IMMERSION CAMP PROGRAM
We invite international youth to Experience America with one of our short programs!
American Scholar Immersions Camps offer international students a chance to immerse themselves in an American school environment for a duration of up to 2 weeks
IMMERSION CAMP
PROGRAM
The ASG School Immersion Programs provide an invaluable opportunity for international students to fully immerse themselves in the American school experience for a period of up to 2 weeks. Throughout the weekdays, participating students attend classes side by side with American peers and under the guidance of American teachers. This experience allows them to integrate into the academic environment, participate actively in discussions, and gain firsthand insight into American educational practices.
By the end of the program, students not only gain academic knowledge but also develop interpersonal skills, cultural awareness, and a sense of independence through their immersion in a new educational and social environment. This comprehensive approach ensures that the ASG School Immersion Programs are not just about learning within the classroom but also about embracing and appreciating the broader aspects of American life.
CAMP STRUCTURE
The structure of this immersion program is designed to fully immerse international students in the experience of being a regular, full-time student in the United States. Throughout the duration of the program, participants integrate seamlessly into American school life, attending classes alongside local peers and under the guidance of American educators.
During weekdays, students follow a typical school schedule, participating actively in classes that cover various subjects and topics. This immersion allows them to experience firsthand the American educational system, engage in classroom discussions, and adapt to the pace and style of instruction used in US schools.
Weekends are dedicated to cultural immersion activities, providing students with insights into American traditions, history, and community life. These activities may include visits to cultural landmarks, museums, and local events, allowing participants to interact with American culture in a meaningful way outside of the school environment.
