Learn more about Nacel Transition Year programs in France. Why France is a good choice for your TY abroad? What are the most suitable programs for TY students in France? How to book your TY program in... read
Your Transition Year in France: boost your French for Leaving Certificate French exam
Learn more about Nacel Transition Year programs in France. Why France is a good choice for your TY abroad? What are the most suitable programs for TY students in France? How to book your TY program in... read
As an Irish high school student, you benefit from the flexibility of your Transition Year, which allows you to have various academic, cultural, and even study-abroad experiences. Use this unique oppor... 
Depending on the program, we either have a selection of volunteer or stipended host families who welcome students into their homes. If you choose our Junior Homestay in France, our host family is volu... 
You dream of doing a school exchange in Argentina? Learn about your daily life in your host family and at school as an exchange student in Argentina. ... 
Hosting a foreign student: Have you ever considered sharing a cultural experience by welcoming a foreign student who dreams of learning your language, culture, and traditions?Learn more about this tra... 
You are enrolled in a High School Abroad program and wonder what to do to make your first days living with your host family abroad successful! Here are some tips for you to prepare for your Homestay ... 
Studying abroad for a few weeks or even a year can change your life. Read more about this Australian student's experience: she has been an Australian exchange student in France for 8 weeks during... 
Study Abroad programs usually include or facilitate the booking of an accommodation. The offer can be pretty large: host family with full board, so all meals, or only a few meals; student residenc... 
You are an Australian High School student and study French at school? Don't miss our Foreign Exchange Programs in France.... 
When you arrive for the first time in France at your French host family's house, you might have to get used to the difference in meal times. In France, it is very common to eat dinner at 8 pm or even ... 
