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Benefits include:
-- Domestic and international travel
-- Training at both the local and national level
-- Reimbursements for expenses
-- Sharing in the exchange students' discovery of America
-- Flexibility - you decide the number of students to work with (1,3,5+), the hours/days to devote, and your level of commitment
-- Making friends from around the world
-- Creating memories to last a lifetime
-- On-going support is provided throughout the year
-- 24-hour emergency support
Requirements for IECs include:
-- At least 25 years of age
-- Living in the continental United States
-- Being eligible to work in the United States
EF Foundation for Foreign Study is a high school exchange program dedicated to breaking down barriers of language, culture and geography. Since 1979, EF Foundation has provided study abroad opportunities to over 90,000 students from over 40 countries. Each year, over 3,000 students travel with our program to experience life the United States.
Being part of a team is important to many people. Whether it is a sports team, a team at work, or a group of friends who often do things together, a feeling a belonging is essential to many people’s lives. We enable our Scouts to feel like they a part of something more and to always have FUN with their friends.
This is a place where you can belong. It doesn't matter to us if you have a little time to volunteer or a lot or if you would prefer to assist us in another way. We look forward to sharing more with you.
Find out how you can be a part of our team at www.AdventureScoutsUSA.org and email us at the address above.