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NWS STUDENT HANDBOOKWELCOME TO NORTHWEST SERVICES !The purpose of this handbook is to help you prepare for your stay in America in theNWS program. It will give you information on the NWS program and an idea ofwhat to expect from yourself, your host family and NWS during your stay. It willalso explain the rules and guidelines which you are expected to follow while you arein the NWS program. We hope this handbook will be useful, that you will refer to itoften and that it will help make your experience an enriching one.The most effective thing that you can do as an exchange student is try to learnfrom experience and to allow the representatives of NWS to help you do this.However, the experience is up to you and it is one in which you will be challengeddaily. As a result you will leave the program a more mature and open-mindedindividual, with an enhanced perception of the world.There are many aspects of exchange. Initially, you may see the basic differencesand similarities with your home country. Also many things will be new andfascinating. It will take considerable openness and flexibility on your part to reallymake a great adjustment. An atmosphere of give and take, a quick sense of humorand a willingness to learn from your mistakes will help you immensely.This handbook is yours to keep. Please read through it thoroughly and carefully atthe beginning of your stay, then use it as a reference throughout your exchangeyear. Remember to bring it with you to the U.S.Welcome and we are delighted to have you with us in the U.S!Revised December 20091
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