OUTBOUND FORMS |
Long Term Exchange
Description |
Due
Oct 1 |
Short Term Exchange
Description |
Due
Feb 15 |
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Nov 25/Dec 1 |
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Feb 15 |
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Nov 25/Dec 1 |
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Feb 15 |
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Mar 1 |
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Feb 15 |
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Nov 25/Dec 1 |
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DELIVERY OF FORMS: See Contacts page for instructions.
NOTE: where there are 2 Due dates, the 1st is the due date to the Club, the 2nd is the due date to the District Committee.
PLEASE verify you are using the most recent form prior to submission. |
INBOUND FORMS (Long term exchange) |
Canadian
Description
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Due
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June 1
Fall Camp
June 1
June 1
Jan 1 |
United States
Description
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Due
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Fall Camp
June 1
June 1
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DELIVERY OF FORMS: See Contacts page for instructions.
** These forms are in the Committee Manual and arrive with the student's application. Clubs will be provided a copy but Clubs are not responsible for obtaining these forms.
***to be completed upon arrival of student and with every change in host family |
OTHER RESOURCES |
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General information about optional Rotary Youth Exchange Tours currently available to District 5080 inbound students. Only those tours approved by SCRYE plus the 3rd company listed on the SCRYE website are available to District 5080 inbound students. Students are encouraged to apply early as the tours tend to fill.
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Youth Exchange information on Rotary International's site with generic exchange information.
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NAYEN's site is a wealth of information and resources contributed by many participants for all who work in Rotary Youth Exchange.
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Rotary District 5080, an international district including northern Idaho, USA, northeastern Washington, USA, and southeastern British Columbia, Canada.
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An interactive map of Rotary District 5080. |
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Rotary International's club finder map, use it to locate a Rotary club anywhere in the world. |
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Information about other District 5080 New Generations programs (programs for youth): RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Award), Interact, and Rotaract |
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US Department of State Regulations governing inbound students to the USA. |
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Inbound student issues and how to address them. |