For many students, participating in a school caravan can be a transformative experience that opens up

new opportunities and expands their worldview. These programs provide a chance for students to learn
and grow outside of their typical classroom environment, and to see firsthand the impact that education
can have on underserved communities. As a student participant in a school caravan, my experience was
both eye-opening and inspiring.

Another highlight of the experience was working alongside the other volunteers and educators. It was
clear that everyone involved was passionate about making a difference in the lives of others, and the
sense of community and teamwork that developed over the course of the program was truly special.

But for me the main point of the caravan was to promote and endorse the possible school that you
might be going to. And for that being also the student I gave myself different criteria to follow in order
for myself to choose a proper school.

Location: The first thing to consider when choosing a university or senior high school is its location.
Students should think about whether they want to study close to home or in a different city or country.
Factors such as transportation, safety, and cost of living should also be considered.

Curriculum: The curriculum offered by the institution is another important factor to consider. Students
should research the programs offered, the quality of the faculty, and the availability of resources. They
should also consider their own interests and career goals to ensure that the institution they choose
offers the courses and programs that align with their aspirations.

Reputation: The reputation of an institution is another important consideration. Students should

research the institution’s rankings, reviews, and reputation in their chosen field. They should also
consider the success of the institution’s graduates in their chosen careers

Campus Life: Campus life can be a significant factor in a student’s overall experience. Students should
consider the availability of extracurricular activities, clubs, sports, and other opportunities to engage
with the campus community. They should also consider the availability of on-campus housing, dining,
and other amenities.

These are only my personal criteria and I think the program really highlights the different schools pros
and cons while having a fun and interactive experience with the students. Overall, participating in a
school caravan was a transformative experience for me as a student. If you have the opportunity to
participate in a school caravan, I would highly recommend it. It is an experience that will stay with you
for a lifetime.