Are you ready to become a CHI host family? Host a high school exchange student! Students from around the world are coming to America for the 2015/2016 school year! Students are 15-18 years old and attend your local high school
CHI’s Short Term Enrichment Program (STEP) allows students to expand their horizons and get a taste of a different culture. Past participant Tianyu Wang, from China, recently spent one month living and interning in the U.S. Tianyu, who went by the name Andy
CHI Work & Travel participant Alan Britez, from Paraguay, was disappointed that he was not able to join his fellow participants at a recent trip to the Lincoln Ice Castle. To make up for missing the great cultural activity, Alan’s boss
CHI Internship/Trainee participant Anke Kutzscher, from Germany, recently wrote a wonderful article about her experience titled, Welcome to the Jungle: Getting the Most From a Digital Media Internship. Anke is currently a Digital Media Intern at Dealer Product Services. Before working at DPS,
Do you want to build a snowman? Or visit a castle made of ice? CHI Work & Travel participants recently experienced a real treat! The Omni Mount Washington Resort’s Associate Service Center along with CHI hosted a J1 cultural visit to the amazing
Internship/Trainee participants in St. Louis recently enjoyed a fun day of bowling at Olivette Lanes. There were participants and local friends from Italy, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Ecuador. What a great cultural exchange!
Work & Travel participant Angela Fernandez, from Peru, is having a great time at Johnny Rockets in Miami, FL. Angela recently said, “I’ve been living in Miami South Beach for three weeks and I have to say that it’s an amazing
CHI Internship Trainee participants gathered together with friends in St. Louis, MO for an international potluck. Culinary interns from the Hyatt as well as from the Renaissance Grand were in attendance. Everyone brought a dish to share and had a
These CHI Camp Leaders’ international counselors are experiencing their first taste of one of the great American summer traditions at camp — a marshmallow eating contest! What are you doing this summer to reach out to experience cultural exchange? CHI
Child care prices are skyrocketing all over the U.S. According to a local article on Syracuse.com, in New York the average cost of infant care is $12,792 a year! That is over $5,000 a year more expensive than Cultural Homestay
