Homeschool & Traveling
We have hundreds of families enrolled with Euka, and registered, as they travel all over the world. You can rest assured that your child will cover the full curriculum but also have the flexibility that travelling requires. This means when they return, if moving back into mainstream school, they have no problem at all.
There are differences in how the various States approach travelling while homeschooling. It is wise to contact a team member to discuss the path to success with registration. The Euka support team can provide advice and guidance when registering and travelling.
When enrolling with us you will not only receive an excellent educational program that can be tailored to your child’s needs, but all the support you might want. We provide all the documentation needed to make registration simple. We also provide half yearly and full year reports, included in your program. You are welcome to purchase at any time before your trip to enable you to prepare.
The online program allows you complete flexibility and less luggage! No internet? No problem, let us know and we can give you some great tips on how to plan for those times. Many traveling families like to visit Officeworks and have their activity sheets printed and bound. This means you need no other textbooks or workbooks, only the Euka program and the Novel for each Term.
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