The typical study abroad experience is found in year and semester study abroad programs. These programs are very similar in many ways, the only major difference being the length of time spent abroad. Academic year programs typically follow the traditional “junior year abroad” model, where students spend a full academic year immersed in another culture and language. All of your classes for that academic year are conducted abroad and you live and work as though you have truly relocated your education to that country. These programs are ideal for students who are confident in their ability to thrive while living abroad and want to commit to an eight to nine month program. If that length of time seems a bit daunting, a semester abroad program may be a better fit for you.
Semester abroad programs are very similar to year abroad programs; your classes for that semester are conducted abroad and you live in your destination city for the entire semester. However, these programs typically only last four to five months. This program type is great for students who want to test the waters of studying abroad. If you aren’t ready for the full commitment of an entire year, but you still want a complete, enriched experience, than a semester program might be what you are looking for.
JOIN US: It is a hands-on, fulls-on site-specific experience. Live with others in our arts village or homestay for cultural immersion. Experience how a design problem, budget and site-specific dynamics such as materials, indigenous technologies and commun
Languages help us discover new experiences, cultures and perspectives. Choosing the right school is first step in your journey of discovery. London is a great place for short English courses and long-term study.
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An affordable study abroad option on a beautiful campus, University of Roehampton students can take courses from all ten academic departments including Dance, Drama and Theatre Performance, Education, English and Creative Writing, Humanities, Life Science
The city of Varanasi begs for painters and artists to be inspired by the architecture, people, arts and crafts. We create art in the street, in the markets, in classrooms and on the river. This gives us the opportunity to communicate with and teach art
•Employment opportunities, roles and responsibilities in music and sound industries
•Studio routing and wiring
•Mixing and recording consoles
•Microphones and direct inject (DI) techniques
•Studio equalisation
•Dynamics and effects equipment
•Music instru
●Starting date: every Monday from 3rd March to 5th December, 2014 [intensive Chinese course]
●Program time: Monday to Friday 9:00-12:00a.m
●No. of weeks: Minimum 1 week
●Lessons / week: 15 hours
●Age: 5+
●Small groups of 2-6 people
●Free level assessment
We give you the basics for starting life in a Spanish speaking country - how to find a flat, how to deal with paperwork, how to set up a doctor's appointment, etc.
The Weekly Morning Class and Afternoon Activities Program is intended for students interested in learning Mandarin Chinese on their own schedule. Students can begin on any Monday throughout the year and have the flexibility to decide upon the length of th
Osaka international School has an outstanding academic record and students who graduate from OIS generally are able to enter the college or university of their choice. OIS offers the IB Diploma programme which is widely accepted around the world by univer
Leman University is an institution of higher Education based in Geneva, providing top quality studies relating to Law, International Relations and Political Science, leading its students towards excellent professional careers and top
Through two semesters of courses and field work, students study and travel across the region, focusing on promoting sustainable economic development across a range of diverse cultures and countries without destroying our planet's ecosystems.
Theatre for Social Action & Innovation: Learning the process of creating social change, focusing on identifying and transforming conflicts. Storytelling: Language & Movement: Seeking to unleash the power of stories. Identity & Place: Examining who we are
The curriculum is taught in English. Course offerings
include: Greek Cultural Experience (required), Service Learning, Greek & Mediterranean Cuisine, Greek Mythology & the Early Christian Legacy, , Introduction to the EU, Agrotourism Principles & Practice
Master's programs emphasize hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom, bringing students into direct contact with works of art through study trips to galleries, museums, auction houses, and private collections in London and across Europe.
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JYF in Paris provides access to a variety of disciplines of study and emphasis on language and intercultural learning through immersion in French university and family life.
The following 4 University foundation courses are available:
• Science/Engineering
• Natural Science
• Economics/Industrial /Management
• Humanities/Liberal Arts
The Program offers:
• General and specialized secondary education program
• University fou
In order to earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma a student must:
- Earn 18 compulsory credits (all students at LIA must complete ENG 3U, and ENG 4U)
- Earn 12 additional optional credits
- Complete 40 (or equivalent) hours of community involvement a
Course Content
Our TEFL certificate course is divided into six main areas:
1. Teaching Techniques
2. Language Awareness
3. Teaching Practice & Observation
4. Materials Project
5. Assignments
6. Business English for ESL/EFL
Teaching Contract Includes
2 mon
With a focus on therapeutic relaxation massage, the course provides a broad range of skills and practical modalities, such as Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue, SHiatsu and Reflexology, Client Physical Assessment, Anatomy & Physiology and a sound understanding
PhD in Didactics with a thesis on: Teaching Italian to international opera singers.
M.D. in Didactics of Italian to Foreigners
Degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures
The World is our Classroom-
Imagine hiking in the Himalayas, learning about Buddhism in the temples of Angkor Wat or business development on the streets of New York City and Mumbai. Picture yourself sailing down the Yangtze River and studying the Ming D
NICA’s short-term internships differ from other programs by utilizing individual skill sets over a two, four or eight week period. Focus on individual interests and expertise enables a fulfilling global experience in a developing community. The participan
