Boston USA Summer Camp (ages 13–17)

Boston USA Summer Camp at Tufts University by Embassy Summer (EC) offers students aged 13–17 an exciting and immersive programme that combines English language learning, cultural exploration, and an authentic American university experience in one of the most historic and vibrant cities in the United States. Suitable for students of all English levels, the course includes 15 hours of English tuition per week, with interactive, discussion-based lessons designed to build confidence, communication skills, and real-life fluency through engaging, task-based learning.

Set on the beautiful campus of Tufts University in Medford, just 20 minutes from downtown Boston, the camp provides an inspiring environment with excellent facilities including sports halls, recreational fields, tennis courts, an indoor swimming pool, and spacious social areas. The programme features a varied excursion schedule, including visits to famous Boston attractions such as the Charles River Walk, Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and historical landmarks including the USS Constitution and the Massachusetts State House. Students also have the opportunity to explore world-renowned institutions such as Harvard University and MIT, while optional excursions may include trips to New York Cityand coastal destinations such as Newport Rhode Island. These experiences allow students to practise English in real-world situations while discovering American culture and history.

Accommodation is provided in traditional student residences with single, twin, or triple rooms and shared bathroom facilities, with full board meals served daily in the campus dining hall. Students benefit from 24/7 supervision and dedicated pastoral care, ensuring a safe, supportive, and comfortable stay throughout the programme.

The programme runs from 28 June, 2026 with weekly arrivals on Sundays. The length of the programme is flexible, with a minimum stay of 1 week and a maximum stay of 5 weeks. The recommended stay length is 2-3 weeks, as some activities and excursions may be repeated.