Social Sciences Overview
Complete a Social Science Internship in Australia or New Zealand
Location: Any City in Australia or New Zealand
The unique cultures of Australia and New Zealand make either country an ideal location to gain practical experience in the social sciences. Participating in an international internship in this field will give the student a view of social issues of another country and how those issues are managed. Placements can deal with numerous social science areas like migrant resources, youth protection, youth at risk, family relationships, family planning, sexual health awareness, psychology, addiction, rural issues, women’s issues, and post-prison reintroduction. Interns can expect to focus on an assortment of internship duties in this field. Some of these include observing counseling sessions, managing temporary accommodation for youths, conducting research, developing programs, attending parliamentary meeting, attending conferences, and performing basic administrative tasks. Many of the placements in the field deal with children. Therefore, applicants should be prepared to complete background checks and are encouraged to apply early to complete this process.
Please see the current available placements in the navigation items on the left of this page. However, if none of those placements fit what you are looking for, just let us know and we will find one that does. During the application, you will write a cover letter that includes your goals and interests for your internship. Your AustraLearn Internship Coordinator will then work with you to match up your learning goals and interests with the best available internship placement.
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Youth Law and Advocacy
Youth and Advocacy Internship with Sydney Law Center
Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
This placement is with a community legal center dedicated to addressing human rights issues for children and young people through legal change. Since its establishment in 1993, the center has been working with the legal and justice systems to improve the conditions and opportunities of children and young people throughout Australia. One of the programs at this center is Lawmail. The Lawmail system exists to provide an effective way for youth to request legal information.
Interns will have the opportunity to work on researching laws that protect children, take inquiries through Lawmail and answer questions, research resources and referrals for the children, and refer some inquires to another legal service or center.
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Maori Youth Work
Indigenous Youth Work Internship
Location: Wanganui, North Island, New Zealand
This is a unique internship opportunity that will allow the intern to interact with Maori children who are at risk. The organization is made up of a team of people aiming to make a difference in the community through practical activities. They work mainly with Maori youth and families. The intern will gain experience by involvement in numerous community programs offered for children and young adults.
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Autism Programing
Community Programming Internship for People with Autism
Location: Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand
This organization provides support, training, advocacy, resources and information on autism spectrum disorders including Asperger syndrome. Their members include those who have these conditions, their family/whanau, caregivers and professionals working with them. During school holidays this organization runs a series of Holiday Programmes across Christchurch which provides children on the Autism Spectrum to learn new skills and maintain a continuity from their schooling. Throughout the year they also run a number of Autism Programs for Adults and Children to develop their skills and learn new activities. The intern will be provided opportunities to be involved with these programs and also help develop and plan for future programs.
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Children's Health Charity
Health and Charity Internship with Australian Children's Charity
Location: Sydney, Australia
Formed in 1988, this charity has brightened the lives of seriously ill and hospitalized children, and their families, throughout Australia. Their programs are delivered both in and out of hospital, providing positive distraction to children in their time of need. Living with illness or injury can cause enormous strain in the lives of children and their families. The pain, loneliness and isolation that sick children feel dominates their lives, and they often miss out on normal experiences that healthy children take for granted. Physical recovery is only part of the solution, so this foundation delivers innovative programs designed to make children happy and lift their spirits when they need it most. They bring fun and laughter to children no matter what their illness or where they live.
Most of your time with this internship will be spent on location at various hospitals. The foundation has their own fun rooms to entertain children in many hospitals throughout the country and has a large staff of "Captains" to help ease children's pain. You will liaise with captains to enhance activities within the room, accompany captains on hospital ward rounds and in the rooms, basically doing anything needed to enhance the experience for the children. You will also ensure the room is clean and set up for the day ahead and take on the role of room host, ensuring every person who enters the room is greeted with a smile and officially signed in. You will work both idependently and alongside captains to entertain groups of children through performance, music, craft and laughter. In addition to your time in the hospital, you may also need to occasionally work out of the office to create weekly themes and programs and help manage member relationships.
