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Santiago 2015 E www.cesalanguages.com 2015 e. [email protected] t. 01209 211800 Santiago intl t. +44 1209 211800 Minimum age: 18 Minutes per lesson: 50 Languages for Life As Standard programme, in-depth Courses Available study over an extended period ensuring better mastery, subtler Standard Course understanding and far greater long- Learn Spanish in Santiago, the capital of Chile, nestled in the foothills of the Andes. Chile has Latin America's highest standard of 20 lessons per week term retention of key language skills. living. Santiago is the vibrant, political and cultural heart of Chile. Class size: max 6 people. Very popular with GAP students prior Beneath the mammoth backdrop of the Andes lies a curious mix of 10 grammar lessons & 10 conversation to University, graduates and adults soaring skyscrapers, neoclassical architecture, Spanish colonial lessons format/each week. Ideal for all looking to take a career break. bungalows, and dignified boulevards. With Santiago sitting at the age groups (18yrs+) and language foot of the Andes, the capital city provides great access for local abilities. Short term programmes are Spanish & Skiing skiing and snowboarding opportunities. perfect for those already studying Combine your studies with skiing ~ The programme is divided into 12 levels of study. The first eight are Spanish, or who wish to get a feel for mid June to late September. studying a language abroad, without Includes travel to slopes + two days concentrated on grammar, vocabulary, practical situations, and conversation. The next levels, advanced and superior, focus mainly making a long term commitment. per week lift passes (one valid for on conversation and advanced reading and writing topics. Each weekend), not ski hire. Lessons lost level is theoretically two weeks in duration (depending on student Combined Course on week days are compensated by progress) and a written exam must be passed in order to advance. As Standard Course plus either 2, 5 or two 1:1 private lessons to cover The school is located in a residential neighbourhood close to 10 private lessons per week missed topics. No college guide restaurants, bars & cafes. Facilities include: a large common area Perfect for students and adults accompanies the ski trips. Nearby with TV, DVD player and audio equipment, 13 classrooms and a looking for the camaraderie of the peaks rise to over 5,000 meters computer room, a front yard great to relax or study in, + a back group programme and the personal (19,000 feet), giving the city a attention of private one-to-one remarkable backdrop. yard, car park, TV room, kitchen and a large outdoor patio used as a BBQ area with a ping-pong table. The college has proved very lessons. popular with Gap Year and graduate students, the Spanish & Skiing Spanish & Volunteering is also popular, whilst students following courses for career or Private Tuition See information on line for more personal reasons are also well catered for. Any Monday by request details. Accommodation Arrive: Sunday PM Depart: Saturday AM NB: Accommodation is between 15 / 50 mins to college, on foot, by bus or metro. Option 1 Host family, single room, breakfast & lunch. Some en suite rooms available (+$60.00 per week) Hosts 12 blocks or less walk to the school: + $40.00 per week Additional night's accommodation : $40.00 per person Special dietary requirement (vegetarian etc) : $40.00 per week Star Courses Option 2 Shared apartments (with hosts or with up to 5 students). Simply furnished, single rooms, self-catering. Shared rooms available on request. Languages for Life, Standard Courses, Skiing Additional night's accommodation : $35.00 per person Course Prices US Dollars $ Further course details on line: www.cesalanguages.com One week group courses offered (but 2 wks+ recommended) Summer supplements: N/A CESA Admin fee: $70.00 per student Languages for Life 8 wks $ 1296.00 9 wks $ 1458.00 10 wks $ 1440.00 12 wks $ 1728.00 16 wks $ 2016.00 20 wks $ 2117.00 Standard Course 1 wk $ 180.00 2 wks $ 360.00 3 wks $ 540.00 4 wks $ 720.00 5 wks $ 810.00 6 wks $ 972.00 Combined (20 + 5) 1 wk $ 280.00 2 wks $ 