Il Mondo Che Vorrei is keenly aware of the added value of living, educating, training and working experiences abroad, which is why it organizes study trips to English- and Hispanic-speaking countries, in Europe and outside Europe, as early as toddlers.
The aim is to promote foreign language acquisition but also open-mindedness and tolerance toward diversity from an early age, characteristics that are now indispensable in a multicultural, multilingual and globalized reality.
The study tours are preceded by weekly online pre-study courses of 5 or 7 months' duration. Group leaders make themselves available to accompany children and young people to colleges as early as age 9.
The association welcomes foreign teens and adults who wish to stay in Rome for a short or long period. Those who prefer a quiet environment, away from the chaos of the city, can settle in the quiet, green area where the cultural center is located and with the families of Marco Simone, a neighborhood famous for the "Marco Simone" Golf Country Club, where the Ryder Cup was recently held .
For those who prefer a more dynamic, urban experience, however, the staff of Il Mondo che Vorrei offers the option of attending classes at the school in the city center and staying with families or in apartments nearby. Students are given the opportunity to participate in historical and artistic tours.
Staff make themselves available to meet virtually with students, individually or in groups, who might be interested in coming to Rome, in order to promote the intercultural experience and show the opportunities it can offer.
Memorable moments to remember and be inspired by.
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