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For the F-1 Public High School Program all host family placements are handled directly by Educatius International staff. The host family placement is a very important part of a student's high school program and perhaps one of the most important factors for the students' well-being while on the program. At Educatius International, we therefore always do our very best to make sure we match every student with a suitable host family.

• Educatius International will match the student with a suitable screened host family for placement, after the school district has chosen a school for the student.
• The student application is sent to the Educatius coordinator in the area.
• The coordinator matches the student with a family and notifies the Educatius home office.
• Educatius notifies the student or their representative about the placement.

• Each potential host family completes a in depth application form including references.
• Educatius staff conducts a home visit and personal interview with the host family members.
• Personal reference checks.
• Police Checks.

At Educatius International we look for families that are practically located for the student to get to school and that have the space needed for hosting a student. We look for families that want to host a student because they want to share their way of life and culture with the student at the same time as they get to learn more about the student and his/her home country. Our families come from all walks of life and may be typical mother + father + child families, or single parents, no children etc.

What you can expect from your host family:

Of course, ALL host families are different. They can range from single parents, older parents with no kids, to a mother and father with many children. Each family will have their own way of life, which can often result in a variety of types and sizes of homes. There are however certain things that can always be expected of a host
family - including providing a safe and welcoming living environment! For example:

• A room with your own bed as well as furniture for storing your clothes and personal things
• A single room, or a double room shared with another international student (never of the same nationality)
• A space where you can do your homework
• Breakfast and dinner in the home every day on school days.
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner in the home on weekends and school holidays
• Location no further than 45 minutes away from school. This distance is often much shorter but in the big city areas 45 minutes is normal.
• A location in a safe part of the town or city
• Local support from your International Coordinator (IC)