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In the five days following the reception of your school or group registration, we will confirm if you are accepted to participate in the Dominican Experience. We will try our best to satisfy the dates you have asked for.
How much does it cost?
90.00 dollar fee is required (not repayable) once your group is accepted in the project. For the rest, the adult who’s responsible will communicate with you for the rest of the fees for the experience.
The 8 steps
In the section (formation - teachers), there is a section 8 steps to help you prepare the group experience.
But that isn’t all…now it’s time to prepare your luggage. Don’t worry, a few weeks before you leave, we will send more detailed information on the project trough the group chief. Also, one week before the beginning of the project, the animators of the project will be in touch with you to get a acquainted.
In the field
The group
A group is usually formed with 15 to 40 participants and one animator, ordinarily from Montreal or Ottawa. Participants come from different regions in Canada.
Behavioral conduct
Each participant engages himself to respect certain rules in Republic Dominican: drugs, alcohol abuse and violence are not welcomed. (see rule section)
Insurances
Your responsible adult is required to insure you.
After the experience
It’s time to reflect on your experience, to find a job, go back to school, and get implicated in your community. In other words, put your experience to use and talk about it to your friends.
| Section 1 | Register in the 7 days program - info@third-world.net |
| Section 2 | Register in the program Rond-Point - form click here |
| Section 3 | Register in the program summer camps - info@third-world.net |
| Section 4 | Register in the personal program - form click here |
| Section 5 | Register in the University of Montreal program, faculty of science and politics. |
| Section 6 | Register in the Spiritours program - info@third-world.net |
| Section 7 | Register in the cooperative program |
| Section 8 | Register in the program Heart of the poor. |