George Pascoulis, from London, has been an Intern at Holiday Home Camp in Williams Bay, Wisconsin for the last seven months. George has had what he describes as “the most fulfilling and memorable experience of a lifetime.” Find out why! My
Los Angeles Interns had a fun day visiting one of LA’s favorite shopping and dining destinations. The Grove is a great spot to spend some time relaxing, shopping, eating, catching a movie and even sometimes spotting a celebrity.
Internship participants were treated to a bit of fun and culture when they visited iconic Santa Monica Pier and Venice Beach. Santa Monica pier has an impressive history of over 100 years. Here you can find fun rides, great restaurants,
Intern and Trainee programs offer international candidates an opportunity to temporarily live in the United States and enhance their professional skills while learning about American business and culture. A recent report on these programs conveys the positive impact on U.S. public diplomacy,
CHI interns recently had the opportunity to visit the Gateway Arch. The Gateway Arch is a 630-foot Monument in St. Lous, Missouri. It is the world’s tallest arch! THE INTERNSHIP & TRAINING PROGRAMS Cultural Homestay International’s Internship & Training
CHI Interns recently met up at Tower Grove Park, a municipal park in the city of St. Louis, Missouri. They enjoyed good food, good company and cultural exchange. When asked about the day Internship participant Shantelle said, “Beyond happy seeing
Juan David Ramos Rubio (who goes by Davo) is a 23-year-old exchange student from Colombia. He currently lives in St. Louis and trains at local radio station KWRH 92.9 FM, which is affiliated with the local Webster-Rock Hill Ministries organization. Davo
CHI Internship participant Adrienn Györe, from Hungary, shares her experience at Landstar Logistics, in Chicago, IL. “To be honest I love life here [in Hungary], but I love the American way too. An internship is a different way of living. It
CHI Internship participants in St. Louis, MO gathered together for a fun meetup. Countries represented were Vietnam, Mexico, China, Brazil, Canada, Bosnia, Iran, Korea, Switzerland, Colombia, Philippines, Singapore, Ukraine, Malaysia and India. Those that joined had a great time sharing
This month St. Louis, MO said goodbye to the Short Term Enrichment Students (STEP) with a potluck. The goodbye party was hosted by one of the STEP host families. Five STEP students from China came as well as two Interns
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