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2011
Take to the seas .. and earn high school credits!
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Most people think of flying OVER the ocean fo rtheir semester abroad .. but how about making the ocean your destination?
Sea Education Association (SEA) offers 17-credit SEA semester programs, beginning with 6 weeks on land studying oceanography, maritime studies and nautical science followed by a 6-week offshore sailing/research cruise. Find out more from this article: http://www.gostudy.ca/semester-abroad/blog.html.
Bytown Brigantine offers a wide range of hands-on sailing programs for teens on the tall ship ‘Fair Jeanne’ for 5-21 day trips in the summer. This summer, programs could include SCUBA diving, flat water sea kayaking as well as the opportunity of earning a high school credit while on board. Come and meet them at the Study and Go Abroad Fair or check out their website: www.tallshipsadventure.org.
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About the Author: Katie Idle
I'm a business woman and a travel junkie! I have always had a passion for travel and for experiencing new cultures. Brought up in England, I traveled Europe in my teens and early 20s. I have lived and worked on 3 continents; Europe, Africa and North America. I have traveled extensively worldwide both for work and for fun - and still can't believe how much of the world there is still to see!
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