A Global Learning Community for Homeschool Families.

Join a six-week virtual exchange cohort where homeschool learners meet peers from around the world, explore real-world topics, collaborate on projects, and build confidence through guided global conversations.

Perfect for: Homeschool families, Learning pods, Co-ops, Curious learners ages (7-18 years old).

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At a Glance

Length: 6 weeks
Format: Weekly live virtual exchange sessions + guided activities
Best for: Homeschool learners ages [7-18 years old]
Cohorts: Small, age-based groups
Includes: Projects, reflection activities, student portfolio experiences, and final showcase opportunities
Price: $179 per learner for founding cohort enrollment
Parent role: Light support between sessions, depending on your child’s age

Imagine your Learner...

Imagine your learner...

introducing themselves to peers in another country
comparing family traditions, daily routines, and community life
collaborating on a creative project with learners they have never met before
growing more confident in sharing ideas in live discussions
discovering both what makes cultures unique and what connects us as people

Those are the moments they'll remember long after the cohort ends.

HOW IT WORKS

Step 1: Meet Your Cohort

Your child joins a small, age-based group of homeschool learners participating in the experience together.

Step 2: Explore Together

Through guided activities and discussions, learners explore their own community while discovering the partner culture or exchange theme.

Step 3: Meet Your Global Peers

Learners participate in live virtual exchange sessions with students from another country or learning community.

Step 4: Collaborate

Learners engage in projects, conversations, and creative activities that deepen understanding and connection.

Step 5: Celebrate

Learners reflect on what they discovered and share their work through a final showcase experience.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Every CVEP Homeschool Cohort includes:

Guided cultural learning activities

Live virtual exchange sessions

Collaborative projects

Access to a community of globally curious learners

Reflection activities

Student portfolio experiences

Final showcase opportunities

Each cohort is designed to help learners participate thoughtfully before, during, and after live exchange sessions, with support from trained CULTURED facilitators.

Why Homeschool Families Choose CVEP

A welcoming first global experience.
No previous international experience is required. Learners are guided through every stage and placed in age-appropriate cohorts.

Real conversations with children around the world.
Learners engage directly with peers through facilitated virtual exchange sessions.

New Friendships
Learners become part of a cohort of globally curious students exploring together.

Global Awareness
Learners develop a deeper understanding of cultures, communities, and perspectives beyond their own.

Creative Projects
Learning comes to life through collaborative activities, storytelling, presentations, and hands-on exploration.

Confidence
Learners build communication skills through sharing, presenting, and participating in meaningful discussions.

Community
Families join a supportive learning experience centered on curiosity, empathy, and connection.

Your Child Joins a Cohort

Every learner becomes part of a small, age-based homeschool cohort exploring together over six weeks.

During the cohort, learners will:

build friendships
participate in weekly live sessions
complete collaborative projects
reflect on what they are learning
celebrate together through a final showcase

Cohorts are grouped by age range whenever possible so learners can participate with peers at a similar developmental stage.

Every Cohort Has Its Own Adventure

No two cohorts are exactly alike. Each cohort is built around a meaningful learning theme and supported by guided activities, discussion prompts, and curriculum-connected learning experiences.

One group might explore sustainability.

Another might investigate world food systems.

Another could examine entrepreneurship across cultures.

Another could compare daily life in communities around the world.

Each theme becomes the lens through which learners build friendships and discover new perspectives.

Curriculum-Connected Learning

CVEP is more than a social experience. Each cohort is designed to support meaningful academic growth through discussion, reflection, projects, and real-world themes.

Depending on the cohort focus, learning experiences may connect to:

Social Studies

English Language Arts

Social Emotional Learning (SEL)

Cultural Awareness

International Baccalaureate (IB)

Project-Based Learning

Global Competency

Advisory / Enrichment

Detailed curriculum documentation is available for families, co-ops, and education savings account programs that require supporting information.

Is This Right for My Child?

