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INTERNSHIPS ABROAD
COSTA RICA
Michael Lyles, CEO
Tucson, Arizona
520-320-9933,
admin@internshipsabroadcostarica.com
www.internshipsabroadcostarica.com
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Internships Abroad Costa Rica offers young
adults, 18 and older, an opportunity to explore and immerse
themselves in the culture and language of Costa Rica while
receiving the vocational/ educational guidance they need to
transition into adulthood.
Through Real World Guidance mentoring, the program strives
to promote and improve the student's independent living skills.
The areas of focus include: Interpersonal communications;
personal finance; goal setting and time management; educational
planning and study skills; household care and management;
career planning and employment skills. The mentoring program
also offers assistance in establishing realistic goals and
acquiring sensible independent living skills as they work
on personal growth, character development, integrity and personal
responsibility. Participation in the Vocational Internship
Program allows students to gain real world employment experience.
Designed to meet the individual goals of each student, the
academic component is flexible to the student's previous academic
history and future plans. With daily study sessions and individual
tutoring available, students can finish their high school
requirements and/ or explore distance learning options.
Internships Abroad believes that participation in community
service projects are a "major stepping stone for personal
growth and personal satisfaction." To help students understand
how certain behaviors and thought processes block success,
the program provides peer directed discussions to explore
the complexities of community living.
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