Directory of High School Resources

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This category lists programs that specialize in High School student exchange.

Resources in This Category

• Academic Year in America

  http://www.academicyear.org/
  Volunteer to become a host parent for a student from any number of foreign countries. Find information on grants or becoming a coordinator

• AFS Intercultural Programs, Inc.

  http://afs.org/
  Among the largest non-profit international student exchange program in the world, offering both inbound and outbound programs for teens.

• American Institute For Foreign Study

  http://www.aifs.org/
  American Institute For Foreign Study (AIFS, Inc.) - Since 1964 a source for worldwide study abroad programs, including high school educational travel

• ASA International

  http://www.asainternational.com/
  Enables international students to attend high schools and academies in the USA and abroad.

• ASPECT Foundation

  http://www.aspectfoundation.org/
  Nonprofit student exchange organization, for students 15-18 years of age. Information on how to become a volunteer host family. Also offers to assist international students who wish to attend a university in the U.S.

• Ayusa International

  http://www.ayusa.org/
  A non-profit high school exchange organization dedicated to promoting world peace and understanding. Offers academic and short-term homestay programs.

• Council on International Educational Exchange

  http://www.ciee.org/
  To help people gain understanding, acquire knowledge and develop skills for living in a globally interdependent and culturally diverse world, is Council's mission.

• Cultural Homestay International

  http://www.chinet.org/
  A non-profit educational exchange program serving students in over 40 countries with short-term homestays, academic year programs (high school) and for North American residents, outbound programs let you explore the world around you while staying with a host family.

• EF Foundation for Foreign Study

  http://www.effoundation.org/
  Join the 4,000 families that have welcomed an international exchange student to share their America.

• Encounters With Canada

  https://www.ewc-rdc.ca/
  Program of Canadian studies aimed at Canadian students between the ages of 15 and 17. Programs, institute, and registration information.

• Global Routes

  http://www.globalroutes.org/
  High school community service programs in the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. Educational travel programs for students to study abroad.

• Nacel Open Door

  http://www.nacelopendoor.org/
  (Formerly Nacel Cultural Exchanges) Includes the application and rules for summer and semester exchanges.

• NorthWest Student Exchange

  http://www.nwse.com/
  a nonprofit organization founded in 1987 in Seattle, cooperating with schools, local and international communities to create and coordinate cultural exchange opportunities.

• PAX - Program of Academic Exchange

  http://www.pax.org/
  PAX - Program of Academic Exchange is a non-profit educational organization that promotes and arranges international student exchange.

• STS Foundation

  http://www.stsfoundation.org/
  STS Foundation sponsors an international exchange program for high school students.

• Study Link Student Exchange

  http://www.gostudylink.com/
  International student exchange programs place students worldwide in foreign language institutes, private schools and universities to study abroad in the US, Australia and Europe

• The Experiment in International Living

  http://www.experiment.org/
  An international nonprofit organization promoting intercultural learning through homestays.

• YFU (Youth For Understanding) International Exchange

  http://www.yfu.org/
  YFU is a non-profit organization that offers you the possibility to work or study a year, semester or summer in a foreign country.

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