Perfect for learners who...

love asking questions
are curious about other cultures
enjoy meeting new people or want gentle practice doing so
want to build confidence speaking and sharing ideas
learn well through conversation, projects, and creative activities
would enjoy being part of a small global learning community

A Note to Parents

We know joining a new program can feel like a big step, especially when live conversations and new peers are involved.

That is why each cohort is intentionally small, guided by trained facilitators, and designed to create a welcoming environment where every learner feels seen, heard, and encouraged.

Learners receive structure before, during, and after each live session, and families receive cohort placement and scheduling updates as groups are finalized.

Parents are not expected to teach the live sessions. CULTURED provides the facilitation, prompts, and learning structure.

Join the Founding Cohort

We're currently welcoming founding families into the CULTURED Virtual Exchange Program.

When you reserve your learner's spot, you'll receive priority placement in an upcoming cohort and be among the first homeschool students to participate in this unique global learning experience.

As new cohorts are finalized, enrolled families will receive available schedules, participating countries, and cohort placement information.

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FOUNDING COHORT PRICING

For less than the cost of many extracurricular activities, your child joins a global cohort.

Homeschool cohort pricing begins at:

$179 Per Student

Your enrollment includes:

Six-week homeschool cohort
Weekly live virtual exchange sessions
Guided cultural learning activities
Collaborative projects
Reflection activities
Student portfolio experiences
Final showcase opportunities
Placement in an age-based upcoming cohort

After enrollment, families receive cohort placement updates, available schedule options, participating country information, and next steps as groups are finalized.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a typical exchange look like?

Each exchange follows a simple four-step journey:

Prepare – Students learn about their partner community and explore guiding questions.

Connect – Learners meet live with their international peers through a facilitated virtual exchange.

Collaborate – Students work on a shared project, activity, or discussion that encourages cultural exploration and teamwork.

Celebrate – Learners reflect on what they discovered, share their work, and celebrate new connections.

Every exchange is designed to be interactive, age-appropriate, and focused on building understanding through real human connection.

Is the program educational or just cultural enrichment?

Both. Students explore world cultures through structured learning experiences that develop cultural awareness, communication skills, critical thinking, and global citizenship. Activities are designed to be engaging while supporting educational outcomes.

Does the program align with curriculum standards?

Yes. Our learning experiences are mapped to educational standards and include detailed curriculum documentation. Families can easily connect participation to social studies, geography, language arts, SEL, and global studies learning objectives.

Is CVEP a one-time exchange?

No. CVEP includes preparation, live collaboration, and post-exchange reflection and project work.

Who can participate?

Schools, homeschool co-ops, microschools, learning pods, and other educational communities.

What ages can participate?

The program is designed for learners ages 6–18, with activities and discussions adapted for different age groups and developmental levels.

Do learners need previous international experience?

No. Learners are guided through every stage of the experience.

How are partner groups selected?

Groups are matched based on age, learning goals, project focus, and scheduling needs.

What technology is required?

Participants need internet access and access to Zoom and Google Workspace tools.

How are time zones handled?

CULTURED coordinates scheduling to identify meeting times that work for both participating groups.

How much time does participation require?

Most exchanges require approximately 1–2 hours per week. Families can choose the level of involvement that best fits their schedule while still benefiting from the experience.

Do I need teaching experience to facilitate the program?

No. Parents receive guidance, resources, and support throughout the experience. Activities are designed to be easy to facilitate regardless of teaching background.

Can multiple children from the same family participate?

Absolutely. Many homeschool families enroll multiple children. Activities can be adapted to accommodate siblings of different ages.

How do I enroll?

Complete your enrollment and payment to secure your spot in the program. After enrollment, our team will provide everything you need to get started, including onboarding information and next-step guidance.

Ready to give your child a global learning experience they’ll remember?

Join a community of globally curious homeschool learners discovering the world through authentic connection, meaningful conversations, and shared projects.

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