High School Abroad

High School Map

The map is intended to help better classify countries, regions and possible school locations. When it comes to planning, it's not just the location that counts, but also the type of program, support and everyday life.

Our interactive high school map

Use our map to discover schools around the world. You can filter by country, region, program type and school type. Click on a pin to learn more about the school or use the list below the map.

Filter & Search

First select a country (e.g. USA, Canada, England, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand). Optionally, you can narrow down the region (e.g. West Coast, Ontario, South Island) and select the program type (public high school, private high school, boarding school). The map only shows the matching schools.

Results list

Below the map you will find all the schools that match your criteria. Each school is provided with a name, location, school type and a link to a detailed profile. This way you can compare offers and create a favorites list.

Frequently asked questions about the card

How current is the data?

We update our map regularly. However, programs can change. Please check details in the respective profile or ask us for the current status.

Can I filter according to several criteria at the same time?

Yes, you can combine country, region, program type and school type to narrow down the results.

How does fallback for SEO work?

Below the map we provide HTML links to all schools. This allows search engines to fully crawl the page even if they don't run the interactive part.

How can I find out more about a school?

Click on the school on the map or in the list to go to the detailed profile with information about programs, accommodation, costs and support.

How to use the card effectively

Start by selecting a country and refine the search step by step: First select the region, then the program type (e.g. public school, private school, boarding school) and finally special focuses such as music, sport or languages. The map automatically zooms into the selected area and shows you the appropriate schools. Use the list view under the map to get a quick overview of names, locations and school types.

What do the filters mean?

  • Country: Here you choose the destination country of your exchange.
  • Region: Sub-regions such as states or provinces help narrow the geographic search.
  • Program type: Public high schools, private schools and boarding schools differ in costs, facilities and support structure.
  • School type/subjects: Look for schools with a focus on sports, science, art, music or languages.

You can combine several filters at the same time to quickly find the right selection.

Tips for choosing the right school

The map is the first step. Then read the detailed ones Profile pages of the schools: There you will find information about courses, activities, accommodation and costs. Pay attention to whether the school fits your goals and hobbies and whether it is in a region that interests you. Compare several schools and write down questions for advice. And remember: not all partner schools are visible on the map - we have access to other programs. If you are unsure, book a consultation to sort through the options together.

What counts for the decision

  • High School Maps should always be viewed with an eye on everyday life, school, budget and return.
  • Students need a solution that appears linguistically, socially and personally accessible.
  • Parents need understandable information about care, safety, responsibilities and planning.

For further planning this fits: USA, Canada, High School Abroad.

What Makes Sense Now

If you would like to clarify the next steps, we will sort out the countries, duration, budget, accommodation and any outstanding parental questions together.