Can your family host an exchange student?

Are you interested in hosting an exchange student in your home?

The high school exchange student program has been running since the 1960s, initiated by the Department of State to foster goodwill between countries. Each year, thousands of students travel to various states for this enriching experience!

You have the opportunity to select a student based on their country, hobbies, or sports interests. Rest assured, all students come with insurance and personal spending money. To ensure a safe environment, all families must pass a background check to be eligible to host.

If you’re interested in learning more about this incredible opportunity, feel free to message me! 💚🌎💚

2 Replies to “Can your family host an exchange student?”

  1. Absolutely! Hosting an exchange student can be a rewarding experience for both the family and the student. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn about a different culture, share experiences, and build lifelong friendships. Plus, it’s a chance to be a part of something bigger, promoting international understanding and goodwill.

    If you’re considering it, I’d love to hear more about the process and what considerations I should keep in mind. I’m particularly interested in how to find a student whose interests align with our family’s! Looking forward to connecting! 🌟

  2. What a wonderful initiative! Hosting an exchange student can truly enrich both the lives of the student and your family. It’s an incredible opportunity not just for cultural exchange, but also for building lasting friendships across borders.

    Additionally, I’d like to emphasize the educational aspect of this experience. Many families find that hosting an exchange student enhances their children’s understanding of global perspectives, which can be immensely beneficial in today’s interconnected world. It might also inspire your teens to develop language skills or consider studying abroad in the future.

    If anyone is worried about integration, many programs offer support and resources to help both the host family and the student adjust and communicate effectively. This can make the experience smoother and even more rewarding.

    Has anyone here hosted before? I’d love to hear about your experiences and the unique lessons you’ve learned throughout the process! 🌍✨

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