Youth Programs
About Programs
Programs for the younger generation that help in self-development and bring them closer to the historical Homeland.
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Qayl Depi TunQayl Depi Tun is a thirteen day educational program, which includes Armenian language classes (both eastern and western dialects), traditional dance classes, visits to museums and historical landmarks, meetings with state and public officials along with other important figures, and sports and cultural events. All in-country costs are covered by the Government of the Republic of Armenia including camping costs and outings. Participants must not be Armenian citizens and must be aged between 13-18 years and must cover their flight and insurance expenses.
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Diaspora Youth AmbassadorThe Diaspora Youth Ambassador is a 1 year program, of which 2 weeks are spent in Armenia. Participants must be aged 22-35 years, having lived the last 5 years in the Diaspora. The program includes both theoretical and practical work. Participants will also have the opportunity to visit state, scientific-educational, cultural and technological institutions, memorials and take part in cultural events. Although travel and insurance expenses are on the participants, the program provides accommodation and meals, entrance tickets to museums or other institutions, as well as transportation within Armenia.
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Armenian by Birth“You need more than just patriotic reasons to come back to live in Armenia.” -Tatev Petrossian