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Rustic Pathways designs custom school group travel programs built around each school’s dates, learning goals, group size, destination, and budget.

Each trip is school-specific, with the itinerary, accommodations, transportation, activities, meals, and on-program support planned for the group.

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A student rides a camel in a line crossing the dunes of the Sahara in Morocco
$1,995–$6,395typical custom program price per student, before airfare 38 countriesschool programs across five continents 1 to 18 monthstypical planning window before departure 10+ studentsmost school programs; smaller groups assessed case by case School-exclusive groupsYour group is never merged with another school

Find a school trip

School travel connects classroom learning goals with direct experiences in the places and communities students study. Choose what students should learn and where you would like to travel. We’ll show matching programs, or help build one around your school.

Learning goal
Students standing together with Huayna Picchu rising behind them. Peru

Machu Picchu and Andean Adventure

History · Cultural Immersion 9 days · Custom quote · Based on 8+ students · Airfare separate Lima → Cusco → Sacred Valley → Machu Picchu View itinerary →
Students practising Spanish with local partners in Costa Rica. Costa Rica

Costa Rica Spanish Language Immersion

Language · Cultural Immersion 7 days · Custom quote · Based on 10+ students · Airfare separate San José → Turrialba → Pacuare River → San José View itinerary →
Students with community partners in the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco. Morocco

High Atlas Mountain Service

Service Learning · Cultural Immersion 9 days · Custom quote · Based on 8+ students · Airfare separate Casablanca → High Atlas Mountains → Marrakech View itinerary →
Students conducting marine field studies in Fiji. Fiji

Marine and Environmental Field Studies

STEM · Sustainability 8 days · Custom quote · Based on 8+ students · Airfare separate Nadi → Momi Bay → Yasawa Islands View itinerary →
Students planting trees on a reforestation project in northern Thailand. Thailand

Environmental Science and Reforestation

STEM · Sustainability 8 days · Custom quote · Based on 8+ students · Airfare separate Chiang Mai → Mae Ta → Chiang Dao View itinerary →
Students in Central Australia on an Indigenous immersion program. Australia

Central Outback Indigenous Immersion

Cultural Immersion · History 10 days · Custom quote · Based on 8+ students · Airfare separate Sydney → Uluru → Alice Springs → Sydney View itinerary →
No exact catalog match? Rustic Pathways can build around your curriculum, destination, group, and budget. Build a custom trip →

What does a school group trip look like?

Every program is custom-built for teachers, school administrators, and trip coordinators planning student group travel. We work around your dates and yourcurriculum. 

Terelj Park and Nomadic Service

$2,195 per student · 10+ students · 10 days · airfare separate

Days 1 and 2 are the group flight and the dateline crossing, so the itinerary below opens on arrival.

Students take a selfie beneath the silver Chinggis Khaan equestrian statue outside Ulaanbaatar.

Ulaanbaatar

Stay Guesthouse, Ulaanbaatar Transport Airport pickup → Ulaanbaatar Meals Included from airport pickup Arrive at Chinggis Khaan International; orientation and an introduction to local culture.
Young dancers in red costume perform a traditional Mongolian dance for a visiting group.

Ulaanbaatar

Stay Guesthouse, Ulaanbaatar Transport In-city transfers Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner Zaisan Memorial, the National Museum of Mongolia and the International Intellectual Museum.
Students share a meal seated on the floor of a ger with their host family.

Terelj

Stay Ger camp, Terelj Transport Ulaanbaatar → ger district Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner Service begins at a public school in the ger district, outside the water and sewage network.
A ger glows from within under a night sky at the Terelj camp.

Terelj

Stay Ger camp, Terelj Transport Local transfers Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner Finish the service project, then the 130-foot Chinggis Khan statue and an evening debrief.
A student in traditional Mongolian dress holds a golden eagle on a gloved arm outside a temple complex.

Terelj

Stay Ger camp, Terelj Transport Local transfers Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner Hike to Ariyapala Temple, an archery lesson, and dairy with a herding family.
A river winds through green steppe grassland below rolling hills on the drive back to Ulaanbaatar.

