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- StayUpon arrival, you must stay in a hotel for one or two nights.
- RegisterYou must register with a tuition centre or an educational institute registered with the Ministry of Education.
Homestays · Study tours · School exchange
Since 2006 we’ve matched visiting students with local host families, MOE-registered schools and real workplaces. A study tour here means breakfast at the kopitiam, debating with local classmates, and a family you’ll come back to visit.
Transforming through cultural exchange.
To sustain culture in an era of change and moderation, one host family, one classroom and one friendship at a time.
Community

Why schools come back
We plan the unglamorous parts.
Twenty years of arrivals at Changi taught us where trips go wrong. We walk you through hotel nights, school registration and host matching before you board, so group leaders can focus on their students.
Every door is checked first.
We work only with MOE-registered schools and tuition centres, and every host family is visited and interviewed before a student ever arrives. And our local team keeps an emergency line open around the clock.
Built around ordinary days.
Kaya toast before class, traditional games at the void deck, SDG debates with local students. The programme follows how people here actually live, so what students learn sticks.
The programmes
Every exchange starts with a local school, not with us. Once your place is confirmed, we build the living and learning around it.
Students must first engage and secure a place with a local education institution. Our services and the exchange program begin after that.
A program built on interaction with local people gives you something a hotel can’t: everyday life in a different place. You experience local culture and traditions, take part in cultural diplomacy, build friendships, develop intercultural competence and practise a foreign language every day.
You also pick up the local insight and advice that only residents have. The program is designed to strengthen your language skills and deepen your understanding of Singapore’s cultures and traditions.
Please note: house rules such as curfews or limits on using certain facilities may apply, and a family home offers a different level of comfort from a hotel.
Two schools, two countries, one shared timetable. School visits help students understand each other’s schools and countries, make friends, and discover the subjects, cultures, traditions and ways of life at each institution.
A school exchange needs a lead time of six months or more. This gives us time to arrange the program and obtain the necessary approvals.
Who has made the trip
Most come from Japan, and many come back. Toin Gakuen, Hirosaki, Takefu and Miyazaki Ken returned in both 2023 and 2024.
Over 50 schools since 2015, including Kumamoto High School, Otemae High School and many more.
Study tours
Updated 25.08.2024
Four days that end on a stage. Students move from ice-breakers and Singaporean desserts to storytelling, vlogging and a final presentation, graduation and certification ceremony.
| Focus | Objective |
|---|---|
| Course objective, ice-breaker, Bicentennial Singapore... | Get to know host country and expressing spontaneously |
| Singaporean Dessert | Verbalizing Food |
| Critical Elements of Speech Delivery | The Finer Points |
| Games We Play | Traditional Games I |
| Fillers and WSJF | English with Confidence |
| Practice, Practice, Practice | Fluency in English I |
| Deciding Theme/ Topic for Presentation | |
| My Singapore Heartland Experience | Fluency in English II – sharing my experience |
| Games We Play | Traditional Games II |
| Secrets to Effective Storytelling | Elements of a Captivating Story |
| Mental Tricks Before a Speech | Calming the Nerves |
| Vlogging for Beginners | Telling My Story I |
| Vlogging | Telling My Story II |
| Preparation for Presentation | |
| English class Final discussion and preparation | |
| BREAK (canteen) | |
| Day 4 Presentation, Graduation & Certification Ceremony... |
Students compare what Singapore and Japan are doing on the Sustainable Development Goals, then argue it out in debates and presentations.
A camp that practises what it teaches: low-carbon, low-waste, and run as a dialogue between young people from across the region.
Contact
School exchanges need six months or more to arrange. Tell us your dates, group size and what your students study, and we’ll take it from there.
Locate us
JustCo – Changi Airport Terminal 3
Coworking & Office Space, 65 Airport Blvd., #03-37 Terminal 3, Singapore 819663