Despite setbacks in economy in the US, many boarding schools are still finding its way to continue, by means of using strategies and other effective plans.

This is seen currently with the launching of a boarding school for the EduKick international soccer, an alternative boarding school that still offers excitements and unique training for soccer players.

Joey Bilotta, one of the founders of EduKick International Soccer boarding school said it is not normal to see a boarding school having a tuition fee from $40,000 up to $50,000 each year, since parents are already hit by the dwindling economy. The EduKick tuition in Italy, Spain, France, England, France and Mexico only range from $20,000 up to 38,000, which is also much lower than the current prices in other colleges and universities that also offer boarding school education. In the US, a nursing school that offers boarding charges much higher fees.

Evan Tomasello, a 14-year old soccer enthusiast, that look for soccer camps in Italy has finally found EduKick and was impressed with the low tuition fees the school offers to enrollees. Evan’s mother, Karen, said his son has been looking for soccer camps because he want his soccer skills developed until one day he chanced upon the EduKick and never hesitate to enroll.

It was learned that at first Evan’s mother was so skeptical to send her son overseas for schooling considering that he was only 14. However, when she learned about the best deals of Edukick she began to realize that his son will be enrolled in a very safe environment abroad.

He said the school offers a very active and dynamic communication privilege and communicating her kid is really a very interesting experience for the family. She said if she had questions she would simply send email to Mr. Bilotta and a response will be sent immediately. She even felt his son was enrolled in an online degree course because of the very dynamic communication facility the school can offer to students.

The mother was so impressed with the kind of training at EduKick since after a year she immediately noticed a big change in her son’s outlook in life. Now she believes that being into sports is a different thing than those kids that do not love sports.