Where to find host families

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If you are looking for an interviewd or screened host family, please ask our partner Homestay Agencies. These agencies will introduce you the interviewed host families and other services. We are looking for Partner Homestay Agencies.

Read more. If you do, go to Become a host. You can register as a Host Family and your ad will be on our hosts' listing. Helping you to find a Homestay Host family A nation-wide homestay matchmaking service. Czech Republic. Dominican Republic. El Salvador. Hong Kong. Ivory Coast. New Zealand. South Africa. South Korea. Boarding Closer to campus, helps facilitate getting to and from school All essential study facilities within easy access Encourages joining student organizations and participating in social activities.

Homestay Living with a host family and sharing daily life and culture facilitates full immersion into the community Improves English speaking and listening proficiency Enhances interpersonal skills.

How are Host Families Selected? Host Family Application and Selection Process Our host families are selected through a strict vetting and screening process. Criminal Background Check. Home Inspection. Traditional host families consist of host parents and children living in one home. Some traditional host families may have one parent while others may have two. Some traditional host families may be a heterosexual couple while others may be a same-sex couple.

When living with a traditional host family, there may, as previously noted, be children in the house. These children may be infants, toddlers, young kids, or teenagers.

Please note: Traditional families may or may not include step-parents or step-siblings, some of whom may not live in the home but may visit on weekends or at other intervals. Single-person host families consist of a host mother or host father with no children.

Single-person host family placements are considered special placements; this means that students have the option to decline them.