About Arrivo Group
Christina Lanzillotto
Founder & Global Partnerships
Arrivo brings school choice, student advocacy and everyday life abroad into the same conversation. Founder Christina Lanzillotto’s experience in admissions and exchange shapes that practical approach.
15+
Years of Christina’s education experience
115
School profiles in our catalog
The Experience Behind the Approach
Moments from Christina’s work in international education, student life and cultural exchange.
15+ Years Helping Students Find Where They Belong
Christina Lanzillotto, founder of Arrivo Group, has more than fifteen years of experience in international education, admissions and student advocacy. Her practical approach considers each student’s individual goals, learning needs and life beyond the classroom.
Her focus on neuroinclusive planning emphasizes clear questions about learning support, accommodations and everyday routines. Christina is also a current ICES J-1 host parent, bringing firsthand perspective on the home, family and cultural side of exchange.
The Real Story Is in the Details
A strong plan connects the right school with a workable daily routine. We help families ask about courses, housing, transport, support and the full cost, so important details are discussed before departure.
Our Work Spans
Our work brings together school placement, cultural exchange and the practical details of living abroad:
- ICES — International education and cultural exchange programs
- SEEDS — Academic program pathways
- Private and public school placements
- Boarding and homestay pathways
- Short-term and summer programs
- Study abroad and exchange opportunities
- School partnership development
- Strategic advisory for institutions and agencies
School admission, housing, learning support and program requirements are confirmed for the individual student and selected pathway.
The Experience Behind Arrivo
The experience and practical priorities behind our work with students and families.
What Good Guidance Looks Like
A plan that makes sense at school and at home.
Start With the Student
Subjects, interests, learning preferences and readiness guide the conversation, alongside the family’s priorities.
Compare the Whole Experience
Look at the school day and life outside it: friendships, activities, homestay or boarding, and the support available.
Make the Next Steps Clear
Review the application requirements, complete quote and support arrangements before making a commitment.
A School That Understands How You Learn.
Learning support should be part of the school conversation from the beginning. Arrivo helps families ask about classroom accommodations, staff responsibilities and the support a school can confirm.
We also consider the student’s daily routine, housing and communication needs. Available services and any additional costs need to be agreed with the school and program before enrolment.
Learn About Our Neurodiverse Support →Talk Through Your Next Steps.
Discuss your student’s goals, school options and housing questions with the Arrivo team.
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Our team will review your inquiry and help you plan the next steps.
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