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Aboriginal Health
Health Internship Assisting Aboriginal Tribes in Western Australia
Location: Perth, Australia
This organization comprises Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organizations distributed throughout the State – in the metropolitan area, regional centers, and rural and remote areas. Aboriginal community controlled health services are multi-functional primary health care delivery services operating in defined geographic territories that have Aboriginal community recognition under a management structure that is accountable to and controlled by the Aboriginal people in those geographic territories. The scope of primary health care delivery services varies from community to community.
The project will focus on clinical governance and accreditation (Quality Improvement Process) issues within Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organizations across Western Australia as they pursue Quality Improvement Counsel accreditation for their organization. The Quality Improvement Counsel is set up to promote continuous quality improvement in health and community services through the provision of standards, accreditation programs, and developmental resources, and undertaking projects for the benefit of service users, service staff and the wider community.
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Health Issues and Public Policy
Public Health and Policy Internship on New Zealand's North Island
Location: Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
This internship site is a voluntary organization dedicated to promoting public health and influencing public policy. Their goal is to improve the health of all New Zealanders by progressively strengthening the organized efforts of society by being an informed collaborative and strong advocate for public health.
The intern will assist with developing background reports with public policy recommendations to assist members in developing new or update current Public Health Association position statements. These reports will be developed in association with members of the Public Health Association and other health experts. The intern will need to research information, analyze the data, and develop recommendations for policy and change.
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Health Science and Administration
Health Internship with Adelaide Primary Care Service
Location: Adelaide, Australia
This service is organized through The University of Adelaide and a primary health care provider. They provide primary prevention and early intervention programs for children and families from vulnerable populations - newly arrived and refugee families, disadvantaged families, Aboriginal families and families experiencing violence or abuse. They also work in partnership with a range of other on-site health, education and social services, including a primary and pre-school, a childcare center, Aboriginal Health Service and non government community organizations.
You will work with the Health Service Multi-Disciplinary Team and Manager. Your primary tasks will be working on strategic development and changes in the system in the area of health promotion and early intervention programs for children and families.
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Youth Services
Youth Service Internship with Community Organization
Location: Brown's Plain, Queensland, Australia
This organization provides numerous programs for children in the Brisbane suburb of Brown's Plain. This includes a literacy program, family and child relationship support and counseling, and homeless youth services. Interns will have the opportunity to work in various sectors of the organization. Duties can include organizing meetings, sitting in on counseling session with children and family members, observing therapeutic sessions, and maintaining case work records.
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Sexual Abuse Counseling Service
Counseling Internship with Sexual Assault Victims
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
This internship is with a sexual assault support center in Wellington. They provide assistance to victims of sexual assault in the form of crisis service, dealing with police, counseling, advocacy, and referral. Interns will primarily assist with policy development and statistics. The development of a new information pack for clients will be a major project of the internship. Depending on an interns specific skills and prior experience, there will be a wider range of job tasks available, including direct support for victims, either face-to-face or over the phone.
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Child and Family Services
Child Safety Internship with New Zealand Government Agency
Location: Wanganui, North Island, New Zealand
This government agency is focused on promoting the well-being and safety of children and supporting positive parenting. It is part of a network of agencies aiming to build an environment where child abuse is not tolerated. Interns gain social work experience from a statutory perspective, practicing within a legislative framework. They have taken a state/community collaborative approach to providing services to family, working with youth who offend, working with indigenous families, and encouraging family centered/decision-making (FGC) practice approach.
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Migrant Issues
Migration Assisstance Internship
Location: Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
This migrant issues office was established since 1981, providing settlement services to refugees and migrants in the Hunter Region. The services include multi-lingual information and referral, casework and counseling, community education and development. They also offer consultancy and cross cultural training to other agencies to assist them in their service delivery to migrants. In addition, the center also provides migration advice and assistance by agents accredited with the Migration Agents Registration Scheme. Interns will take an active role in the development, implementation and evaluation of community projects related to migrant issues.
