Live with an American Family and learn English quickly
Language Skills English Center’s Boston homestay program is the best way to improve your English and learn about American culture. You will have a private or shared room and share the living areas with the rest of the homestay family. You will be provided with breakfast and dinner at home – an opportunity to talk about the day’s events and share each other’s culture. Homestay families are safe and convenient to get to from the school.
2013 Boston Homestay Rates
| Room Type | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Room/Shared Bath | $265/week | ||
| Shared Room/Shared Bath | $250/week | ||
| *Note: Language Skills charges a one-time $100 home stay placement fee | |||
Homestay F.A.Q.
- How can I pay? Do I have to pay upon the application?
- What type of family does Language Skills provide?
- How can Language Skills ensure the quality of host families?
- What would I benefit from the homestay program?
- What should I do during my stay with my host family?
- Can I change to other host family if I’m not happy with my current host family?
- Can I move out and search for my own accommodation?
How can I pay? Do I have to pay upon the application?
You pay the homestay fee directly to the school when you arrive. You can pay with either cash, credit card, or check drawn at a US bank.
What type of family does Language Skills provide?
Our host families represent the diversity of American culture. They come from a wide variety of backgrounds and are open-minded and excited to have students in their homes.
How can Language Skills ensure the quality of host families?
Our Homestay Coordinator visits every family to ensure it is in a safe and comfortable area and interviews the family to make sure they provide a supportive learning environment for our students.
What would I benefit from the homestay program?
Our host families are multicultural and represent the diversity of the USA. They are open, friendly and ready to share their home with you. They can help you with your English and help you adapt to American culture. You benefit from this experience as it helps you to understand American culture first and as well as improve you English speaking skills.
What should I do during my stay with my host family?
You should be open-minded and flexible. There may be many differences between your culture and American culture. However, if you keep an open mind, and talk to your family about these differences and any problems or questions you have, they can help you adapt. Talking to your host family is the most important aspect of the stay and helps create a positive home environment for you.
Can I change to other host family if I’m not happy with my current host family?
If you are not happy with your current host family, we ask that you come to speak with the Homestay Coordinator about your problems. After consultation with the Homestay Coordinator, we will help you change to another family if we feel a change is needed.
Can I move out and search for my own accommodation?
Yes. You need to inform your host family and the Homestay Coordinator two weeks before you move out.
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