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Spanischkurse Für Behinderte Menschen Spanischkurse für behinderte Menschen Enforex, Valencia & Alicante Alicante hat einen der schönsten Strände Europas. Heute als Studentenstadt bekannt, hat sie durch ihre Geschichte viel an Kultur zu bieten und somit ist für jeden Geschmack etwas dabei. Die Stadt wurde bereits 324 v. Chr. gegründet. Eine Sehenswürdigkeit der Hafenstadt ist die Burg Castillo de Santa Barbara. Berühmt ist die Region für ihre Weinproduktion, das Obst, Olivenöl sowie für das spanische Turrón (eine Spezialität aus Nüssen). Valencia ist die Heimat der Paella und verfügt über eine ausgezeichnete Küche mit Meeresfrüch- ten und anderen Delikatessen. Als drittgrößte Stadt Spaniens steht sie Alicante in nichts nach. Die Stadt, 138 v. Chr. Gegründet, wird geprägt von Museen, Zoos, botanischen Gärten und Park- anlagen. Hier finden Sie auch das größte Aquari- um Europas. Die Schulen: 1989 gegründet, ist Enforex der größte Anbieter von Spanischkursen in Spanien. Die langjährige Erfahrung und die ständige Expansion unter Beibehaltung gleichbleibender exzellenter Qualität sprechen für die Enforex-Kette. ENFOREX Valencia befindet sich in einem geräumigen Ge- bäude im mediterranen Stil mitten im Universitätsdistrikt. Es ist ein modernes und komplett renoviertes Gebäude mit viel Licht, Komfort und hochwertigen Einrichtungen für die Studenten. Es handelt sich hier um eine der modernsten Schulen in Spanien, mit den neuesten Innovationen und Anlagen. Gleich um die Ecke befinden sich jede Menge Bars und Restaurants, in denen viele internationale Studenten anzutreffen sind. In Alicante verfügt die Schule, die ebenfalls im mediterranen Stil erbaut ist, über acht Klassenzimmer, die genügend Platz für maximal 60 Schüler bieten. Die Sprachschule ist auf dem neues- ten Stand in Bezug auf audiovisuelles Lernen. Zum Strand sind es lediglich 2 Minuten. Felix-Dahn-Straße 9d 70597 Stuttgart Tel.: +49-711-12 85 15 40 Fax: +49-711-12 85 15 49 [email protected] The Leading Spanish Schools IN SPAIN & LATIN AMERICA SINCE 1989 10 12 20 32 2015 Spanish Summer Camps Spanish University & Language Schools in Spain, Mexico Language Schools Foundation in Spain & Costa Rica in Latin America Programs in Spain Dates & Prices www.sprachenmarkt.de, Tel: +49-711 / 12 85 15 40, [email protected] Included in the price 25 years of experience • Only one application fee: Students who take more than Salsa and Games, etc. customs, festivals, food, culture, etc. Some activities are one course within the same year at any Enforex school • Free change of school, destination or course. free and some have to be paid. in Spain and/or Latin America* will only have to pay one • Course break: 1 free week off for every 10 weeks of the • Orientation & reception at all Enforex schools. application fee. course (4-weeks advance notice required). • Student ID card, free fax reception service, e-mail and post *Please consult for participating schools in Latin America. • Enforex student manual & school handbook with useful service. • Combine 24 different Spanish locations with no extra fees information about the school, course contents, activities • Use of the computer & Internet room, Wi-fi connection, following the same academic program. and excursion program, general informative pamphlets, library and video room. • Spanish classes are given from Monday to Friday (except holi- etc… • Free unlimited e-mail and Internet access from the school’s days) in the morning or afternoon depending on the student’s • Accredited certifi cate and academic report upon comple- computer room as well as in student residence halls and Spanish level and the number of students enrolled. Class tion of the course, with the Ideal Quality Certifi cate. All apartments. times will be confi rmed on the fi rst day of school after the Enforex schools are accredited centers of the Cervantes • Language exchanges or are organized with placement test. 80% of our classes are held in the morning. “intercambio” Institute. Spanish students studying foreign languages at Enforex • Written and oral placement test on the fi rst day of class for • We issue transcripts for US students seeking academic Barcelona, Madrid & Valencia. all students except beginners. credits (must be requested upon registration). More than • 24-hour emergency phone line: +34 636 450 998. • Cultural workshops: Workshops of Culture, Conversation, 120 US universities or colleges accept our transcripts. • Enforex is the industry leader since 1989 and boasts the Press, Cinema, Art, History, Literature, Business, Creative • Cultural activities and excursions to places of interest best school locations in every city! Writing, Pronunciation, Gastronomy, Folklore, Sevillanas, are organized in order to bring students closer to local Enforex: 100% guaranteed to be the best Spanish schools! • Combine courses from our 24 Spanish schools at no Latin America 16 years old; Tenerife 17 years old; Cuba 18 students to participate in our courses and receive course extra charge following the same academic program in the years old. credits. 