Cultural Homestay International

The academic year program attracts students from around the world who spend either a full or partial academic year in the usa attending high school and living with volunteer host families. Within this program, the organization also offers an intensive english program, which is scheduled immediately before the start of the academic year to improve the english proficiency of participating students.

The internship training program offers students the opportunity to stay with a host family and provide services to a business related to their educational interests.

The work and travel program offers overseas university students the opportunity to work at temporary entry-level jobs for up to four months. After they finish their work commitment, participants have an optional travel period to sightsee and further explore the american landscape.

The au pair program provides families with intercultural childcare and gives young people the opportunity to become a part of the american experience.the camp program offers overseas university students the opportunity to work as a camp counselor at a usa summer camp for a minimum of nine weeks.the museum of International propaganda was created in february 2016 to showcase 20th century political art of more than 25 countries.the outbound program takes americans overseas. Participants stay with host families while experiencing the culture of the foreign country. The organization also offers world explorers within this program, which provides opportunities for u.s. citizens to become overseas english tutors. Participants stay with a host family for one to three months and teach the family approximately fifteen hours of conversational english per week.the group Homestay program brings students from eight foreign countries, generally of junior high or high school age, to the united states of america (usa) or canada for short periods, generally one to three weeks. Students stay with host families and participate in various activities planned by the organization and the host families.