Korean
Weeklong Youth Exchange Exploring U.S. – Korea Relations
From January 26 to 31, 2015, NSLI-Y Korea students participated in the Alumni Youth Leadership Program (AYLP), along with six Fulbright English Teaching Assistants (ETAs), each of whom brought along five to six of their students. The AYLP’s main goal was to have its participants learn about issues surrounding the… Read More

My Personal Odyssey to Tajikistan
In the video clip above, NSLI-Y Tajikistan student Nilaya gives a short speech in Tajiki about her home state, Pennsylvania, to Tajik students at the National Library in Tajikistan. Nilaya mentions nature, historical sites, and her school, in addition to comparing her life in America to her experiences in Tajikistan. Read More

Alumni Interns in Embassies Abroad
The NSLI-Y experience extends beyond the program itself as NSLI-Y students continue to do great things that make full use of their passion for other cultures and languages. Many NSLI-Y students hold foreign service aspirations and work as interns at various U.S. embassies around the world. Alexa – Consular Intern,… Read More

Korean
Hiking with My Host Mom
By: Tuhin, NSLI-Y Korea, Summer 2013 One of the most memorable memories on my NSLI-Y program in Seoul, South Korea was one day when I went hiking with my host mom. Seoul is a very metropolitan city that is highly technologically advanced. The pace of life in Seoul can quite… Read More

Korean
Bonding with Middle Schoolers on Seokmodo Island
Emily is from New York, New York and participated in the 2013-2014 Korean Academic Year program in Korea. While other students were recovering from midterm exams in the mountains, Kim, Matt and I traveled to Seokmodo to share our language and culture with a group of middle school students. Even… Read More

Chinese (Mandarin)
Showing Appreciation for Teachers
NSLI-Y China participants started school just in time to celebrate Teacher’s Day with their new classmates. “Teacher’s Day was on September 10th, and all the Chinese kids do special things for all their teachers on that day like buying them flowers and cards and visiting old middle school teachers. Every… Read More
