Spanish Full Immersion Course
Course
In Kibbutz Eas (Mexico)
*Indicative price
Original amount in USD:
$ 4,000
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Location
Kibbutz eas (Mexico)
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Duration
3 Weeks
Be completely immerse in the mexican culture Learn Spasnish in a efficien, effective and fun way Explore magical places in the beautiful Mexican Bajío Certify the spanish level (initial-Intermediate-advance). Excellent Price All inclusive High quality Spanish Program. Suitable for: People who wants to live the best cultural experience of their lives while learning spanish in an efficient, efective and fun way in our full immersion program.
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Teachers and trainers (3)
DAMIÁN DAVILA CASTAÑEDA
SPANISH COORDINATOR
Education and Training: Specialization in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language with a focus in DELE - UNAM Bachelor´s degree in Communication & Mass Media – Autonomous University of Aguascalientes. Official certifications of French, English and Spanish languages. Professional Experience: Ten years of experience as a Spanish and French teacher in Mexico, France, and Switzerland. Hobbies and Interests: Director and creator of several short films that have been exhibited in diverse national film festivals. Bass guitar player in several local bands Passion for Art, international education and multiculturalism.
LUZ DE ALBA ROMERO LARA
DIRECTOR
Education and Training: Specialization in logotherapy and existential analysis – SMAEL, Mexico. Bachelor´s degree in Early Childhood Education - New York University, USA. Diploma courses in: - Human Development - Educational Innovation - Neurodevelopment and early stimulation Official certifications of French and English languages. Among them, a certificate program in Teaching English as a Second Language Professional Experience: Twenty-two years of experience as an English teacher and twelve years of experience as an early childhood and elementary teacher. Creator, founder member and academic director of the first bilingual and active school in the city of Dolores Hidalgo in Guanajuato State, Mexico. Her institution changed in a meaningful way the educational and social system of the community. Designer of several diploma courses and training programs for the Mexican government, as well as private enterprises and institutions. Participation in Organizations: Participant in altruistic trainings for the staff of several non-profit organizations that work for children development. Volunteer in the children department of The Brooklyn Aids Task Force of New York State. Hobbies and Interests: Passion for humanism and existentialism.
SELENE ROMERO LARA
ACADEMIC DIRECTOR
Education and Training: Master´s degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a focus in Educational Leadership and Change - Boston College, “The Jesuit Ivy League”, Massachusetts, USA. Bachelor´s degree in Early Childhood Education- Escuela Normal, Querétaro, Mexico. Coursework towards Licensure in Medicine-Autonomous University of Queretaro, Mexico. Official certifications of French and English languages. Among them, a certificate program in Teaching English as a Second Language Professional Experience: Seven years of international experience as an Education Professional. Participant in the Vocabulary, Instruction, and Assessment for Spanish Speakers Program (VIAS), implemented in Massachusetts through Harvard University and Boston College. Intern in the Department of Early Education and Care, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Honors: FULBRIGHT PROGRAM 2010 The Public Policy Initiative Granted to outstanding Fulbright grantees who work in a USA government agency in the field of public policy. DEAN SCHOLARSHIP 2009 Awarded maximum funding to study a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction at Boston College. FULBRIGHT PROGRAM 2008 Fulbright Scholar Awarded maximum funding to study a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction at Boston College. INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR PEDAGOGICAL STUDIES 2008 Honor position in language program Earned an honor position to participate in a language assistant program as a head Spanish teacher and curriculum designer for public elementary school s in Paris. Participation in Organizations: Volunteer in several altruistic institutions that promote childhood development and care, as well as multiculturalism. Creator and founder of the Spanish and Latino Culture Club for graduate students in Boston College. Hobbies and interests: Hatha Yoga Instructor Salsa dancing Great supporter of social justice and multiculturalism
Course programme
Description of the Summer Program
Overview of the program
The Spanish Full Immersion Summer Program provides with:
- Courses in three levels of learning: initial, intermediate, and advanced.