560.00 3 wks $ 840.00 4 wks $ 1120.00 5 wks $ 1098.00 6 wks $ 1350.00 Combined (20 + 10) 1 wk $ 380.00 2 wks $ 760.00 3 wks $ 1140.00 4 wks $ 1520.00 5 wks $ 1548.00 6 wks $ 2052.00 Spanish & Skiing 1 wk $ 460.00 2 wks $ 920.00 3 wks $ 1380.00 4 wks $ 1840.00 Private T & Skiing 1 wk $ 690.00 Private Tuition (10) 1 wk $ 245.00 2 wks $ 490.00 3 wks $ 735.00 Private Tuition (20) 1 wk $ 410.00 2 wks $ 820.00 Accommodation Prices For alterative duration prices and additional options go to www.cesalanguages.com on line for CESA Course Finder Accommodation Fee: N/A Summer supplements: N/A Option 1 /Single 1 wk $ 235.00 2 wk $ 470.00 3 wk $ 705.00 4 wk $ 940.00 5 wk $ 1128.00 6 wk $ 1354.00 12 wks $ 2623.00 Option 2 /Single 1 wk $ 185.00 2 wk $ 370.00 3 wk $ 555.00 4 wk $ 740.00 5 wk $ 888.00 6 wk $ 1066.00 12 wks $ 2065.00 Shared room 1 wk $ 140.00 2 wk $ 280.00 3 wk $ 420.00 4 wk $ 560.00 5 wk $ 672.00 6 wk $ 806.00 12 wks $ 1562.00 Travel: Fly to Santiago and take the college transfer service ($25.00 one way) or public transport to your accommodation. www.cesalanguages.com t. 01209 211800 2015 Santiago intl t. +44 1209 211800 Jonathan : Languages for Life /16wks “The lessons were well planned and presented, with a good mix of textbook learning and oral practice. The school was very pleasant. The staff were very helpful if I had a problem, and the teachers were brilliant. The best part of the course was being asked to translate for a waiter to a tourist in a café in the central plaza! The other students were really nice. I made some great friends. The activities were fun, but a little repetitive. I would have loved to go on a few more weekend trips. The main areas of Santiago were fine, with a little petty crime, but generally safe. Going out was fun. The nightlife was good – loads of places to go in different areas, Bodeguero!” Rachel: Standard Course “My three weeks flew by! Thanks CESA I had a fantastic time and you were so quick to deal with my emails – very reassuring! I meet some amazing people in Santiago and got to improve my Spanish in class, and practise everything a lot out of class. Wish I could have stayed longer !” Course Start Dates CESA Plus Points: Elementary/Advanced levels may select any start date. Beginners can begin on dates shown in red (if they wish to follow a 2 wk Santiago: introductory course). A special ONE week course for Beginners is also Santiago residents enjoy a Mediterranean climate ~ many of offered on start dates shown in black. * Tuesday start date due to public the city's main attractions are located in the small downtown holidays. area sandwiched between the Rio Mapocho (Mapocho River), Avenida Bernardo O'Higgins (the Alameda) and Cerro Santa January 05 12 19 26 Lucía ~ including colonial churches, lively markets, colourful February 02 09 16 23 March 02 09 16 23 30 street life and a surprisingly varied restaurant scene and April 06 13 20 27 nightlife ~ the snow-capped mountains are within easy reach, May 04 11 18 25 while the city's position halfway up is perfect for visiting the June 01 08 15 22 30* many vineyards dotted around the city ~ explore Santiago's July 06 13 20 27 popular night life in the Bellavista district (the city's artistic August 03 10 17 24 31 quarter) in the Barrio Brasil (an old part of town with turn-of-the- September 07 14 21 28 20th-century architecture and a lively student population) or the October 05 13* 19 26 middle-class district of Ñuñoa (gaining in popularity as a place for November 02 09 16 23 30 December 07 14 21 28 a night out among those disaffected by the kitsch of Bellavista). Public Holidays: Santiago College: Please note lessons lost due to the following holidays are not made up: A relaxed college atmosphere, high quality courses, across a 01 Jan, 03 Apr, 01 May, 18 Sept, 25 Dec in 2015. wide range of ability levels ~ ideal for adults & Gappers year To compensate for some of the classes lost on: 21 May, 29 Jun, 16 Jul, 12 round ~ excellent situation in residential area ~ Very student Oct, 08 Dec in 2015, ONE extra class per day is held on some or all friendly college. working days that week. .
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