HOST FAMILY WANTED: 14-year-old Carmen from Spain!
anb educationFremont (CA)
HOST FAMILY WANTED: 14-year-old Carmen from Spain!
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anb educationFremont (CA)
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HOST FAMILY WANTED: 14-year-old Carmen from Spain! Grade: 10th Grade Personality: Friendly, social, independent & adaptable
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Lived in the UK as an exchange student at age 11! Sports: Skiing (since age 4!), volleyball, tennis & padel Interests: Music, dancing, nature, English & Math Favorites: Ocean's 12 & 13 | Carbonara & Pizza Carmen is active, friendly, and well-prepared for life in the U.S. She can't wait to share her culture and embrace American high school life with her new host family! All our students need is: A bedroom (can be shared with host sibling) 3 meals a day Transportation to and from school, if there are no school buses provided A welcoming family! All other expenses (activity fees, personal items, etc.) are paid for by the student and their natural parents. There is NO monetary compensation for hosting a J-1 exchange student. Exchange students are between the ages of 15 and 18. AnB Education will get the students enrolled at your local public high school and provide support throughout the program year. We have a Local Coordinator in the area who is excited to work with you! AnB Education is currently looking for host families in your area - we will have students from Asia, Europe, and South America!! Please contact us for more information at laurabraley@anbeducation.com (Include your phone number in your reply so we can reach out). Thank you!
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