Impact Competition March 1, 2024, empowering its international exchange students and alumni to lead positive change in their communities with a $5,000 USD grant and mentorship. Application deadline is March 31, 2024.
Educatius, a leading international education company, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Host Family Reunion Competition, celebrating the amazing bonds between international students and their American host families. This event coincides with Educatius' 20th anniversary, marking two decades of helping students unlock the world through high school exchanges, including right here in Layton.
[Fort Collins, USA] – Educatius, a leading international education company, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Host Family Reunion Competition, celebrating the amazing bonds between international students and their host families. This event coincides with Educatius' 20th anniversary, marking two decades of high school exchanges, including right here in Fort Collins.
[Boston, USA] – Educatius, a leading international education company, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Host Family Reunion Competition, a celebration of the amazing bonds between international students and their host families in the USA. This event coincides with Educatius' 20th anniversary, marking two decades of helping students unlock the world through high school exchanges.