Home Stay

Introduction to ILSC Montreal

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NSW government schools offer international students academic excellence in a safe, tolerant environment. Experienced university-trained teachers help students to achieve their best results. Qualifications from NSW government high schools are internationally recognised.

Our schools offer:
* Wide range of subjects and activities
* Quality teaching
* Care and support for international students
* Stimulating learning environment

For more information visit: www.internationalschoo.edu.au

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I went to Japan through YFU on the summer of 2008 and here are some suggestions or some things to expect if you want to study abroad and homestay in Japan as well. I’ve also been to Japan two other times and have had many Japanese exchange brothers and sisters who lived with my family as well, so I at least know a little something of what I’m talking about. XD

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Intercultura Language School offers a series of 18 courses designed by curriculum specialists, using interactive small groups in an environment of total immersion in Latin American culture. Classes are 4 hours per day, Monday to Friday. Our professors are university trained and credentialed to teach Spanish as a second language. We give all teachers further instruction on teaching in the context of total cultural immersion. Academic credit through several accredited US university programs is available

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Video showing what SBHS does that allows us to be a great provider of ESOL (English for Speakers Of Other Languages)to our Students.

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My submission for the TaLK Movie Contest..

1) TaLK Orientation: Mainland & Jeju
2) Homestay Life
3) School Life: Sinchang Elementary School

I think TaLK is a great program because they send you to the rural schools, where the English levels are much lower than in the city. City kids are often wealthier and get a lot of English tutoring at private hakwons, and city schools also get more funding to hire more English teachers and such but the great thing about this program is they send you off to the reeeeeal countryside Life is so much more simpler and peaceful, and the rural kids, although they can be pretty rambunctious, are really innocent compared to their peers in America and most of them are so eager to learn English.

This is the first year they’ve done the TaLK program, and I know there are many who aren’t satisfied with their life as a TaLK scholar. As with any new initiative, there will always be some problems and kinks to work out but I like to think that things can only get better. Some might not agree but I think it’s been totally worth it so far.

I’ve also extended my contract another 6 months, so I’ll be here until the end of July 2009.

Songs in this video:
Epik High – Fly
Lee Hyori – 빨간 자동차 (Red Car)
성시경 – 제주도 풀은바람
Father Abraham
Jason Mraz – I’m Yours

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A video diary of the relationship that forms between Gringo and Campesino during a rural homestay in Misque, Bolivia. This student documentary was an independent study project in the SIT Study Abroad Bolivia: Culture and Development program, 2004
World Learning: http://www.worldlearning.org

By Jay Arthur Sterrenberg. For Arturo E Llarion. Music Alfredo Coca and Bolivia Manta.
Contact: GAMA Consultora 541-4-425-913, gamacom001@hotmail.com. Cochabamba, Bolivia.Meerkat Media Arts Collective, www.meerkatmedia.org

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Today I went to my new language school. People were nice but I was sad.

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4th Annual ‘The Japan Experience!’ cultural immersion home stay program for junior high and high school students.

Students come from all over the world to experience a Japanese high school, to participate in language and cultural lessons, to explore Tokyo and to stay with a Japanese family.

Location: Tokyo, Japan
Host school: Seiritsu Gakuen High School
Dates: July 30 to August 8, 2010
Maximum number of participants: 10

Registration deadline: June 15, 2010

For more information & to register, go to the Seiritsu English website:
www.seiritsu-int.com

Cultural lessons include: manga, Japanese language, tea ceremony, karate, kendo, Japanese cooking, Japanese art, Japanese calligraphy, taiko drumming and more!

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I made new friend. ^o^

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