Travel for Teens believes that teen travel should be both fun and enriching. Our programs feature choice in what you do, see, and experience, a dynamic that sets us apart from superficial tours that herd large groups from one site to another.

Travel for Teens has grown exponentially over the years, from one trip to Paris in 2003 to 35 programs covering 24 countries on 5 continents today. In Europe, Thailand, Southern Africa, the United States, Costa Rica, Australia, and New Zealand, we visit the best of the mainstream attractions while offering the opportunity to explore the culture from a less ‘touristy’ perspective. We interact with our host cultures, taking cooking and dance lessons, performing valuable service work to help local communities, and conversing with the people who have spent their lives living in the places we journey to.

We have crafted our unique programs to engender love for travel, hunger for learning, curiosity about differences, appreciation of similarities across cultures, and an understanding of what it means to be a global citizen. We look forward to traveling with you!

Now is the time to begin considering English summer camps for 2010! American English Studies is preparing for its ninth summer of organizing camps for international students. This year, we are proud to be returning to Northampton Community College (NCC) in Pennsylvania, USA. Spacious grounds, modern facilities, and proximity to major travel destinations such as New York City make NCC a superb place for this year’s English language summer camp.

NCC Facilities include: Tennis and basketball courts, a raquetball court, baseball, softball and soccer fields, sand volleyball court, golf range, new state-of-the-art indoor athletic facility, well-equipped classrooms, activity rooms, a full-service cafeteria, and more!

Residence halls: (Maximum number of 182 beds). Two or three-person rooms, free laundry room (washers and dryers), air conditioning, private phones, Internet access, computer stations, common room with TV, mini-café, and game room with TV and billiards table.

Sample program: Each week includes a full-day and half-day excursion, 15 hours of English instruction, three meals a day, and a wide range of sports and structured activities. Please see our sample program insert.

Location of Excursions: Half-day or full-day trips may be taken to the following destinations (depending on time of arrival): New York City (90 min. east), Philadelphia (40 min. south), Princeton University (60 min. east), Historic Bethlehem (15 min. south), Lancaster (60 min. southwest), Martin Guitar in Nazareth, Mack Truck Factory tour, The Crossings Shopping Outlets, King of Prussia Malls & Valley Forge, local swimming pools, Jacobsburg Park, etc.

Camp dates: Groups or individuals are invited to stay for two to eight weeks between dates ranging from late June to mid-August, 2010. Students should arrive on a Sunday and depart on a Sunday to ensure they receive all lessons and excursions.

Contact: Please e-mail Jay Locher (Director of Operations) at: pennleader@hotmail.com for prices and availability. For more information, a virtual campus tour, and Lehigh Valley, PA links, please visit our website: www.american-english-studies.com

Phone: 1-610-365-7351 (year round). Emergency cell phone: 1-610-217-4062 (during camp dates only).

If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail. Thank you.



Jay Locher
Director of Operations
American English Studies Corporation

Learning, Growth and Fun for Ages 10–13

* At Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa.
* 2-Week Enrichment Camp Sessions
* Starting June 17

Julian Krinsky Junior Enrichment Camp is an outstanding opportunity for children 10 to 13 years old to enjoy learning, sports and activities on a beautiful wooded campus this summer. Located at Cabrini College on Philadelphia’s prestigious Main Line, Junior Enrichment Camp offers expert instruction in the arts, sciences, popular culture and dozens of subjects kids love. All together, it’s a rewarding and fun summer enrichment camp experience.

Days start off with the camper’s choice of classes. Depending on how you put your schedule together, you can study up to four different subjects during morning classes throughout the session. Afternoons combine fast-paced Exploration Workshops with activities and sports. And every evening, we have something different to do, including on-campus parties and events, and off-campus trips. There’s lots of variety to keep things interesting!
Great Facilities On and Off Campus

Cabrini College is a private college conveniently located in suburban Philadelphia, a half-hour from Center City and approximately two hours from New York City and Washington, D.C. Boys and girls have separate accommodations. Campers have a double, triple or quad room, air-conditioned and furnished with a bed, desk, chair, dresser and common refrigerator. We try to meet all student requests to room with a friend, but please make your request early. The housekeeping staff cleans daily, but campers are responsible for their own rooms.

* ACADEMIC
* Modern classrooms
* Computer rooms
* Video labs
* Arts center
* Theater
* Gallery

* CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
* History, science and art museums
* Movie theaters
* Nature trail
* Bookstores, convenient shopping and malls
* Philadelphia Zoo

* SPORTS
* Athletic fields
* Gymnasium
* International squash courts,
* Dance and aerobics studio
* Running track
* Indoor Olympic-sized pool
* Tennis: 45 hard-surface or clay courts, 28 indoor courts
* Golf: 15 courses, 7 driving ranges, 3 covered ranges for all-weather use

Friendly, High-Energy Teachers and Counselors

Junior Enrichment Camp features separate teaching and residential counseling staffs to provide the ideal combination of expert instruction and attentive supervision. Drawn mostly from top local schools and colleges, our instructors are career educators who have devoted their professional lives to the educational, emotional and social development of young people. Classes are lively, exciting, interactive and provocative — frequently sparking discussions that continue throughout the day.

Residential counselors live and work with small groups of enrichment campers to ensure full-time supervision. Our counselors are typically college seniors or older specializing in education or hospitality. They provide friendship, support and guidance — checking in with each junior camper several times a day to monitor his or her well-being, activities and comfort. In particular, they help campers with decision-making, scheduling, day-to-day problems and enjoying Julian Krinsky Enrichment Camp to the fullest. Campers have full-time access to counselors outside of class time.

We get stacks of letters from our campers and families filled with praise for our counselors — words like enthusiastic, responsible, good-humored, patient and caring. You’ll enjoy spending a few weeks with them this summer too!
Julian Krinsky Tennis and Golf

During afternoon activity periods, campers may work with the certified teaching professionals from our world-famous schools of tennis and golf. Whether just beginning or advanced, campers receive individualized attention in all areas of the game, from stroke fundamentals to tournament-level skills. (Additional cost for afternoon golf).