The intern will gain exposure to their chosen profession through a meaningful and diverse experience. The intern will be mentored by personnel with a wealth of experience in immigration and multicultural issues, and through observation and practical experience, and will gain essential skills and strategies required to achieve successful learning outcomes. A unique feature of this internship is the diverse groups of people that the Center interacts with on a daily basis. On this basis, there are a number of languages spoken at the center which include: Arabic, Bosnian, Croatian, Dinka, Dutch, Filipino (Tagalog), Greek, Macedonian, Russian, Samoan, Serbian, Singhalese and Tongan.
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Psychology and Neuroscience Research
Psychology Research Internship with Dept of Psychology and Research Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience at Major Public University
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
This internship is with the Research Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience in the Psychology Department of a major New Zealand public university. The project investigates memory formation and the role of a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) controlling BDNF). The duties could involve helping with a combination of the following: genetic assays, behavioral memory testing, diffusion tensor imaging, functional MRI, or electroencephalography.
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Psychology - Anxiety Research
Anxiety Research Internship
Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
This research unit aims to further the understanding of child and adult anxiety disorders and improve the methods of treatment. The main focus of an internship with this organization is on involvement in the day to day work of the different clinics in the unit. This includes administrative duties, clinical experience, and professional development opportunities.
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Anxiety, Psychology, and Psychiatry Research
Anxiety, Psychology, and Psychiatry Research Internship with Brain and Mind Research Institute at Public University
Location: Sydney, Australia
The Brain & Mind Research Institute (as part of a major public university) is a leading psychology/psychiatry research site in Australia for provision of expert clinical assessment, investigation and innovative treatments for common brain and mind disorders. They aim to develop new procedures, technologies, and medicines that result in the prevention or cure of disabling brain and mind disorders. Their key philosophy is that few medical discoveries are made in isolation and that new solutions require collaboration, a clear common purpose and an active dialogue with the wider community.
Your internship will Assist in the implementation of existing or new research protocols, including clinical trials such as social anxiety, autism, schizophrenia and alcohol. This includes assisting in research design and implementation, testing participants, collecting data, data entry into SPSS and some statistical analyses. You will be trained in a variety of clinical and neuropsychological measures, use of eyetracking equipment and assisting in drug administration for clinical trials. You will also assist in literature reviews of background literature for new and existing research paradigms. Finally, you will deal with participants with a range of clinical disorders, form children, adolescents and adults.Community Development
Community Development Internship
Location: Wanganui, North Island, New Zealand
This community center opened in 2000 because the community had needs that were not being addressed stemming from a variety of risk factors including very low incomes, a high Maori population, a high percentage of one parent families, a high percentage of children and young people under 15, low car ownership and low access to telephones.
The internship would support the community development project by providing administrative support for community events through note taking, administration of meetings, invitations and booking venues. Main Responsibilities will be:
- Develop, design and present publications and promotional materials/ resources.
- Develop, design and present training and development seminars and workshops.
- Develop, design administration around community meetings, consultation services, cluster groups etc. Competencies:
- Develop web page.
- Produce material for promotion of the community and its group.
- Capacity training and support
- Media & communication training and develop resources for communication to maximize current potential.
Organizational Psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology Internship with Human Resources Company
Location: Melbourne, Australia
This HR Company is the first in the Asia-Pacific region to offer a complete range or outsourcing services, including Executive Search and Recruitment, Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS), payroll, Consulting and Learning. They offer talent management for the future and aim to help companies with their staffing needs and assist them to achieve their resourcing goals. They provide a full range of integrated services that cover the talent lifecycle. From planning an selection, hiring and on-boarding, to payroll and learning, they help their clients source the best employees for the job, manage them and get the best out them.
Your role as an organizational psychology intern will include administration and reporting of psychometric assessment, client liaison and relationship building, job analysis and role profiling, data analysis and project reporting, individual assessment and development and contribution to various project teams on an as needs basis. You will also gain exposure to other areas of workplace consulting such as career transition, exit interviewing and event management.
