Shortly after arriving in the small town of Trois-Pistoles, Que., for a French-immersion program, Carolyn Moore called her mom.
“I’m in a level that’s way too advanced for me. Everyone is way better. I’m completely out of my depth,” she recalled saying.
Now, after winning the program’s award for extraordinary progress, she’s sticking around Trois-Pistoles for the summer, to work at a cider brewing co-op.
“The people here, they’re so generous and patient,” she said. “It’s been a wonderful experience.”
Moore has just completed the Explore Program, a language exchange offered in all 10 provinces. Students travel to another part of the country
