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Enforex, Sevilla The soul of Spanish Spain & Latin America 10 20 8 32 2016 The Leading Spanish International University Pathway Colleges of Language Schools Summer Camps Programs in Spain Dates & Prices Spanish in Latin America in Spain Book at worldwide lowest price at: https://www.languagecourse.net/school-enforex-sevilla.php3 +1 646 503 18 10 +44 330 124 03 17 +34 93 220 38 75 +33 1-78416974 +41 225 180 700 +49 221 162 56897 +43 +31 858880253 +7 4995000466 +46 844 68 36 76 +47 219 30 570 +45 898 83 996 +39 02-94751194 +48 223 720116182 +81 345 895 399 +55 213 958 08 76 +86 19816218990 988 072 Enforex advantages +25 years of experience • Combine 10 different cities in Spain with no extra fees • Free change of school, destination, course or • Cultural activities and excursions to places of interest following the same academic program. Start dates every accommodation subject to availability, paying the price are organized in order to bring students closer to local Monday. difference if applicable (does not apply for Summer customs, festivals, food, culture, etc. Some activities are • Only one application fee: Students who take more than Camps). free and some have to be paid. one course within the same year at any Enforex school • Course break: 1 free week off for every 8 weeks of the • Student ID card, free fax reception service, e-mail and in Spain and/or Latin America will only have to pay one course (4-weeks advance notice required). post service. application fee. • Enforex student manual & school handbook with useful • Use of the computer & Internet room, Wi-fi connection, • Spanish classes are given from Monday to Friday (except information about the school, course contents, activities library and video room. holidays) in the morning or afternoon depending on and excursion program, general informative pamphlets, • Free unlimited e-mail and Internet access from the the student’s Spanish level and the number of students etc… school’s computer room as well as in student residence enrolled. Class times will be confirmed on the first day of • Accredited certificate and academic report upon halls and apartments. school after the placement test. 80% of our classes are completion of the course, with the Ideal Quality • Language exchanges or “intercambio” are organized held in the morning. Certificate. All Enforex schools are accredited centers of with Spanish students studying foreign languages at • Written and oral placement test on the first day of class the Cervantes Institute. Enforex Barcelona, Madrid & Valencia. for all students except beginners. • We issue transcripts for US students seeking academic • Emergency phone line: +34 636 450 998. • Cultural workshops: Workshops on Culture, Conversation, credits (must be requested upon registration). More than • Enforex is the industry leader since 1989 and boasts the Press, Cinema, Art, History, Literature, Business, Creative 120 US universities or colleges accept our transcripts. best school locations in every city! Writing, Pronunciation, Gastronomy, Folklore, Sevillanas, • Orientation & reception at all Enforex schools. Salsa and Games, etc. Enforex: 100% guaranteed to be the best Spanish schools! • Combine courses from our 30 Spanish schools at no extra • 6 Spanish levels (Europe: A1-C2; US: 101-412) divided into American universities. Our system enables American charge following the same academic program in the 10 3 sublevels each (with the exception of the superior level). students to participate in our courses and receive course most representative cities of Spain (Alicante, Barcelona, • Our schools in Spain use the same Enforex original credits. Granada, Madrid, Malaga, Marbella, Salamanca, Seville, teaching method and syllabus allowing students to easily • We guarantee that our schools are located in great Tenerife & Valencia), as well as Latin America (Argentina, combine cities with no extra charge and to experience a areas in the city center with easy access to public Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, The Dominican variety of Spanish cultures during their stay. transportation. Enforex has the best school locations in Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico & Peru) and/or • All Enforex schools and accommodation have earned each city! our 10 international summer camps in Spain (Barcelona, the Ideal Quality Certificate guaranteeing high quality • Guaranteed international atmosphere: Enforex welcomes Madrid, Malaga, Marbella, Salamanca & Valencia) & Latin standards. If for any reason you are unsatisfied with your more than 30,000 students per year with over 72 America. selection, we will be happy to change it for you. nationalities to our 30 centers. • Average of 5 students