Cultural Exchanges between China and the United States

Photo of the Great Wall, China, by Susan Kullmann

Welcome to the Council on China Exchange

We specialize in cultural, educational, and professional exchanges between China and the United States as well as with other parts of the world. We offer different types of exciting cultural, educational and professional programs for educators, students, professionals, and the general public.

Our programs

Please explore our current offerings and opportunities.

We send English teachers to teach English in China during the summer in cities in Zhejiang Province.
We specialize in placing U.S. college students for internship in Shanghai.
We organize summer camp programs in the US for Chinese middle school and college students.
We offer exciting and enriching short term travel study programs to Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Xi'an, Nanjing, Suzhou, Qu Fu, Mount Tai, and other locales.
We organize summer intensive Chinese language study in Beijing or Nanjing.
We place English teachers to teach in China for an academic year.
We consult with U.S. and Chinese institutions on educational exchanges.
We provide comprehensive admission counseling services for Chinese high school, undergraduate, and graduate students interested in studying in the U.S.A.
We organize programs or tours for Chinese business and educational visitors including groups from Chinese public schools and universities.
We organize training programs in China as well as in the U.S. for Chinese students, educators and professionals.

Please check back often as we are adding to program listings frequently.

Looking for an exchange program that is not listed? Contact us to talk about customizing a program.

photo of the Pudong skyline from the Bund in Shanghai, China, photo by Susan Kullmann

Our Mission

Council on China Exchange (CCE China) specializes in bilateral cultural and educational programs in China and the United States. We provide high quality cultural, educational and professional experiences to the interested public, students and teachers from the U.S. as well as from China.