International Education Resources

On this page:

• Guidelines
• Videos and Brochures

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, 2.7MB)
• Adult Supporting Documents to Worksheets
  • Building Resilience (PDF, 1.7MB)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF, 1.7MB)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF, 1.8MB)

Student Worksheets:

• Chinese Simplified
  • Building Resilience (PDF, 318KB)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF, 349KB)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF, 335KB)
• English
  • Building Resilience (PDF, 650KB)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF, 670KB)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF, 670KB)
• Japanese
  • Building Resilience (PDF, 287KB)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF, 307KB)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF, 300KB)
• Korean
  • Building Resilience (PDF, 251KB)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF, 268KB)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF, 266KB)
• Vietnamese
  • Building Resilience (PDF, 270KB)
  • Experiencing Low Mood (PDF, 284KB)
  • Feeling Stressed (PDF, 284KB)
• Directions for additional translations (PDF, 47KB)

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, and are periodically updated to maintain currency.

The Guidelines are currently available in 14 languages.

Videos and Brochures

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