Exif II* 1 : i Z Adobe Photoshop CC (Macintosh) 0221 1 : ; i Z EC new York 1 : ; i Z Stay with local English-speakers on a homestay for a cultural experience and use your English in a natural environment outside of the classroom. Some hosts have three-storey homes with several bedrooms, whilst others live in smaller apartments. All homestays are located in safe areas of the city. You may find New York is very fast paced and may notice that hosts work long hours. Rooms have a comfortable bed and blankets, sheets, bath towels and pillows. There are storage facilities with drawers and closets with adequate hanging space. You will have a desk or table for private study, a reading lamp, a mirror, and a waste paper basket. Additionally, you will have access to common areas such as the living room, kitchen, dining room, etc..
Some hosts may have restrictions on using the kitchen or bathroom. It is unusual to have a washing machine in apartments. Most homes have a common laundry room in the building or there will be a laundromat nearby.
Homestays in New York are located in four boroughs: Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. EC New York also has a few homestays in some parts of New Jersey.
All homestays include breakfast. Choose the half-board option if you want to have dinner with your hosts too. Breakfast varies from home to home. Some hosts may prepare a big breakfast with eggs, toast, bacon, fruit, coffee or tea, but most will offer something simple like toast or cereal and coffee. Other hosts prefer a "serve yourself" policy where the you can help yourself to whatever you want. Some hosts will allow you to use the kitchen to cook your own food, but this varies from host to host. Twin rooms must be booked by two students travelling together. http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/ EC new York Stay with local English-speakers on a homestay for a cultural experience and use your English in a natural environment outside of the classroom. Some hosts have three-storey homes with several bedrooms, whilst others live in smaller apartments. All homestays are located in safe areas of the city. You may find New York is very fast paced and may notice that hosts work long hours. Rooms have a comfortable bed and blankets, sheets, bath towels and pillows. There are storage facilities with drawers and closets with adequate hanging space. You will have a desk or table for private study, a reading lamp, a mirror, and a waste paper basket. Additionally, you will have access to common areas such as the living room, kitchen, dining room, etc..
Some hosts may have restrictions on using the kitchen or bathroom. It is unusual to have a washing machine in apartments. Most homes have a common laundry room in the building or there will be a laundromat nearby.
Homestays in New York are located in four boroughs: Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. EC New York also has a few homestays in some parts of New Jersey.
All homestays include breakfast. Choose the half-board option if you want to have dinner with your hosts too. Breakfast varies from home to home. Some hosts may prepare a big breakfast with eggs, toast, bacon, fruit, coffee or tea, but most will offer something simple like toast or cereal and coffee. Other hosts prefer a "serve yourself" policy where the you can help yourself to whatever you want. Some hosts will allow you to use the kitchen to cook your own food, but this varies from host to host. Twin rooms must be booked by two students travelling together. ec new york homestay student accomodation home house family living learn english new york ny america united states Education Photoshop 3.0 8BIM ~Z %G ec new york homestay student accomodation home house family living
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Some hosts may have restrictions on using the kitchen or bathroom. It is unusual to have a washing machine in apartments. Most homes have a common laundry room in the building or there will be a laundromat nearby.
Homestays in New York are located in four boroughs: Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. EC New York also has a few homestays in some parts of New Jersey.
All homestays include breakfast. Choose the half-board option if you want to have dinner with your hosts too. Breakfast varies from home to home. Some hosts may prepare a big breakfast with eggs, toast, bacon, fruit, coffee or tea, but most will offer something simple like toast or cereal and coffee. Other hosts prefer a "serve yourself" policy where the you can help yourself to whatever you want. Some hosts will allow you to use the kitchen to cook your own food, but this varies from host to host. Twin rooms must be booked by two students travelling together.8BIM%
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