The Study Tour Exchange Program combines elements of travel and learning. Our school is committed to organizing various study tours and exchange programs, providing students with opportunities to learn both on campus and abroad, further embodying the saying "Reading thousands of books is not as useful as traveling thousands of miles."
Through domestic study tours, students deepen their understanding of their homeland's history, culture, social development, and the lives of its people. Participating in overseas exchange programs also allows students to learn about foreign cultures and global development trends, broadening their international perspectives. These study tours aim to cultivate independence and confidence in students, while enhancing their interpersonal communication skills.
Our school organizes a Mount Fuji Climbing Exchange Program in Japan, training students' willpower through the challenge of climbing a high mountain. After six months of training, 20 students were ultimately selected to participate.
During the climbing process, students demonstrated perseverance, and even if they were unable to reach the summit due to weather conditions, they still gained valuable experiences. Furthermore, the exchange program includes various enriching activities such as cultural experiences and school exchanges. Students challenge themselves, step out of their comfort zones, and try many "firsts" in their lives, expanding their horizons and gaining invaluable experiences.
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Your experience is truly inspiring! Being able to join the AFS society and become an international exchange student is a very valuable opportunity. Your life with the host family sounds very rich and colorful. Not only did you learn Italian cuisine, but you also had the chance to deeply understand the local culture and history.
Visiting the pharmaceutical factory and learning about biotechnology must have been an incredible experience for a student of biology and physics like you. Being able to learn multiple languages within a year and make friends from different countries must have been immensely beneficial.
You mentioned the initial period of adjustment, which is completely normal. It's wonderful that you were able to overcome difficulties with the support of your society teachers. Encouraging your peers to live in the moment and bravely try new things is a very positive attitude.
I hope your future studies and life continue to be full of challenges and achievements! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to let me know!
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