Thursday, May 2, 2013

Financial Information

Connect 123:
http://www.connect-123.com/faq/financial-information/

For Buenos Aires, Cape Town and Shanghai: $1,795
$300 deposit at the time that you apply,
$1,495 when you confirm your participation
Barcelona and Dublin: €1,795
deposit is €300

Includes:
-advice about internship or volunteer projects that best fit your interests and goals
-arranging secure accommodation based on your budget and preferences
-meeting you at the airport
-a complete country information pack to help you prepare for your trip
-a comprehensive orientation on arrival
-access to Connect-123’s regular social and cultural events
-discounts on tourist activities
-substantial local support
            -providing logistical assistance to career and personal mentoring
            -hands-on help in case of an emergency.

Housing is NOT included in the program fee
However they will help you find housing that you want

Program fee is a flat rate for however long you want to stay.

$1,795 program fee + airfare + $500 to $1,100 per month for rent in relatively high-end, secure accommodation. Food, entertainment and local transport can add another $350 to $700 per month

Universities may offer financial help for internships


United Planet:
http://www.unitedplanet.org/united-planet-program-fees

Short Term (1-12 weeks): $995+
Includes:
-Preparation and training before departure
-Food and lodging in your host country
-Airport transportation
-Emergency medical insurance
-On-going support and supervision
-Language lessons, cultural activities and excursions (varies by country, call for details)

Long Term (6 months-1 year): $6565+

Includes:
-Extensive pre-departure preparation including a training weekend
-Food & lodging in your host country (host family or shared residence)
-Airport transfers
-Emergency medical insurance
-In-country orientation, language training, mid-year camp, and final camp
-On-going support and supervision 
-Monthly stipend for incidental expenses


Peace Corps:
http://www.peacecorps.gov/learn/whyvol/finben/

 There is not a fee to participate in the Peace Corps

The Peace Corps provides Volunteers with a living allowance that enables one to live in a manner similar to the local people in his or her community, covering housing, food, and incidentals.

Also includes medical and dental care.

Provides $7,425 at the end of your term to use at your own will.

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