- DELE certification for each of the three levels: basic, intermediate, and advanced.
- After class activities
- Materials for courses and after class activities*
- Two snacks per day **
- Housing with 3 meals a day **
- Three guided tours in Queretaro city.***
- Guided tours on weekends to:***
- Bernal, Tequisquiapan, and Las Cavas Freixenet
- Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende
- Mexico City
*The after class activities are not mandatory. They will be programmed according to the number of participants.
**Meals and coffee breaks are plenty, well balanced and fat free. For guests staying in the Kibbutz, all the fruits, vegetables, and dairy products are organic.
***Travel destinations might change according to the season. In individual courses you can choose the destination of your trip.
Spanish Courses and DELE Certification
Spanish Courses
The students will take six hours of formal Spanish lessons Monday to Friday from
9 am to 3 pm.
Classes are designed to develop the four language skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening.
What is wonderful about our courses is that they provide students with a solid preparation for the DELE exam but in no way we teach to the test. Whereas we help develop the necessary skills, strategies and tools to achieve a high score in the exam, we are careful to apply an active and experiential methodology. Absolutely fun and enjoyable!
Furthermore, our students will have the opportunity to apply the contents learned in class in a more spontaneous fashion during the rest of the day and weekends, in the “real Mexican world.”
DELE Certification
Have you heard about the DELF exam to certify your French level or the First Certificate to certify English? Well, the DELE exam is the equivalent of the aforementioned tests, only for Spanish.
The above-mentioned exams are all part of the The Common European Framework of References for Languages or CEFR. CEFR, is an official guideline to assess and teach non native speakers of all languages spoken in Europe. To describe the achievements of learners, CEFR categorizes the students into the following groups:
A Basic Speaker
A1 Breakthrough or beginner
A2 Waystage or elementary
B Independent Speaker
B1 Threshold or intermediate
B2 Vantage or upper intermediate
C Proficient Speaker
C1 Effective Operational Proficiency or advanced
C2 Mastery or proficiency
According to your language level, your academic, professional and/or personal needs, we will place you in the appropriate class level and work with you to pursue the desired score.
It is important to highlight that, although the cost of the DELE certification is included in the total price, it is NOT OBLIGATORY for you to be certified by DELE. We can substitute the lessons addressed to DELE with other lessons and/or activities equally important for your Spanish language acquisition process.
After class activities
Have the most amazing evenings!!
Monday to Friday, from 5 pm to 8 pm, you can enjoy as many after class activities as you wish. These activities are included as part of the program but they are not mandatory. The after class activities will be programmed according to the number of participants.
Some of the activities are:
-Yoga class. Relax and recharge your energy with hatha yoga and meditation techniques.
- Latin dance. Salsa, cumbia, regaetton, tango and tons of fun!!
-Mexican food & history. Cook authentic Mexican food while you learn about the history of the dishes.
-Food processing workshop. Learn all about artisan dairy products, canning and fruit dehydration process.
-Agriculture Club. Work in:
*Bio-intensive garden for organic vegetable production.
*Compost
*Orchard fruit trees
*Biological control
-The Farm: Learn how to handle and take care of farm animals.
-Handcrafts:
*Repujado con estaño (embossed mexican technique)
*Pasta francesa
*Bonsicultura. The art of growing trees and plants, reducing tree size, using techniques such as transplanting, pruning wiring, pinching, as well as modeling the shape of the tree.
- Typical Mexican Fogata (bonfire night). Sing Mexican songs, wear sombreros and sarapes, enjoy traditional ghost stories, and have some tequila. An unforgettable bohemian night under the stars and moonlight.
-Social tourism: Meet, and learn about people from rural communities...would you like to make tortillas and gorditas while chattin
Additional information
Spanish Full Immersion Course
*Indicative price
Original amount in USD:
$ 4,000