Ulaanbaatar

Stay Guesthouse, Ulaanbaatar Transport Terelj → Ulaanbaatar Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner Drive back across the steppe, stopping for tea with a host family.
Wrestlers in ceremonial dress line up to perform at a Mongolian cultural festival.

Ulaanbaatar

Stay Guesthouse, Ulaanbaatar Transport In-city transfers Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner Fair-trade shopping, a cultural show with khoomi throat singing, and Rustic Ties.
A student group hikes single file across a grassy valley below snow-streaked peaks.

Depart

Stay n/a (departure day) Transport Ulaanbaatar → airport Meals Through departure Depart Mongolia.

Costa Rica Spanish Language Immersion

$3,385 per student · 10+ students · 7 days · airfare separate
Rooftops of San Jose, Costa Rica, spread toward green hills under a bright sky.

San José

Stay Hotel, San José Transport Airport pickup → San José Meals Included from airport pickup Arrive; orientation and cultural introduction.
A student writes in a notebook at a wooden table during a Spanish placement test.

Turrialba

Stay Turri Base House Transport San José → Turrialba Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Spanish placement test and first class.
A Spanish instructor leans in to help a student with written work at a shared classroom table.

Turrialba

Stay Turri Base House Transport In and around Turrialba Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Morning Spanish class; mountain biking.
A student rappels down a rock face beside a rainforest waterfall in a helmet and harness.

Turrialba

Stay Turri Base House Transport In and around Turrialba Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Morning Spanish class; waterfall hike.
Students listen to a local guide on a farm surrounded by banana plants.

Turrialba

Stay Turri Base House Transport In and around Turrialba Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Morning Spanish class; sustainable coffee farm tour.
Students in helmets and life jackets paddle a raft through whitewater on the Pacuare River.

San José

Stay Hotel, San José Transport Turrialba → Pacuare River → San José Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Whitewater rafting; final reflection and Rustic Ties ceremony.
Students walk a dirt path with local children between tropical plants on the last morning.

Depart

Stay n/a (departure day) Transport San José → airport drop-off Meals Through airport drop-off Depart Costa Rica.

Southern Spain History and Culture

7 days · Request pricing · 10+ students · airfare separate
Students in aprons gather around a wide paella pan cooking outdoors at a group cooking class.

Madrid

Stay Hotel, Madrid Transport Airport → Madrid Meals Included from airport pickup Arrive; orientation and first group dinner.
The glass and iron Palacio de Cristal reflected in its pond in Madrid's Retiro park.

Madrid

Stay Hotel, Madrid Transport On foot and metro Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Old town walk; the Prado.
The hillside skyline of Toledo above the Tagus river, with the Alcazar on the ridge.

Toledo

Stay Hotel, Madrid Transport Madrid → Toledo → Madrid Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Three-cultures history in medieval Toledo.
The Roman Bridge arches across the river toward Cordoba's Mezquita-Cathedral.

Granada

Stay Hotel, Granada Transport Madrid → Córdoba → Granada Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner The Mezquita en route to Andalusia.
A whitewashed lane in Granada's Albaicin climbs toward the Alhambra on the hill beyond.

Granada

Stay Hotel, Granada Transport On foot Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner The Alhambra and the Albaicín.
Seville Cathedral and the Giralda tower rise above the city skyline at sunset.

Seville

Stay Hotel, Seville Transport Granada → Seville Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Cathedral quarter; final reflection.
Students pose together in a plaza in front of a Gothic cathedral facade on the final day.

Depart

Stay n/a (departure day) Transport Seville → airport Meals Through airport drop-off Depart Spain.

Athens and Ancient History

7 days · Request pricing · 10+ students · airfare separate
A waterfront street in Greece lined with houses rising up the hillside behind.

Athens

Stay Hotel, Athens Transport Airport → Athens Meals Included from airport pickup Arrive; orientation and neighborhood walk.
The columns of the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens against a clear sky.

Athens

Stay Hotel, Athens Transport On foot Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner The Acropolis and Acropolis Museum.
The stone theatre at Delphi curves above the Sanctuary of Apollo in a mountain valley.

