Our Students
Venture International Academy students will come from diverse countries around the world. While they may have different hobbies and interests, students share many of the traits necessary to be a successful exchange student: flexibility, maturity, friendliness, and curiosity about the world around them. Students must be between the ages of 12-18 and can enroll either for one semester (August-January or January-June) or for the full academic year (August-June).
Venture International Academy's ESL or 2+2 programs enrolls students of any ange. Having an open enrollment in our ESL, TOEFL and SAT programs allows students to study all year for prepartation for enrollment in one of our Universities or Colleges. Venture International Academy works with local Community Colleges with there 2+2 programs, allowing international college students the opportunity to complete there AA degree with continuation onto one of five universities within Florida..
DAY & BOARDING SCHOOL PROGRAM STUDENTS
Prior to acceptance onto the program, students are carefully screened through an in-depth application and interview process. Students must be recommended by a teacher in their home country and have a good command of the English language for the day and boarding school programs.
In addition, they must demonstrate that they are motivated to learn about the American way of life and to participate in family, school and civic activities.
Venture International Academy students will have complete medical coverage throughout their stay in the United States. There monthly spending money is provided by their natural families. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Since school is an integral part of the exchange experience. It is essential that the student becomes an active part of that system. Students are encouraged to participate in extra-curricular activities that are offered in each school. In addition, the student will take courses typical of an American his or her age, including US History and English course. School attendance is required by the Department of State, in order that the student’s visa remains valid.
