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JBSA Host Families Needed

Posted 10 days ago

share high school student exchange program exchange studentsSan Antonio (TX)

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About the role

Military Families Needed to Host International Exchange Students! Open your home. Share your culture. Make a lifelong connection. ?? Military families are invited to become SHARE! High School Exchange Program host families for the upcoming school year! International students ages 15–18 from countries including Germany, Spain, Brazil, Italy, Mexico, Japan, and South Korea are waiting for a family like yours to welcome them into their lives. SHARE! students: ? Speak English ? Have medical insurance ? Bring their own spending money for personal expenses ? Attend your local high school and become part of your community As a host family, you provide a safe, supportive home environment, a place to belong, and a seat at your dinner table. That simple act creates an unforgettable cultural exchange experience for both your family and your student. Host families come from all walks of life. Traditional families with or without children, single parents, couples, retirees, and empty nesters. You don't need to be a military family with international experience… you just need a willingness to open your heart and home. ?? Help a student experience the American high school journey while sharing your own traditions, values, and community with someone from around the world. ?? Learn more and view available student applications: 800-941-3738sharesouthwest.org/contact

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