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Human Nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition Internship with Public University
Location: Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand
This internship is with the Department of Human Nutrition with a large public university in New Zealand. Founded in 1869, this university has been conducting nutrition research and education for the last 50 years and is now responsible for all dietetic training in New Zealand. The intern would be a key member of a research team looking into the metabolic responses to specific foods of community dwelling adults.
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Drug and Alcohol Treatment
Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Internship
Location: Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
For almost 25 years, this organization has operated a range of specialist programs for adolescents, parents, and other adults experiencing serious difficulties with substance abuse, gambling, and other associated problems. The intern will have opportunities to engage in group work, some focused individual support work, therapeutic task focused work, and educational and behavior support work.
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Non-Profit Marketing
Intern with this Non-Profit Regional Helicopter Rescue Organization
Location: Rockhampton, Australia
This marketing opportunity is with the non-profit helicopter search and rescue service for the Central Queensland region. Available 24 hours/day, 365 days/year, they assist police and firefighting units with rescue situations. 90% of their retrievals are medical and include accidents, inter-hospital transfers, and search and rescue. They are based in Rockhampton, as its hospital is the best equipped in the region and are dedicated to their mission of saving lives.
As an intern, you will be involved with a major fundraising campaign, setting up a direct mail campaign, creating the correspondence, and cleaning data. You will be exposed to strategies used to gain sponsorship, donations, corporate and community support and publicity for fund-raising and awareness events for this non-profit. You will also spend some time with volunteers associated with these fundraising events and with the general administration of the regional office. You will gain exposure to the public relations and marketing strategies utilized in promoting a community organization. Not only will you have the opportunity to gain practical, hands-on experience in public relations and marketing, but you will also experience the unique satisfaction of making a real difference in the lives of people in regional and isolated communities.
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Criminal Justice
Women's Rights Internship in Criminal Justice System
Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
This placement is with an independent community organization which exists to advocate for the human rights of women in the criminal justice system and provides services to address their more immediate needs. Some of the services include sexual assault counseling, an aboriginal support worker, post release vocational training programs, and support services for family members of female prisoners. Interns at this placement will assist women with pre and post release support and participate in organizational development.
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Communications - Non-Profit Women's Organization
Marketing and Communication Internship for Non-Profit Women's Empowerment Organization
Location: Wanganui, North Island, New Zealand
This internship is with an international non-profit organization striving for health, justice, empowerment and leadership for all women worldwide. They strive to promote leadership skills and to empower women by administering an organization for women.
During the Internship, you will develop a media strategy with practical steps to be followed by the manager and board, find good news stories for media releases for each program currently offered, investigate marketing opportunities, investigate entrepreneurial opportunities, develop sponsors for the organization, and further develop, establish and implement a membership scheme.
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Reproductive Health Services
Community Service Internship in Reproductive Health
Location: Brisbane and Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
This community service organization is a leading provider of personal and reproductive health services throughout Queensland. The confidential clinical services are done by medical practitioners and registered nurses. The organization also offers education and training programs to parents, health professionals, teachers, community groups and young people. Resources offered include a reference library, mail order services for contraceptives, reproductive health resources, fact sheets and brochures.
Interns will be exposed to the development, implementation and evaluation of community education projects in the areas of healthy sexuality, reproductive health, health promotion and child protection programs for young people, including school students, young people with disabilities, adults and groups from diverse cultural backgrounds. Rather than floating behind the scenes, this program will put the intern in the midst of a focused area in social welfare. The intern will gain exposure to real issues and in the implementation of various educational processes which will directly impact the local community.
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Social Welfare - Youth at Risk
Social Science Internship with Youth at Risk
Location: Beenleigh, Queensland, Australia
This organization is a nationwide network of locally based organizations serving the needs of their communities. Agencies work in close cooperation with other community organizations and some receive funding from the federal, state and local Government to provide a wide range of services including youth work. This particular internship is with a division that assists young people 15-17 years who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. This consists of a early intervention program, 24 hours supported accommodation, family mediation, counseling, support, advocacy and referrals.
