Skutt Catholic High School Student Exchange Program

Eduactius has partnered with Saint John Paul II to help them find and support local host families for their student exchange program. We are currently in need of a local coordinator to fill this position. This is a paid job, You recruit and vet local families to host. Then you support the family and the student through out the school year. It an extremely rewarding position. With flexible hours, and mostly work from home. Its great for a stay at home mom. If you are interested please send me a message on facebook or email me at [Email hidden]

We are hiring!

Impact the lives of students around the globe!
Embrace the opportunity to learn about new cultures, support your local schools and make connections with international students by becoming a Local Coordinator! Our LCs support international students attending Cactus Shadows high school. As part-time, independent contractors, our LCs come from many different backgrounds. Many have full time jobs, and some are stay-at-home parents while others are retired. Paid position.
What do Local Coordinators do? Local coordinators provide support for both host families and international students responsible for checking in once a month and act as a liaison. Coordinator’s recruit, interview and vet potential host families and secure placement. Coordinators create lasting relationships with students and host families. They explain our program rules to the student and ensure they understand what is expected of them.

For more information, please send resume or contact Maribeth Arnone at [email protected] or Reach out to us on Facebook.

Saying goodbye is never an easy part of hosting, but thinking back I would rather say good bye than have never had those moments! Good bye is also what you make it. The student may not be living in my home but I will forever be in contact with them and will forever care about them.

Many people ask about the type of students we have on the program. In this picture is Jib. Jib was here to learn English, she started off very shy as she built her confidence in her langue skills. Once that confidence happened. Jib was witty, sarcastic and simple hysterical. She was always cracking a joke. She also made the most amazing and absolutely stunning desserts. During her stay my son who was only 2 and he broke his femur. Jib was a life safer. She snuggled him, played endless amount of games with him on our pull out couch, and just loved him like a sister. Jib and I stay in contact almost daily still. She is finishing up her forth year at the University of Bangkok. She has become my oldest child.

Dat sounds AMAZING and we are still in need of a host family for him. If you or anyone you know in this area is willing to host, or even just be a welcome family for just a few short weeks please reach out to me ASAP. This young man really deserves this opportunity. Please feel free to share this post to help spread the word, and find him an amazing host family.

https://www.educatius.org/FORMS/LEARN-MORE-ABOUT-HOSTING-FORM
Click the above link to register. This isn't a commitment to host this is just to let us know you are interested and to help us send you some additional information so you can make an informed decision.

Five different countries are represented in this picture, These five ladies will forever be friends and share this experience. In a world with so much hate, this is were I find my hope. Our world needs more friendships with out boarders.

Thank you host dads!! Your impact on these students is incredible and we are extremely thankful for you today and every day!