Host with CASA
Since 1983, CASA has matched students with welcoming homes in Bremen. Families, couples, and individuals can all host when they offer reliability, openness, and interest in intercultural exchange.
How hosting works at CASA
We look for households that provide a stable environment for language growth, everyday orientation, and respectful exchange. CASA supports matching, communication, and practical coordination.
Hosting formats
CASA places both longer-stay intensive learners and short-term educational groups with host households.
| Focus | Intensive-course students | Group stays |
|---|---|---|
| Typical duration | Usually 1 to several months | Usually 1 to 4 weeks |
| Placement size | Individual placement | Usually 1 to 6 students |
| Meals | Based on agreed hosting model | Often coordinated with half-board |
| Daily rhythm | Everyday language immersion in household life | Structured schedule around program timetable |
| CASA support | Matching, communication, and support contact | Coordination, scheduling alignment, and support contact |
| Compensation | Transparent by placement model | Transparent by group arrangement |
What CASA expects from host households
What CASA handles
Next step
The process is structured so you can quickly assess fit and confirm hosting with full clarity.
Send a short inquiry with household profile and availability.
CASA aligns format, duration, and practical expectations.
You receive full details before final confirmation.