I have done 9 Angloville programmes now and I have always absolutely loved it. Angloville certainly delivers unforgettable memories and if you're someone who's willing to try something new, enjoys mee... See more
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I have done 9 Angloville programmes now and I have always absolutely loved it. Angloville certainly delivers unforgettable memories and if you're someone who's willing to try something new, enjoys mee... See more
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I had an amazing time, Angloville sure delivers unforgettable memories. One thing I'd love is Angloville Reunions with IPs/Coordinators and past participants to see how everyone is getting along and s... See more
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I have completed two programmes now and feel very engaged with Angloville.Days can be long and tiring but I found that there were sufficient breaks.I loved the engagement with the Polish students ,all... See more
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I was staying at a hotel this week in Malta where it seems a tour group from France of very young children were targeted by the Polish teenagers. What I saw disgusted me. Monkey chants, banana throwin... See more
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Angloville provides travel sponsorships and unique experiences that facilitate linguistic and cultural exchange programmes in beautiful venues across Europe: Malta, Italy, Poland, etc. These exchanges occur between English speakers and language learners, most of whom are successful professionals or ambitious youth. Our programme is a mix of casual conversations, workshops, role plays, games and fun-packed activities – all in English – that allow you to get the most out of your stay and explore the local culture while making friends from all around the world.
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My time at Anglovile was 100% unforgetheble. I enjoyed location, accomodation, food, time with kids, but the mostly friendships there builded. Also respectfull and great flow organisation. We shared all the differences for the best. I felt present and surrounded by supportive and funn enviroment. After year from it we are still in touch and share some news in ours lifes.

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It was a great experience for me, I met so many amazing people and learnt a lot and the venue was amazing! I had a lot of fun and everyday was so different from the previous one, I wished the information was better organized before each event and I would rather having the commute included in the price and not having all the stress before hand but the experience was overall great!

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Unforgettable memories, new friends made and many new skills learned. Angloville is summer tradition(:

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The organisation was smooth from start to finish. The experience was rich with people and activities. Made some great friends and it inspired me to do more.

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Doing angloville was one of the best decisions of my life! It was such an amazing experience with extremely lovely people, our coordinators Ellie and Louis were great and made me feel so comfortable on my first week! I made some amazing friends on the programme and particularly enjoyed the speaking sessions with the polish participants who were eager to learn and it was so rewarding to see their confidence grow throughout the week! Would love to do angloville again in the future!

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Volunteering at Angloville pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best way. skiing with the children taught me patience and adaptability, while leading language games improved my ability to explain concepts clearly. Watching students gain confidence delivering their first English presentation—was deeply rewarding.

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What a great three programmes I have just completed in Poland. Such a great way to meet lots of Polish people as well as loads of people from all around the world. Hard work but totally worth it for the fun and socialising. I will definitely be back for more.

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I did a week in Poland with the Children's program. I had so much fun. The hours were certainly long, but I arrived not expecting to be on a leisuring vacation. We were given breaks every day, and I napped every day during my break. I did share a room, but I had a positive experience, as the volunteer who shared a room with me was from a different culture with different life experiences and that was really cool.
The kids were all really nice. Not all the kids were perfectly behaved nor always wanted to speak in English, but the program immediately addressed this. The volunteers were of different races and I never once noticed any racism during the week I volunteered.
I would 100% recommend this experience. I wasn't paid in cash and already had a TEFL, but the memories I left with were great and it was a great addition to a resume/CV. If my lifestyle was different I would certainly do this program repeatedly.
Don't believe the review bombers who had one bad experience. This program is what you make it!