The intern would take an active role in implementing existing programs to assist young people in making choices and building on family relationships. This will include involvement in counseling services, young people and parent work shops, and accommodation service both short and medium term. The intern will gain general exposure to the industry along with a practical opportunity to implement, assess and provide input for existing programs used in youth services The experience will see the intern involved with real issues and a level of interaction with the people involved. It is an opportunity to make a contribution to the local community and assist young people who are experiencing a range of difficulties.
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Social Welfare - Autism Services
Autism Support Internship
Location: Melbourne, Australia
This organization provides a range of services for adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder or those with similar needs. They support the needs and ambitions by developing skills and promoting independence and social opportunities within the community. An intern will gain experience in a wide variety of services that the organization offers including, recreation, employment, and vocational training.
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Rural Issues
Rural Community Development Internship
Location: Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
This organization has been around for 80 years with the goal of strengthening rural communities. Since 1925, the organization has been a voice for rural women. It was started by women who wanted better social and economic conditions for rural people. Since then they have been at the forefront of rural issues, working to strengthen rural communities.
Past interns have done rural research and submission research opportunities, developed the “Rural Impact Assessment Tool”, a new tool being designed in New Zealand similar to the Environment Impact Assessment but focusing on Rural areas, access the Rural Impact Assessment tool, comment on effects of legislation on rural areas, accompany staff members to Parliamentary meetings, select committee hearings, Ministry of Health meetings, work on current issues regarding rural issues, and general administrative duties.
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Custom Date Internship
Design an Internship to Meet Your Specific Needs
Location: Any city in Australia or New Zealand
Custom Date Internship placements are available for students who are unable to participate in one of our PDAC placements for any one of the following reasons:
- You do not meet the minimum GPA or college level requirements.
- You cannot attend the program during the pre-set PDAC dates.
- You need an internship of a duration other than 10 weeks.
AustraLearn Custom Date Internships are available in most every field of study. These one-of-a kind placements can accommodate a variety of start and end dates and program lengths of 6-26 weeks. In the required cover letter, applicants should detail the type of internship that they are seeking and their desired start and end dates. The success rate of these placements is very high, and students marvel at being able to intern with organizations that most closely mirror their desired experience.
In general, it is possible to start an AustraLearn Custom Date Internship at any time; however, applications must be completed at least four months prior to the desired internship start date. AustraLearn will try to match up these dates as closely as possible, but we suggest that the applicants have some flexibility.
Program fees vary with the actual finalized program length. Once you have submitted your completed application with all supporting documentation, including a specific cover letter, and have paid the initial deposit, our overseas staff members in Australia and New Zealand will find an internship placement to meet your needs. Your application MUST be received at least four months prior to your intended start date.
Most aspects of the custom date internship placements are the same as the PDAC placements. For instance, housing, on-site support services, and pre-departure services are similar across both types of programs. However, the custom designed internships do not include a Program Introduction because of the varying start dates for each placement. You will receive a welcome packet and an orientation phone call upon arrival in Australia or New Zealand. Additionally, custom designed internship placements do not carry credit from Chapman University; however, you can often arrange credit with your home university. You will want to speak with advisors at your home university about the processes and assessments they will require.
