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Terra Lingua USA
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Additional Information
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Ages for Volunteer: 30 and up
Mission Statement:
The Mission of Terra Lingua USA is to provide quality international exchange experiences in an effort to promote global understanding and experiential education to people worldwide. To fulfill this mission, Terra Lingua USA shall
Offer safe and affordable exchange experiences through an established and caring network.
Conduct all Terra Lingua USA’s programs with integrity in a non-discriminatory manner.
Partner only with organizations, international partners, and staff that share our goals and values.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Terra Lingua USA is a not-for-profit, educational organization dedicated to promoting language education and international understanding by providing family homestay immersion experiences. We offer affordable and quality cultural exchanges through an experienced and caring network.
Program History:
Terra Lingua USA, founded in October 1997, is established as a not-for-profit educational organization to coordinate activities in the U.S.
Additional Information:
Will you open your heart and your home to an exchange student?
Terra Lingua USA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting cultural education and global understanding by providing family homestay immersion experiences for students from around the world.
Through our many international partners we’ve helped many young people discover a new appreciation for our global community while enhancing their language skills.
Your student will speak fluent English, have spending money and will be covered by medical insurance. They will join your family in activities and daily routines while attending the local high school. Their purpose is to master their English skills while studying and learning about the American way of life.
Any family can be a host family! Families with or without children, single or domestic partner households, and empty-nesters are welcome to apply. The process is easy. A simple application, references and criminal background check and you’re ready to experience this rewarding opportunity. All we ask is that you treat your student as a member of your family. It’s a simple as that!
Please contact me at HostAStudent@Hotmail.com. We also invite you to visit our website www.TerraLinguaUSA.org.