Class Afloat Again Offers Floating Education for 2014

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Class Afloat – West Island College International, a fully-accredited school based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, offers one of the most unique experiential education programmes in the world. Our high school, University and Gap year students attain high standards in academic excellence, community service, leadership, and personal development through academic courses and cultural and historical port programmes, all while learning the intricacies of sailing a tall ship.

With the guidance and support of our experienced and passionate faculty and professional mariner crew, students have the opportunity to develop as individuals, excel as citizens, strengthen sailing expertise, forge lifelong friendships, and explore the world.

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Web: http://www.classafloat.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/classafloat

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