Originally posted on Evergreen Exchange:
Preparing a homestay? Most advice is common sense but the following articles can help you with a little more detail. • General tips. http://matadornetwork.com/abroad/10-tips-for-a-fun-home-stay/ • Detailed advice. https://www.volunteerglobal.com/blog/host-family-etiquette…
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