NSW English Teachers Conference - Winner Announcement

By Exchange Me
Community contribution / December 5, 2016

Last week, we had the great honour to meet lots and lots of English teachers at the English Teachers Association of NSW Annual Conference. We would like to thank all attendees for joining us and showing interest in our programs. For those who didn’t get a chance to stop by, we would like to give you a little overview of the English programs we have available.

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By Exchange Me

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Exchange Me is an educational tour operator specialising in language, culture and history tours as well as student exchange programs to Europe and destinations all over the world. More than 30 years of experience in the industry enable us to not only offer educational travel packages of the highest possible quality, but also the opportunity for students to attend a European high school, live with a host family and totally immerse themselves in the culture.

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