Volunteering is an affordable way for people to see the world and make a difference. CHI’s World Explorers program offers meaningful volunteer opportunities in various countries around the world where volunteers become part of a local community and give back
Anna and J-1 participant Jordan at YMCA Camp McAlister Fate works in mysterious ways. The prospect of living abroad never crossed Anna Dolezal’s mind when she applied for a job at a YMCA summer camp 3,000 miles away from her
1) Do your research before you go Make sure you learn about important cultural differences of the destination you are traveling to before you arrive. For example, if you are going to Japan, make sure you know that it is
Calvin experiencing Chinese New Year in France Calvin Lee is 34-years-old and comes from Vancouver, Canada, where he worked as a piano teacher and as an accountant. He decided to take a break from his normal routine and embark on
Thinking about planning a big trip to Europe? Make sure you know the visa regulations before you go! Traveling to Europe after graduation from high school or college can serve as a rite of passage for American youth. Taking
Faye Mayo is a very special 18-year-old. She is half-French and half-American and is currently working as an Au Pair Abroad in Lima, Peru through CHI. She will be taking care of these cute kids while studying Spanish for 10-months!
CHI’s High School Abroad Program High School Abroad Are you ready to attend high school abroad? The best way to learn about another country is to experience it! (bottomlineequipment.com) Spend three, five or ten months attending high school in another
World Explorer Samantha Fell left Scottsdale, Arizona in May to spend one month living with a host family in Spain. Samantha was placed in Masnou, Spain, just north of Barcelona. There she tutored her two host brothers in English every afternoon
Lynn Grove, from Seattle, is currently participating in CHI’s World Explorers program in northern France for two months. Lynn is living with the Pastissier family and teaching them conversational English for 15 hours a week. Local French paper featured an article on
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to explore Croatia and teach English? These CHI World Explorers are sharing their experiences! Check out current World Explorer Karllie Clifton’s blog about her homestay in Zagreb, Croatia: www.facebook.com/yolosolonz Follow Matt
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