per classroom (maximum of 10). • Schools are accredited centers of the Cervantes Institute. • Different types of carefully chosen accommodation • Enforex schools are open all year round and courses start • Enforex is a member of the following national and with host families, in student residences, shared/private every Monday of the year for all levels. international organizations: eduSpain, NAFSA, Ideal apartments and hotels. All options are a maximum of 30 • More than 25 years of experience teaching Spanish Quality Certificate, AATSP, ALTO, AMACFE, FEDELE, AECAE, minutes from the school and have been selected by our to foreigners. Our high quality Spanish programs and ACTFL & ELITE. staff to ensure strict quality standards. experience make us leaders in Spanish teaching. • Enforex is approved by CSN (Sweden) & Bildungsurlaub • Customer service: Our staff speak different languages • Ages: minimum age for Spain schools is 14 years old; (Germany), and many more reputable institutions. and is available to help and support students from the Latin America 16 years old; Tenerife & Bolivia 17 years old; • Enforex programs have been adapted to the American moment they enroll until the end of their program. Cuba 18 years old. model and are recognized by more than 120 prestigious • DELE exam preparation and support. Over the last 10 years, 95% of our students have passed the exam! Enforex text and Best quality & price guaranteed exercise book 35 s per set If you find a better price, we’ll refund the difference! (all levels) Not included in course Prices can only be compared to schools in Spain of equal size with the same quality Must be purchased upon enrollment. certificates and benefits 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 Best > All of our schools offer free activities and optional field trips > Cancellation guarantee: you are fully covered (see page 23) Spanish > Course break: 1 free week off for every 8 weeks of the course schools! > …and more Medical insurance (per week) O: Other countries, 34% us: usa, 8% s DE: Germany, 7% Spain: 15 + 72 Br: Brazil, 7% Latin America: $ 30 ee: East Europe, 6% The student’s fr: France, 4% All ages nationalities IT: Italy, 4% passport number is required. CN: China, 4% + jP: Japan, 3% Student profile 10 % Nl: Netherlands, 3% SC: Scandinavian Countries, 3% Students are grouped by age and level 8 % Uk: UK, 3% CH: Switzerland, 3% 6 % ME: Middle East, 3% 5% Children 40% University Students kr: Korea, 2% 15% Adults 4 % Tw: Taiwan, 1% CA: Canada, 1% 2 % CZ: Czech Republic, 1% 20% Teenagers 15% Executives & 5% AT: Austria, 1% Professionals 50+ 0 BE: Belgium, 1% O US DE Br EE fr IT CN jP Nl SC Uk CH ME kr Tw CA CZ AT BE Pl Pl: Poland, 1% Printed in August 2015 and subject to change. Update scheduled for October 2015. Find the most accurate version online at: www.enforex.com/brochures/prices.pdf Book at worldwide lowest price at: https://www.languagecourse.net/school-enforex-sevilla.php3 +1 646 503 18 10 +44 330 124 03 17 +34 93 220 38 75 +33 1-78416974 +41 225 180 700 +49 221 162 56897 +43 +31 858880253 +7 4995000466 +46 844 68 36 76 +47 219 30 570 +45 898 83 996 +39 02-94751194 +48 223 720116182 +81 345 895 399 +55 213 958 08 76 +86 19816218990 988 072 spanish courses 2016 3 Enforex advantages +25 years of experience in spain dates & prices Grupos One-time Start dates: 100% reduzidos: Escolas abertas 1 aula: application fee Every Monday, Média de 5 garantido ! durante todo o ano 55 minutos 55 E all levels alunos por turma, As melhores escolas máximo de 10 de espanhol! Intensive Spanish Courses in Spain 10, 20, 20+5 or 30 lessons per week General & Super Intensive Courses + Cultural Workshops & Specific Subjects granada alicante | barcelona | madrid salamanca | valencia malaga | marbella | seville tenerife Intensive + Super Intensive Part Time Intensive + Super Intensive Part Time Super Part Time Price per week Intensive Workshops +5 One to One Conversation Intensive Workshops +5 One to One Conversation Intensive Intensive Conversation Lessons 20 20+5 30 10 20 20+5 30 10 20+5 30+5 10+5 1-4 weeks 149 E 169 E 295 E 129 E 159 E 179 E 295 E 139 E 199 E 349 E 169 E 5 weeks or more 139 E 159 E 279 E 119 E 149 E 169 E 279 E 129 E 189 E 329 E 159 E 9 weeks or more 134 E 149 E 264 E 114 E 144 E 159 E 264 E 124 E 179 E 319 E 149 E 24 weeks or more 124 E 144 E 249 E 109 E 134 E 154 E 249 E 119 E 169 E 299 E 144 E 36 weeks or more 119 E 134 E 239 E 99 E 129 E 144 E 239 E 109 E 159 E 284 E 134 E Combine 10 schools at no extra charge: follow the same program in 10 different cities at the same price! General & Super Intensive Courses some examples granada alicante | barcelona | madrid salamanca | valencia malaga | marbella | seville tenerife
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