AFS Intercultural Programs: Malaysia Summer High School

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Program Overview

Discover the unique diversity and multiculturalism of Malaysia! It is a rich mixture of cultures and cuisines, exciting city centers alongside wondrous ancient architecture, and green rainforests teeming with rare and endangered species. Its climate is warm all year round, so you’ll have the opportunity to appreciate its natural beauty and rich biodiversity.

During your summer program in Malaysia, you’ll attend high school, live with a host family, and experience the local culture. High school students here generally have classes from January to November, so you’ll get a glimpse of a typical semester!

Living in Malaysia is like packing Asia in your backpack because you immerse yourself in a community of people from many different backgrounds. During your program, you’ll meet many different kinds of people and learn a lot from them!

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Program Highlights

Experience the bustling charm of Malaysia's diverse population and the wide variety of landscapes it is known for, from sweeping rivers and waterfalls to rugged mountains and dense forests.

Experience other widely spoken languages, such as Cantonese, Mandarin, Tamil, and English, despite Malay being the official language.

Have the unique opportunity to engage with fascinating cultures and traditions with host families in Malaysia belonging to diverse ethnic groups.

Attend classes that cater to your interests, with schools in Malaysia often allowing you to choose a concentration!

Savor Malaysia's interesting mix of cuisine - spicy Malay dishes, a variety of Chinese food, exotic cuisine from North and South India, and local Nyonya and Portuguese dishes.