Delphi

Stay Hotel, Athens Transport Athens → Delphi → Athens Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Sanctuary of Apollo and museum.
The Bourtzi fortress sits in Nafplio's bay, seen over a stone wall and oleander in flower.

Nafplio

Stay Hotel, Nafplio Transport Athens → Mycenae → Nafplio Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Mycenae and the old port town.
Three students compare notes on a clipboard on a rocky shoreline at dusk during coastal fieldwork.

Nafplio

Stay Hotel, Nafplio Transport Local, on foot Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Coastal fieldwork or culture day with local guides.
A student group fills a long outdoor table for a farewell dinner in Greece.

Athens

Stay Hotel, Athens Transport Nafplio → Athens Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Markets, final reflection, farewell dinner.
Students pose together on a rocky Greek beach at dusk on the last evening.

Depart

Stay n/a (departure day) Transport Athens → airport Meals Through airport drop-off Depart Greece.

Washington, DC: Government, History, and Monuments

$2,995 per student · 10+ students · 5 days · airfare separate
Students sit at the edge of the Reflecting Pool facing the Washington Monument.

Washington, DC

Stay Hotel, Washington, DC Transport Airport or rail → hotel Meals Included from pickup National Mall orientation walk.
Visitors fill the rotunda of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History around the elephant display.

Washington, DC

Stay Hotel, Washington, DC Transport On foot and Metro Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Capitol Hill; Smithsonian museums.
Fountains play in the central pool of the National World War II Memorial.

Washington, DC

Stay Hotel, Washington, DC Transport Metro → Arlington Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Monuments, memorials, Arlington National Cemetery.
Students laugh together as they fold a large American flag outdoors.

Washington, DC

Stay Hotel, Washington, DC Transport On foot and Metro Meals Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner Government and history site visits; reflection.
A student group crowds together for a photo on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial at dusk.

Depart

Stay n/a (departure day) Transport Hotel → airport or rail Meals Through drop-off Depart Washington, DC.

How custom school trips work

Tell us what you need

Share dates, group size, destination interests, learning goals, and budget.

Rustic Pathways builds the program

The School Partnerships team creates the itinerary and written quote.

Your school approves and families enroll

Finalize the program, then Rustic Pathways manages enrollment, payments, paperwork, and family communication.

Rustic Pathways operates the trip

Program Leaders manage transportation, accommodations, activities, meals, supervision, and on-program support.

School travel programs in 38 countries

Browse school-trip destinations by region. Each country link leads to available programs and planning information.

All destinations by region

What Rustic Pathways handles for your school

Rustic Pathways designs custom international school travel programs backed by 43 years of experience across 38 countries. Educators set the learning goals, and the Mentor, Ohio team manages the operational details.

Curriculum-aligned programming

Service learning, STEM, history, the arts, climate, and language immersion, shaped around your outcomes. Not pulled off a shelf.

Fully managed logistics

Flights, lodging, ground transport, meals, payments, and family communications. You will not chase deposits or rebook hotels.

Real safety infrastructure

A full-time Medical Director, an 8-minute average Crisis Response Team activation, and 12 years of published incident data. $5M in liability coverage, safety you can explain with numbers.

See all 21 things Rustic Pathways handles

School trips involve 21 distinct workstreams from itinerary design through post-program debrief. Rustic Pathways absorbs each one as part of a single program fee (international airfare is quoted separately), so the only role educators retain is leading their students.

Itinerary creation
Safety and risk planning
Local connections and guides
School approval materials
Family meetings and updates
Budget planning and support
Native-language guides
In-country support
Updates to administrators
24/7 emergency support
Group debrief and discussion
Post-program debrief
Student impact measurement
Passport and visa guidance
Lodging selection
Land transportation
Airport arrivals and departures
Travel insurance details
Travel document support
Program Leader staffing
Family payment collection
All included in a single program price. International airfare is quoted separately.

One teacher travels free for every six paying students.

No premium tier and no in-the-moment upsells. One program for every student, designed so the group moves together.

Ask about teachers-travel-free terms →

What is included in educational travel programs?

