High School Homestays Programs in Sweden

Stretching more than 1,200 miles from its northern reaches in the Arctic Circle to its southern tip that is parallel with Denmark, Sweden encompasses a wealth of natural beauty. It offers forests covering more than half of the country, numerous large rivers, and the longest coastline in Europe. Consequently, outdoor activities are very popular. Most of the population lives in small rural towns, and while the major cities are populous and modern, they retain some of their ancient charm with pockets of medieval streets and architecture. Traditional festivities include celebrations of nature, most notably the return of spring. And during the summer in the North of Sweden, you will experience the sun not going down at all—known as the midnattssol (midnight sun). AFS host family placements are located throughout Sweden.

Study abroad as a high school student in Sweden with Greenheart Travel! For those who love the outdoors, this is the place to be. Learn Swedish while embracing the culture and exploring stunning outdoor scenery. Students live with a local host family and attend a local high school for an authentic, full cultural immersion experience. Program at a glance: Host family accommodation provides full language and cultural immersion. No previous language experience is required; beginners are welcome! You can choose from trimester, semester, or academic year lengths. Start dates are available in spring and fall. Straightforward online application process.

Studying abroad through a high school exchange program brings lots of opportunities. It changes you positively by helping you understand a different culture, learn a new language, and know more about the world. You get to experience a different way of life, see education from a new angle, and make friends from other parts of the globe. This helps you grow personally, become more independent, and learn to adjust to different situations, which is always a great skill. You also learn to appreciate differences and discover new things. When you come back home, you won’t just have gained academic knowledge but also perspectives on the world around you. High school is a great time to start an adventure studying in another country because it differs from when you are older. You’re curious and open to new things during this time, making it the perfect time to learn about other cultures. This is when you learn essential skills like flexibility and resilience. Understanding different cultures and diverse environments can significantly help your future higher education and job.