10 most representative cities of Spain (Alicante, Barcelona, • Our schools in Spain use the same Enforex original • We guarantee that our schools are located in great areas Granada, Madrid, Malaga, Marbella, Salamanca, Seville, teaching method and syllabus allowing students to easily in the city center with easy access to public transportation. Tenerife & Valencia), as well as Latin America (Argentina, combine cities with no extra charge and to experience a Enforex has the best school locations in each city! Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Re- variety of Spanish cultures during their stay. • Guaranteed international atmosphere: Enforex welcomes public, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico & Peru) and/or our 12 • All Enforex schools and accommodation have earned more than 20,000 students with over 72 nationalities to international summer camps in Spain (Barcelona, Madrid, the Ideal Quality Certifi cate guaranteeing high quality our 24 centers. Malaga, Marbella, Salamanca, Seville & Valencia) & Latin standards. If for any reason you are unsatisfi ed with your • Different types of carefully chosen accommodation America. selection, we will be happy to change it for you. with host families, in student residences, shared/private • Average of 5 students per classroom (maximum of 10). • Schools are accredited centers of the Cervantes Institute. apartments and hotels. All options are a maximum of 30 • Enforex schools are open all year round and courses start • Enforex is a member of the following national and interna- minutes from the school and have been selected by our every Monday of the year for all levels. tional organizations: eduSpain, NAFSA, Ideal Quality Certifi - staff to ensure strict quality standards. • More than 25 years of experience teaching Spanish to for- cate, AATSP, ALTO, AMACFE, FEDELE, AECAE, ACTFL & ELITE. • Customer service: Our staff speak different languages and eigners. Our high quality Spanish programs and experience • Enforex is approved by CSN (Sweden) & Bildungsurlaub is available to help and support students from the moment make us leaders in Spanish teaching. (Germany), and many more reputable institutions. they enroll until the end of their program. • 6 Spanish levels (Europe: A1-C2; US: 101-412) divided into • Enforex programs have been adapted to the American • DELE exam preparation and support. Over the last 10 3 sublevels each (with the exception of the superior level). model and are recognized by more than 120 prestigious years, 95% of our students have passed the exam! • Ages: minimum age for Spain schools is 14 years old; American universities. Our system enables American Best quality & price guaranteed All ages - If you fi nd a better price, we’ll refund the difference! Student profi le Prices can only be compared to schools in Spain of equal size with the same Students will be divided by age and level quality certifi cates and benefi ts offered at Enforex: > Small classes: Average of 5 students per classroom (maximum of 10) > All levels: from beginners to advanced > Best locations across Spain: in the best area of the city center > All of our schools offer free activities and optional fi eld trips > Cancellation guarantee: you are fully covered (see page 23) > Course break: 1 free week off for every 10 weeks of the course > …and more + 72 nationalities Ask for the general brochure in your language Enforex text and Medical exercise book Best insurance 35 € per set 45 € (all levels) Spanish per 4 weeks or less Not included in course. Must be purchased The student’s passport upon enrollment schools! number is required Printed in June 2014 and subject to change. Update scheduled for September 2014. Find the most accurate version online at: www.enforex.com/brochures/prices.pdf www.sprachenmarkt.de, Tel: +49-711 / 12 85 15 40, [email protected] spanish courses 2015 3 in spain dates & prices Updated 25/07/2014 Small classes: One-time Start dates: Average of 5 Schools are open 1 lesson: 100% application fee Every Monday, students and all year round 55 minutes guaranteed to be the best 55 € all levels maximum of 10 per class Spanish schools! Intensive Spanish Courses: 10, 20, 20+5 or 30 lessons per week Combine cities at no extra charge: Follow the same program in a different city General & Super Intensive Courses + Cultural workshops & Specifi c subjects granada | malaga | marbella alicante | barcelona tenerife* salamanca | valencia madrid | seville Super Super Super Intensive Intensive Super Intensive + + private Intensive
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