Yes, I know we are still in the season of winter, but students interested in more formal summer program opportunities will find application deadlines as early as March. Summer is a great time to explore some interests and learn some new skills. A summer program shouldn't feel like work, though. This should be a fun enriching experience and the great news is that there are options from one day to 10 weeks, from no fee to thousands of dollars,
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from computer game design to building bridges in a far off land. If you can think of it, likely there's a summer experience for it!
When researching summer opportunities for your student, here are a few things to consider:
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from computer game design to building bridges in a far off land. If you can think of it, likely there's a summer experience for it!When researching summer opportunities for your student, here are a few things to consider:
- Is the program accredited?
- How long has the program been running?
- Who makes up the staff and faculty and how they are hired, screened and trained?
- What is the student to faculty ratio?
- What safety protocols are in place?
- How are medical needs handled?
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You are looking for a good fit opportunity, so seeing the facilities in advance, talking with previous campers and having clear expectations about what your student hopes to get out of the experience will go a long way in ensuring a successful and valuable outcome.
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