Included in the program price

  • Custom itinerary design
  • Lodging
  • Meals
  • In-country transportation
  • Scheduled activities and admissions
  • Program Leader staffing
  • Family payment collection
  • Pre-trip planning
  • 24/7 emergency support

Optional or additional cost

  • International airfare: your school books it, or Rustic Pathways can as an add-on
  • Individual travel and medical insurance
  • Itinerary-specific items explicitly quoted separately

School or traveler responsibility

  • Passport applications
  • Visa applications where required
  • Personal spending money

Rustic Pathways provides passport and visa guidance; travelers remain responsible for obtaining required travel documents.

School group logistics

Minimum group size
Most programs run with 10 or more students; smaller groups are assessed case by case.
Typical group size
16 students (median). Groups range from 10 students up, with no upper limit.
Group exclusivity
School groups travel as their own group and are not merged with another school’s students.
Staffing
A minimum of two trained Program Leaders travel with every group.
Free chaperone places
One teacher travels free for every six paying students. The comped place covers Program Tuition only; airfare and insurance for that chaperone are not included.
Additional chaperones
Beyond the comped place, additional chaperones are priced case by case based on group size and program.
Rooming
Students stay in shared, gender-separated rooms, and every student gets their own bed. Teachers get their own room. Exact rooming arrangements are confirmed in the written program proposal.
Meals and dietary needs
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included from airport pickup through airport drop-off, with drinking water throughout. Specialized dietary and religious accommodations are assessed before a proposal is sent. Exact meal arrangements vary by program and are confirmed before departure.
Teacher and chaperone responsibilities
Teachers and chaperones travel with their students, retain responsibility for school rules and the code of conduct, handle school-specific academic and disciplinary matters, and perform any additional supervision their school requires. Rustic Pathways Program Leaders operate the itinerary; coordinate transportation, lodging, meals, activities, guides, and local partners; implement Rustic Pathways safety procedures; manage operational incidents and emergency response; and provide on-program support.

School trip safety and supervision

Every school program has a minimum of two trained Program Leaders, medical oversight, 24/7 emergency support, written destination risk plans, and documented incident reporting. Read the full safety approach.

Two Program Leaders minimum

Every group travels with a minimum of two trained Program Leaders.

Medical oversight

Dr. Will Smith, a Board-Certified Emergency Physician, leads Rustic Pathways medical protocols.

Crisis planning and response

Every destination has a written risk-management plan, every program has 24/7 support, and the Crisis Response Team activates in an average of 8 minutes.

92%of seasonal staff are local to the countries we operate in
100%CPR and First Aid certified Program Leaders
8 minAverage Crisis Response Team activation
$5MPer-occurrence liability coverage

Twelve years of published incident data

Rustic Pathways publishes its incident record rather than only its safety promises. In 2025, 2,238 travelers generated 162 logged incidents: 142 GREEN, 18 YELLOW, 1 RED (an air evacuation, full recovery), and 1 BLACK.

GREEN means no escalation. An escalation is any incident where a parent was notified, a doctor was consulted, or the itinerary changed, and most escalations are precautionary rather than a hospitalization or program termination.

Trusted by teachers and schools around the world

Rustic Pathways partners with 321 schools across public, private, parochial, charter, and IB World Schools. Testimonials below come directly from heads of school, classroom teachers, and program leaders who have led groups with the team.

Awarded by
Rustic Pathways: International Travel Awards 2025, Best Tour Operator winner Rustic Pathways: United States Leading Tour Operator 2025 winner Rustic Pathways: Travel Weekly Magellan Awards 2024, Gold winner Rustic Pathways: 2024 Communitas Awards, Excellence winner Rustic Pathways: GoOverseas Award winner Rustic Pathways: WYSTC Best Youth Travel Operator, four-time winner Rustic Pathways: Skift IDEA Awards winner Rustic Pathways: Inc. Magazine award winner
Memberships and affiliations

WYSE Travel Confederation

Member · 4× Best Youth Tour Operator

Better Business Bureau

Accredited · A+ rating

Near East South Asia Council of Overseas Schools

NESA Affiliate Organization
Peru, China & Tanzania

"It was quite a powerful experience for our students to work alongside students within the community that were their age. Rustic helped our students step outside of their comfort zone and take a humble approach to service and culture.

