Homestay Host Frequently Asked Questions
Thinking about becoming a Homestay Host with Chichester College Group? We know you’ll want to feel confident before saying yes. That’s why we’ve put together some of the most common questions and answers below.
Find answers to your questions about becoming a Homestay Host for students of CCG below. Our under 18 students have a 10pm curfew Sunday-Thursday and an 11pm curfew on Friday and Saturday. As all of our hosts are within commuting distance of their respective colleges, the students will walk, cycle or take the bus to get to college. No need to drive them yourself! We offer flexible hosting, with students staying from 2 weeks to 2 years. We listen to your preferences and match students to your availability. In Chichester: In Worthing: The college accepts homestay applications from students aged 16-60, although the majority are typically between 16 and 18. We accept students from all across the world. The majority of our students are typically from Europe, South America, or Asia. Our students are eager to experience the full homestay lifestyle and often enjoy becoming part of the household. To help them feel truly at home, we ask that hosts be happy for students to use shared spaces such as the living room, dining area, kitchen, bathrooms and, of course, their own bedrooms. Creating a warm, inclusive environment helps our students settle in and make the most of their time in England. Of course we also expect our student to respect boundaries and if ever you have any issues you can talk to a member of the CCg Homestay Team. To ensure our students are safe, there are a few checks we do on you and your home to ensure it is suitable for hosting: Our team is here to guide you through the onboarding process. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to call us. Here's a list of the basics required to be a CCCg Homestay Host: Friendliness and support! Hosts should be warm, welcoming, and interested in the student’s life and culture. Homestay at CCG is a programme where local people and families open their homes to international and UK students. They provide a safe, friendly, and supportive living environment for students while they study with us at CCG. In Chichester and Worthing, we welcome international students. Additionally, in Worthing, there is an opportunity to host UK students from the Rugby Academy, who typically stay 4–5 nights each week. Homestay is an opportunity to share your culture, earn extra income, offer a comfortable room, and help students feel at home while they enjoy life in the UK.Frequent questions
Do the students have a curfew?
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How much do Homestay Hosts get paid?
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What nationalities are the students?
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What are the requirements to become a Host Provider?
What do Homestay Hosts have to provide?
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