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CIEE High School Abroad programs, Summer High School Abroad programs, and Gap Year Abroad programs provide U.S. high school students and recent high school graduates with an unforgettable international experience. Since 1947, CIEE has sent over 50,000 U.S. youth to locations around the globe. These programs allow U.S high school students and recent high school graduates to study abroad, to live with a native host family, work abroad, and/or volunteer, and to challenge themselves on a new level by becoming fully immersed in a language and a new culture.

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gap year abroad - the experience of a lifetime

Gap Year Abroad with CIEE offers college-bound high school graduates an opportunity to acquire a broader global perspective, foster independence and gain self-knowledge. Our Gap Year Abroad programs offer accelerated language growth through classes and immersion into a foreign community, the opportunity to live with a host family, and experience abroad teaching English or participating in organized volunteer work in the local community.

Students seeking to stretch intellectually, explore new vistas, develop leadership and become responsible global citizens are ideal candidates for a CIEE Gap Year Abroad. Included in the CIEE program are day and weekend excursions of cultural and historical importance that will provide an important dimension to understanding of the host country.

CIEE offers go abroad GAP Year Abroad programs in Chile, Chile + Spain, China, Costa Rica Internship, the Dominican Republic, the Dominican Republic + Spain, France, Japan, Spain.

Features common to all CIEE go abroad Gap year programs:

 

CIEE IN THE NEWS

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Tampa Prep's Wesley Wall will spend a year in Spain after graduation

Published by tampabay.com on May 29, 2009

Graduating senior, Wesley Wall, of Tampa, Florida will be heading to Seville, Spain in the Fall of 2009.

Click here to read his story on tampabay.com.