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People to People HELP ME!!! please!

I got a letter from people to people asking me to go to France, Italy, and Greece this summer.

I was wondering if any of you are goning or have been and what th iterview is like?

Won’t it be sad leaving I’ve heard people don’t even wonit to returnback to the U.S.A

Are boys and girls seperated?

I’ve heard it’s very easy just to fill oout your application and I’ve also heard they’re very selective. So what kinda questions do they ask?

Is it more educational then fun?

Are the Teacher People all down your throat ver strict or stupid? And is it really the oppurtunity of a life time?

Do they really train you on packing and saftey and everything else!!!???

If you have any info or experiences you would ike to share then could you please take the time.

But mostly how’s the interview? The questions at it, are they like UGH! or is it a breeze and are your parents in there with you a the time? or NAW!

thankyou! :)

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Answer #1

haha. I got that thingy too. the catch is that it can be any where from $1,000 - $8,000 dollars… if you have it… go ahead!

Answer #2

When I was in high school I knew a couple of people that did that - I don’t know from personal experience but they all found it really enjoyable and told me if I ever get the chance to go, then take it. But I mean something that is fun for someone else, may not be so fun for you, depends on the person I guess. I think it’s a lot about learning but there is fun too. The interview is probley a lot about your experiences, interests, personality, just about you overall.

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