Readers have been wondering where they could find culture exchange programs. Fortunately, there are countless programs out there to choose from, and we've included a relatively short list below. We are certainly not experts on culture exchange programs and we are not affiliate with/recommending any programs in particular. Instead, we would like to give you a head start on your search by collection some links. Each program is different from the next, so be sure to research each one of interest to ensure it is safe and reliable.
Here you will find a large selection of U.S Department of State culture exchange programs tailored to many different needs. For example, there are programs around the world for academics, teachers, journalists, young professionals and more.
Projects Abroad has a lot to choose from for a variety of audiences. The company has been around for over 30 years and has excellent reviews; not to mention their transparent pricing, 24/7 support, and more than a dozen countries to volunteer in.
For U.S and non-U.S citizens, InterExchange offers a variety of program/location options. Those looking to visit the U.S can come as a camp counselor, an au pair, or even work on their career. U.S citizens can participate in programs such as language immersion, work & travel, and even group travel.
AFS has been around for over 70 years and helps students gain international experience through several different programs and ALOT of country options. According to the site: "AFS Intercultural Programs is an international, voluntary, non-governmental, non-profit organization that provides intercultural learning opportunities to help people develop the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to create a more just and peaceful world".
Worldpackers hosts many different exchange possibilities. They have "more than 10 years of history, more than 280,000 reviews exchanged, and hosts in more than 140 countries". The options offered range from farming to sustainability to homestay - there are plenty of different experiences here. Their site has a lot of other great information for travelers too such as how to plan, budget, and travel while making money.
There you have it. Five reputable culture exchange companies worth considering. If you've ever been a part of a culture exchange program or you've found others worth considering, let us know! Don't forget to check out our Cultural Ambassadors page to get in touch.
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