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BlogCan you imagine a school where....
* Classroom is the entire world vast
* Teachers are friends and experiences from many cultures and territory different
* Learning program flexible and centered on student interests and talents
* Classes include guest lectures from inspiring individuals from around the world
* You can choose to study what you truly passionate about
* Community service and social impact projects are part of your learning journey
If this sounds like your ideal learning environment, The Soil Project may be the perfect fit for you!
The Soil Project is an alternative higher education program that challenges the conventional university model. We believe that learning should be:
* Centered on the students' interests, talents, and passions
* Connected to real-world challenges and opportunities for social impact
* Facilitated by mentors and guides rather than traditional teachers
* Flexible and adaptive to the student's unique needs and pace of learning
* Integrative of different fields of knowledge and ways of learning
The program runs for 2 years and includes:
* Monthly learning sprints focused on specific themes and challenges
* Travel and immersion experiences to different communities and ecosystems
* Guest lectures from artists, activists, scholars, and changemakers
* Peer learning and collaborative projects
* Mentoring and coaching to support your personal and professional development
* Opportunities to contribute to social impact projects
WHO IS IT FOR?
The Soil Project is for high school graduates or gap year students who:
* Are curious and willing to question conventional wisdom
* Seek meaningful learning experiences
* Want to contribute to social and environmental change
* Are passionate about learning and personal growth
* Are open to unconventional pathways
HOW TO APPLY?
To apply for The Soil Project, you will need to:
1. Fill out an application form with your background, interests, and motivations
2. Participate in a group discussion or interview with facilitators
3. Reflect on your learning goals and vision for your future
The application deadline for the 5th cohort (2024-2026) is [DATE TBA].
For more information on The Soil Project, visit: www.thesoilproject.org or contact us at info@thesoilproject.org
The gap year and college alternative program supports learners on their journey to understand themselves and explore the world.