For school leaders & trip coordinators

Learning first.
Then the
destination.

Every Edutours programme starts with a subject we want students to understand. We choose a destination where they can explore it hands-on and learn directly from field experts and working professionals.

Your school chooses from programmes with the theme, destination and learning curriculum already planned.

A student looks through a microscope with an adult guiding the activity.
Learning in practiceQuestions. Sessions. Real understanding.
Field experts.
Hands-on learning.
The questions that matter

Worthwhile for students.
Clear for your school.

You need a clear reason for the journey: what students will learn, who will teach them and why travelling there adds something they cannot get from a classroom alone.

01

What will students actually learn?

Each programme has a defined subject and learning goals. Visits and practical tasks are chosen to help students understand that subject through observation, questions and hands-on work.

02

Who will teach and guide them?

The programme is designed around sessions with field experts and working professionals, such as scientists, engineers, conservationists or business owners. The programme details explain the sessions and who is involved.

03

How much does the school need to plan?

You choose from programmes we have already designed. Edutours develops the itinerary with destination partners, and we agree what our team, the local team and the school will each handle.

04

How do we explain it to families?

The programme explains the learning purpose, planned sessions, activities, costs and arrangements. Cultural experiences and time to enjoy the destination are part of the journey too.

Programme previews

A subject.
A place to explore it.

Start with the subject. These examples show the kinds of places, field experts and practical activities that could bring it to life.

Illustrative programme examples, not confirmed departures. Ask for the current programme list, dates and prices.

Tokyo Station with modern high-rise buildings behind it.Japan / Places in practice
SCIENCE + SOCIETY

Disaster preparedness

Example destination: Japan

Explore how communities prepare for natural hazards through expert-led sessions and practical challenges.

People and produce stalls at a street market in Thailand.Thailand / Local enterprise
BUSINESS + COMMUNITY

Community entrepreneurship

Example destination: Thailand

Learn from local business owners and producers, then try turning a community need into a business idea.

Volcanic craters and mountain ridges in the Mount Bromo landscape, Indonesia.Indonesia / Reading the landscape
EARTH SCIENCE + ECOLOGY

Geology & island ecology

Example destination: Indonesia

Connect landscapes and local livelihoods through field observations and sessions with specialists.

An aerial view of the coast and turquoise water in Mauritius.Mauritius / Coastal habitats
OCEANS + CONSERVATION

Marine ecology

Example destination: Mauritius

Explore coastal habitats with a field expert and see how conservation work is carried out in practice.

Professionals working together on engineering equipment in a workshop.Engineering / Theme photograph
SPACE + TEAMWORK

Space science & engineering

Example destination: Turkey

Learn through guided science sessions, engineering activities and team challenges.

A laboratory microscope on a work surface in a research setting.Research / Theme photograph
PHYSICS + DISCOVERY

Physics & scientific research

Example destination: Switzerland

Meet people who work with science and explore how questions become experiments and evidence.

Before your school decides

The details
come before
the decision.

Before your school commits, the programme should make the learning, expert sessions and travel arrangements clear. These are the details to work through together.

An artisan shapes a clay vessel by hand on a pottery wheel.
Culture belongs in the journeyTime to experience the place.
01

The subject, sessions and age group

What students are expected to learn, the field experts or professionals involved, the hands-on activities and the age group the programme is designed for.

02

The route, costs and inclusions

The itinerary, travel dates, group size, accommodation, transport and other services, with prices, inclusions, exclusions and booking terms.

03

Student care and clear responsibilities

Who handles supervision, local coordination and individual needs, and how activity risks and emergency arrangements will be addressed.

04

What the school needs to do

School approvals, parent communication, accompanying staff and traveller information, with a clear division of responsibilities between all teams.

A few useful answers

Before you
get in touch.

Do we need to create our own itinerary?

No. Edutours sets the theme, destination and learning curriculum, then develops the itinerary with local partners. Your school chooses from the programmes we have prepared.

Can we request a custom programme?

Yes. Our prepared programmes are the starting point. When these do not meet your needs, we can discuss a separate custom package, including its feasibility, timing and cost.

Are there sessions with field experts?

That is central to the programme design. We bring together subject-focused visits, sessions with working professionals and practical activities. The programme details set out the planned sessions and expert involvement; specific people and access are confirmed for each programme.

Is every programme suitable for every age?

No. The subject, expert sessions, practical activities and pace need to suit the students. We discuss the intended age group and learning level before recommending a programme.

Where can we see dates and prices?

For current programmes, dates and prices, email our programmes team. These previews explain our approach; availability and the full programme details are confirmed when you enquire.

Start with a prepared programme

Find a programme
for your school.

Share your students' age group, approximate group size, travel period and budget range. Tell us which subject or programme interests you, and we will start with the prepared options.

You do not need to source field experts or build an itinerary. Start by choosing a programme.

Your school contact

Priyanka Rajendran

Director, Student Travel Programs

priyanka@publicphase.ae+971 56 905 9956

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Why this destination could fit

Who students could learn from

What students could do

What the programme aims to teach

A practical student task

Time to experience the place

This is an illustrative programme preview, not a confirmed itinerary or bookable departure. Named experts, access, activities, age suitability, dates and prices must be confirmed in the programme details.