For the countries that require it, many prospective Peace Corps Volunteers are really worried about the idea of living with a host family for two years. In America, we are very used to living independently after high school or college and the idea of moving back in with a family can be stressful. In this video, the fist of a two part mini-series, I talk with my former host-sister about how Peace Corps Volunteers can better prepare for living with a host family. MY GEAR: Creating videos and content on the road can sometimes be hard! Optimize your travel experience with my compact and lightweight travel kit!
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ANDREA RENÉ ABROAD: Hey there! My name is Andrea and I am a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer who served in Nicaragua from August 2016 to April 2018. After service I did a four month stint as an au pair in Melbourne, Australia, and now, in 2019, I am backpacking Europe! On this channel I discuss Peace Corps, Travel, and Working Abroad. My mission is to provide YouTubers with the information they need to begin their own incredible life abroad. Subscribe to join the adventure!
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