International Education Resources

 

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Last updated: September 10, 2021

On this page:

• Guidelines
• Videos and Brochures

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Guidelines

Health and Wellness Guidelines for International Students

• Understanding homesickness and acculturation stress (PDF, 1.8MB)
• Understanding mental health and well-being from an East Asian perspective (PDF, 2.1MB)
• Understanding mental health and well-being from a Latin American perspective (PDF, 2.9MB)

Adult supporting Documents:

• International Students Health and Wellness Resource Directory (PDF)
• Adult Supporting Documents to Worksheets
  • Building Resilience (PDF)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF)

Student Worksheets:

• Chinese Simplified
  • Building Resilience (PDF)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF)
• English
  • Building Resilience (PDF)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF)
• Japanese
  • Building Resilience (PDF)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF)
• Korean
  • Building Resilience (PDF)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF)
• Vietnamese
  • Building Resilience (PDF)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF)
• Directions for additional translations (PDF)

Homestay Guidelines

Homestay plays a pivotal role in an international student’s experience. B.C. is committed to high-quality homestay experiences for all international students.

The Guidelines communicate the expectations regarding the placement of minor international students with homestay families.

The Guidelines are currently available in eleven languages

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Videos and Brochures

Informational resources for students and families and prospective and existing Owner/Operators are available in 18 languages