As an IB World School, taking action is a quality we try to instill within our students every day. To have them do this on a global scale was monumental.

We look forward to planning our next trip."

Tim Reilly Tim ReillyHead of School, International School of Texas
Peru & Cuba

"Our welcome, our guides, our schedule, our visit to the village, our community service project, the people in the village, the food, the sights and history lessons, the language immersion, the mountains and adventure… It was incredibly well organized. Rustic Pathways is the best organization I have ever traveled with and I am very much looking forward to continuing our travels with Rustic in the future."

Cori Dykeman Cori DykemanCheshire Academy, Connecticut
Costa Rica

"Thought this was an awesome way to implement the idea of a Magic School Bus in real life."

Bas van SchootenBiology Teacher, Pasadena Waldorf School

Meet the people building your program

You will not be passed from department to department. Rustic Pathways school travel specialists understand classrooms, family questions, and approval processes.

Keegan Kennedy

Keegan Kennedy

Southeast Asia Regional Manager

Region coverage: Thailand, Laos, Indonesia, and Myanmar. Keegan has directed Rustic Pathways operations across Southeast Asia since 2016 and specializes in environmental and marine science programming.

Read Keegan’s bio →
Matija Paunovski

Matija Paunovski

Director, School Partnerships

Region coverage: Asia, Africa, and Europe primarily. Matija helps educators shape programs that connect service learning, history, and cross-border context with strong school support.

Request a service-learning program proposal →
Patrick Ziemnik

Patrick Ziemnik

Director, School Partnerships

Region coverage: the Americas, Caribbean, and Pacific primarily. Patrick helps schools build STEM, conservation, and adventure programs with the structure teachers need and students remember.

Request a STEM or adventure program proposal →

What teachers want to know when planning

These are the questions teachers actually have when planning a trip: logistics, safety, pricing, and process, on the page, not behind a form.

A student photographing on an advanced photography workshop in Morocco.
Teachers hear the same handful of questions every year. Here is how partner schools worked through them.
Cost & Timing

How much does a school group trip cost?

School group trips with Rustic Pathways typically cost $1,995 to $5,500 per student, plus airfare. Final pricing depends on the destination, trip length, group size, season, inclusions, and flight management.

Schools set the price ceiling, and Rustic Pathways builds the itinerary to fit it. Most groups use 10 to 14-month payment plans, fundraising, family payments, and school scholarships.

How far in advance should schools plan a trip?

Plan a school trip 1 month to 18 months before departure to allow time for school approval, fundraising, parent meetings, and student recruitment.

Most schools commit to the trip 6 to 9 months before departure.

Are international flights included?

No. International airfare is not included in the base program cost. Rustic Pathways can book flights as an optional service, your school can use a local travel agent, or families can book independently.

For group bookings of 10+, only the program deposit is needed to hold group fares.

Your Group & Dates

Can schools choose their own travel dates?

Yes. Every program is dated around your school's calendar. You pick the travel window and Rustic Pathways builds the itinerary to it.

Are school trips customized?

Yes. Each program is designed around the school's dates, learning goals, group size, destination, and budget. Nothing is pulled from a fixed catalog.

What group sizes can Rustic Pathways accommodate?

Most school programs run with 10 or more students, and larger groups lower the per-student price. Groups of fewer than 10 are assessed case by case before a proposal is sent.

Does our school travel with another school's students?

No. Every program is private to one school. Your group is never merged with another school's students.

Does Rustic Pathways document service hours?

Yes, on applicable service programs. For example, schools on the Peru Sacred Valley Service program receive documentation for 12 service hours after the trip, suitable for IB CAS requirements.

Rustic Pathways provides documentation only; it does not award academic credit.

Safety & Supervision

How are students supervised?

Every Rustic Pathways school group trip is staffed with a minimum of two trained Program Leaders, including both a male and a female leader, in addition to any school teachers or chaperones. One teacher travels free for every six paying students, and the group is supported by local in-country staff.

Wilderness First Responder certification is required on programs where definitive medical care is more than an hour away, and the Rustic Pathways Crisis Response Team activates in an average of 8 minutes.

