Youth programs

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My experience on an Eil Activity/Community Service Program

A rainy forest walk in Killarney: Group of French youth visiting Ireland with the Summer Activity Programme 2009.Read on to hear one of our program participants  on our Activity/Community Service Programms and their expeirence and opinion of  how it all went..

Berlin volunteers working in Clonmel

The beginning of February and the start of Spring saw the first of our volunteer groups of 2010 from Germany arriving in Ireland. This group is from Berlin and is made up of 4 boys, 2 girls and their two leaders, Claudia and Oliver. These young people are all aged between 15 - 17 years and they are based in Clonmel, where they are staying with local families while volunteering on local conservation and youth projects. They will report back to their high school in Berlin as this project forms part of their work experience and personal development, similar to what Irish young people do in their 'Transition Year'.

Study Abroad Can Evoke Strong Emotions

Submitted by Aisling Meade on 8 February 2010 - 1:08pm

I was delighted to have a case study that I wrote about an EIL academic field trip published as a guest blog on the US based website Facultyled.com. Facultyled.com is the leading website for faculty and study abroad professionals interested in developing, marketing, and maintaining faculty-led study abroad. It provides information and resources about study abroad and international travel.

Homestay day trip in the Comeragh Mountains

Submitted by Brendan Kelleher on 21 August 2009 - 8:37am

MPaul and Thomas from France explore the Comeragh mountainsargaret Walsh, EIL Local Coordinator in Tramore talks about a day trip she organised for 3 particpants currently in Ireland on a homesaty programme in her community. Margaret met up with Paul and Thomas from France and Cornelia from Germany and they set off to explore Mahon falls in the heart of the Comeragh mountains