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Fees| Program Fees | $2265.00 | | Housing | | Without Meals | $2,900.00 |
Fee IncludesPDAC Internships- Internship Fee and Academic Credit Includes: in-country development of internship opportunities, personal placement/match of student with internship opportunity, delivery of the internship by the host site as stated in the position outline, student supervision by host site, PDAC academic consultation with supervision and assessment, 6 credits of upper division academic credit from Chapman University, and all pre-departure services including assistance with visas, airline tickets, orientation, health and safety, and family consultation (as needed). Mandatory On-Site Housing and Student Support Includes: Housing for duration of program (rent only), on-site 3-day group Program Introduction on arrival including airport reception, on-going 24-hour phone student support (as needed), cell phone (minutes purchased at an additional cost), premium ISIC card for travel/other insurance, and international health insurance. Meals will be billed at an extra cost when students are placed into accommodation that has a required or optional meal plan. Housing is arranged by the AustraLearn office and is not negotiable. Students are responsible for international travel, domestic travel to/from workplace sites, meals (where not paid in advance), immigration visa fees, and all personal costs for the period of the program as well as any extra travel while in country. Custom Designed Internships- Placement and Processing Fee - $2,702 Includes: on-site development of customized internship opportunities, personal placement/match of student with internship opportunity, delivery of the internship by the host site as stated in the position outline, student supervision by host site, customization of program dates and lengths, and all pre-departure service including assistance of visas, airline tickets, orientation, health and safety and family consultation (as needed). Mandatory On-Site Housing $1,668 USD for 6 weeks $250 for each additional week beyond 6 Fee SemesterThe fees above are valid for all internship programs commencing in or before October 2010. Fees are subject to change. Dates| All dates are provided by each university and are subject to change. AustraLearn will attempt to provide you with the most up-to-date information as we receive it. Be sure to confirm dates before finalizing any travel plans. | |
| June 1 - August 13, 2010 PDAC Internship - Summer | Application Deadline: February 26, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | June 1, 2010 | | Start Date | June 1, 2010 | | End Date | August 13, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 22 - September 03, 2010 PDAC Internship - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | June 22, 2010 | | Start Date | June 22, 2010 | | End Date | September 3, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 22 - August 6, 2010 PDNC Internship - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | June 22, 2010 | | Start Date | June 22, 2010 | | End Date | August 6, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| September 21 - December 3, 2010 PDAC Internship - | Application Deadline: June 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | September 21, 2010 | | Start Date | September 23, 2010 | | End Date | December 3, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| September 2010 PDAC (September 21 - December 3) - Fall | Application Deadline: June 18, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | September 21, 2010 | | Start Date | September 21, 2010 | | End Date | December 3, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| January 2011 PDAC (January 24 - April 8, 2011) - Spring | Application Deadline: October 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | January 24, 2011 | | Start Date | January 24, 2011 | | End Date | April 8, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| May 2011 PDAC (May 30 - August 12) - Summer | Application Deadline: February 1, 2011
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| Anticipated Departure | May 30, 2011 | | Start Date | May 30, 2011 | | End Date | August 12, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 2011 PDAC (June 27 - September 9) - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2011
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| Anticipated Departure | June 27, 2011 | | Start Date | June 27, 2011 | | End Date | September 9, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 2011 PDNC (June 27 - August 12) - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2011
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| Anticipated Departure | June 27, 2011 | | Start Date | June 27, 2011 | | End Date | August 12, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| Custom Designed - | Application Deadline: Varies
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| Anticipated Departure | Varies | | Start Date | Varies | | End Date | Varies | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
Entry RequirementsPDAC Internships-
2.5 GPA and must be at least a college Junior (successful completion of two full years of university level education). Must also be between the ages of 18 and 30 at the program start date.
Custom Designed Internships-
Must be between the ages of 18 and 30 and have graduated from high school.
Required GPA: 2.50
AustraLearn Coordinator| Name: | Barbara West | | Title: | Manager, Internship Programs | | Department: | Internships in Australia and New Zealand |
BIO:
Barbara manages the enrollment services and program facilitation of the Internship Program.
Barbara graduated from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana with a BA in German and Geography. She studied for a year abroad in Giessen, Germany and has traveled through out the United States, Europe, Costa Rica, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and Hong Kong.
Advice From The Coordinator:
International internships look incredibly impressive on your resume, especially when they’re the type of quality placement that AustraLearn provides. Interns get practical experience in their chosen field and are not subject to the busy work that many employers request when they know they have free labor. The integrity of the program is never compromised and students gain a wealth of cultural and professional knowledge; knowledge that is very marketable when they begin their career. Internships are an excellent option for students looking to get both work and international experience at the same time and at an affordable price. |
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