What insurance and liability coverage does Rustic Pathways carry?

Rustic Pathways carries $5 million in tour-operator and general liability coverage through Arch Insurance Company, and $1 million in abuse and molestation coverage. This is Rustic Pathways' corporate coverage, not participant travel insurance. On request, Rustic Pathways provides your business office with a certificate of insurance naming the school as additional insured, a W-9, and peer-school references. Rustic Pathways recommends families purchase travel insurance separately. Recommended coverage includes trip cancellation, trip interruption, emergency medical care, and emergency evacuation.

How are accessibility and medical needs handled?

Tell the School Partnerships team about mobility, medical, or mental-health support needs when you request a proposal. Each need is reviewed individually, and feasibility is assessed before a proposal is sent.

Not every itinerary can support every accommodation, so raise needs early. Educators can discuss accommodations directly at groups@rusticpathways.com or +1 (440) 975-9691.

Payments & Refunds

How do school group payments work?

School-paid groups: the school is invoiced. Pay in full or on a monthly plan starting with a deposit at enrollment and the first installment 14 days later.

Family-paid groups: each family chooses to pay in full at enrollment or in monthly installments if enrolling 90+ days before travel.

A non-refundable enrollment fee applies to all participants.

What is the cancellation policy?

For group travel enrollments: full refund of all amounts paid within 24 hours of enrolling. More than 70 days before departure, a full refund less the deposit and any ticketed airfare.

41 to 70 days before, a full refund less 50% of the per-traveler cost and any ticketed airfare. Inside 40 days, no refund.

Travel insurance with cancellation coverage is strongly recommended for every participant.

Can students enroll late?

Yes, subject to availability, with a 10% late fee. Inside 90 days, group airfare rates may not be guaranteed.

Inside 45 days, payment is due in full within 24 hours of enrollment, and additional flight or program costs may apply.

Do teachers travel free?

One teacher travels free for every six paying students.

Additional chaperones beyond that are priced case by case based on group size and program, and the School Partnerships team gives you the specific rate.

Getting Started

Can Rustic Pathways work with a school that already uses another provider?

Yes. Bring a recent itinerary and quote for one comparison conversation, no obligation, and the team will say honestly whether it can be improved on.

What help does a first-time trip organizer receive?

Most partner teachers are first-time organizers. The School Partnerships team walks you through the full timeline, typically 1 month to 18 months out, and helps set learning goals.

You'll get a template family meeting deck, marketing materials, an FAQ handout, and a MyRustic enrollment dashboard.

How much work does the teacher need to do?

Roughly 30 minutes per week from contract signing through departure. Rustic Pathways handles parent communication, payment collection, paperwork, and logistics.

Your time goes to the educational design, not the operations.

How do families enroll, and what paperwork is required?

Families enroll through the MyRustic enrollment dashboard, and Rustic Pathways manages enrollment, payments, paperwork, and family communication from there.

After enrollment, families can access the itinerary, packing list, flight details, and payment schedule through MyRustic. Families enrolling 90 or more days before travel can pay in monthly installments.

If your school requires students to enroll through its own process or paperwork, talk with the School Partnerships team about how MyRustic can work alongside it.

Who supports the school before, during, and after the trip?

Before departure, the School Partnerships team plans the program with you. During travel, a minimum of two trained Program Leaders operate the trip on the ground.

In an emergency, the Rustic Pathways Crisis Response Team activates in an average of 8 minutes. Enrolled families receive a 24/7 emergency number for use during programs and travel days.

Tell us about your group.

Tell us what you know now. Rough answers are enough. The School Partnerships team will reply by email within one business day.

  • 43 years of experience across 38 countries.
  • One teacher travels free for every six paying students.
  • Safety support from planning through return.
  • One named contact from first call through post-trip debrief.

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Students with community partners in the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco. Students conducting marine field studies in Fiji. A student ziplining through the forest canopy in Costa Rica. Students in Central Australia on an Indigenous immersion program.

Bring the classroom into the world.

Start with a proposal request. We will help you shape the program, answer the hard questions, and make the next step clear.