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Angloville is a deeply exploitative company that preys on the goodwill of volunteers. I witnessed racism, verbal abuse, and shocking behavior from Polish staff, with zero accountability. Volunteers are overworked, disrespected, and forced to cover their own flights, transportation, even towels—just to serve a program where teens gain nothing educationally. These so-called “Eurotrips” are a scam: poorly managed, unsafe, and completely devoid of the English-learning mission they advertise. This is not cultural exchange—it’s free labor masked as volunteering. Avoid at all costs. I will take legal actions on this company and against their behavior.
Update : So, I’m only raising my concern now—how convenient, right? On 20/08/2024, I received an email from Vincent and the AngloTEAM offering me a 30-hour TEFL Pro specialization module called “Teaching Young Learners,” like some certificate is going to fix the money wasted, the time lost, the blatant racism, and the horrible treatment I endured from the Polish staff.

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I loved angloville and would definitely go back. There are so many pluses to doing this programme. I went as an ESL mentor which is a little different from an IP. I had a few more responsibilities and for this you are paid.
I had a wonderful time and gained experience working with children. We played a lot of fun games and at night there was different group activities. My favourite is the fashion show.
It can be a lot of work some days but the coordinators try their best to accommodate you and make sure everyone gets time off.
There are some rules, which make sense seeing as it involves kids who can be as young as 5/6. The rules I can remember are: no drinking during the programme duration, no getting social media details from any of the kids, no giving the kids food you have brought and no going to the kids rooms or having them come to your room. All of these rules I thought were reasonable. They make sense.
Something to keep in mind is that the locations can be in the middle of nowhere, so if you are a picky eater maybe bring some snack as there is no guarantee of shops nearby.
The other participants can become your close friends. Two of my fellow participants from my programmes are still close and meet up whenever and wherever we can.
This is not for everyone so consider it carefully before applying. Lots of people drop out which always impacts the programme for everyone.
I did three weeks in Poland and two weeks in Malta. Loved them all.
Thank you Angloville!

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I've done 6 adult programmes all over Poland. It's a great opportunity to meet so many new people on the programme, native speakers from all over the world as well as the wonderful Polish Participants. Its a fantastic way to find out about Polish Culture. You must enjoy talking to people and be enthusiastic.
The food in the hotels can be variable but it's OK.

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I've attended Angloville courses over 25 times in the past five years and have had the great fortune to meet so many wonderful people all over Poland - both international participants and Polish participants. Angloville is categorically the place to improve your English language skills in a dramatic way and also a place to make so many new and long-lasting friends and colleagues.

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The Angloville Poland Adult Mentoring Camp is an experience i would thoroughly recommend for anyone who loves travelling and meeting new people. I've travelled a lot but not to Poland. The people were great, mentors, staff and the Polish participants.
The conversation sessions weren't demanding, as there were handouts provided and the participants were very enthusiastic.
The schedule was divided into classes, games and outdoor activities, with plenty of rest breaks. The staff at Angloville and the hotel were very helpful and professional.
As a teacher, I felt that we could have pushed some of the advanced students a little more. There was a big gap between the highest and lowest level. However, this is 'fine tuning' and overall the program, I felt, got the balance right between work and fun.
At the end we all exchanged phone numbers and some people even met up in Warsaw separately. For me, that was the measure of how well we all got on. I would happily do another Angloville program.

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The whole experience was very well organised. The hotel and grounds were lovely. The best part was meeting the Polish adults, I learned so much about the country, it's people and culture( whole point of going), as well as meeting native speakers from all over the world. I think everyone had fun.

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The opportunity to meet and become friends with the wonderful Polish participants. I have been on many programs and they have always been wonderful. I do take exception to the negative feedback given by the so called Doctor. I was on that program, he was negative and insulting. A lady did get a mosquito bite and her eye was swollen. But the hotel was not bug infested. The food was adequate as were the rooms. His negativity was annoying and not helpful to participants or volunteers.

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I enjoyed my time in the programme in Poland. The students and volunteers were a friendly, mixed group and we got along well. I think the days are too long for the students. The study day should finish at dinner time. As volunteers,we had some down time but the Polish people had none. It would have been nice to have an outing built into the programme. This could still be a learning opportunity but would serve to break the routine and slight sense of cabin fever! The hotel was lovely and the food excellent.
Angloville staff were friendly and helpful.
Overall, I really enjoyed the experience but the hours are long and the sessions a little,repetitious.

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