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The capital of the largest Spanish-speaking country in South
America, Buenos Aires is a dynamic city of over nine million
people. Its French-style architecture, Italian heritage, and
general cultural sophistication give it a distinctly elegant
feel, earning it the nickname “The Paris of South America.”
Add to that a vibrant populace, a nightlife that never stops,
and shopping and dining galore, and you’ll soon see why
Buenos Aires is one of our most popular destinations for studying
Spanish abroad.
It is among the inhabitants of Buenos Aires that you will find
the soul of Argentina. A passionate people, Argentines take
pride in their language, the beauty of their country, and their
stylish customs. You will most certainly fall in love with the
personality of the Buenos Aires residents, as well as with the
city itself.
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Three Good Reasons
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Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan
city with a rich culture and non stop nightlife.
It has been called the “Paris of the Americas.” |
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The Argentine peso has a very favorable
rate to the U.S. dollar and the Euro, which makes
Argentina inexpensive for foreigners. |
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The Tango Immersion Program offers
a unique opportunity to combine your Spanish lessons
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Buenos Aires Weather |
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The weather in Buenos Aires is very
mild and humid. Summers (Dec.-Feb.) can be very hot and
humid. The average temperature is around 86ºF (30ºC)
with an average humidity of 70%. Winters (June-Aug.) are
not very cold in Buenos Aires, but can be very harsh if
you go further south. The average temperature in the city
varies from 38ºF-46º F (3ºC-8ºC).
It can freeze at night and is often foggy. In spring (Sept.-Nov.),
temperatures range from 64ºF-68º F (18ºC-20ºC)
and in the fall (March-May) from 54ºF-60º F
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Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires |
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Our Spanish language school in Buenos Aires is a modern facility conveniently
located downtown with easy access to all forms of public transportation. A few steps from the school is the famous Florida Street, a pedestrian zone filled with shops and cafés, as well as the Galerias Pacifico, a beautiful shopping mall which also houses the Borges Cultural Center. At the end of Florida street, just a few blocks away from the Spanish school, you will find yourself in the peaceful Plaza San Martín, where you can enjoy nature in the midst of the city. For trips further afield, there is
excellent public transportation near the school, including trains,
subways, buses, and even ferries to neighboring Uruguay.
Newly established, the school occupies the third floor
of an office building. There are seven classrooms, all with
air-conditioning and equipped with TVs and DVD players. Spanish students
also have access to computers with free Internet. All teachers
are native Spanish speakers, have university degrees, and have
been extensively trained in the school’s effective methodology.
They are selected for their outgoing and dynamic personalities,
their patience, creativity, and, most importantly, for their
enthusiasm for teaching their language.
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Location: Located in the exclusive downtown area steps away from Florida Street, with easy access to public transportation and within walking distance of many restaurants, cafés, museums, and shopping. |
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Facilities: newly established • occupies the third floor of an office building • 7 classrooms with TVs and DVD players • computers with free Internet. |
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Group Class Size: Maximum of 4 students. If there are 2 or fewer students in a group class, there will be 3 hours of class each day instead of 4. |
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Student Body: 81% of students are from the USA, 10% from Germany,
5% from England, and 3% from other countries such
as Canada, Australia, Switzerland, and Brazil. 39%
of students are ages 20-30, 26% are 30-40, 15% are
40-50, 9% are 50-60, 8% are 60+, and 3% are under
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Activities and Excursions |
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Our school in Buenos Aires offers a
variety of cultural and social activities during the week. Complimentary
activities include staff and student happy hours and the Cine
Club, where you can get together with classmates at the school
to watch an Argentinean movie. Another popular option (available
for a small additional charge) is tango lessons with a professional
instructor.
To help you explore the fascinating city of Buenos Aires
while continuing to practice your Spanish, the school also arranges
two guided afternoon excursions per week. Excursions are included
in the cost of all programs; however, students are expected
to pay for their own public transportation costs and entrance
fees (if applicable). Some of the excursions we offer are described
below. We invite you to participate in as many as possible to
truly make the most of your time in Argentina!
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The Recoleta
One of the most popular excursions among our students
is a trip to the neighborhood known as a "slice
of Paris" in Buenos Aires. Recoleta is a beautiful
place to walk and students are given a guided tour
of one of Buenos Aires' most visited cultural quarters,
including many famous French-style buildings, large
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The Rosedal
This is one of our most popular excursions for all those students who enjoy being outdoors. The Rosedal is Buenos Aires' most famous and most visited park. The excursion begins with a picnic where the students and their Spanish teacher enjoy a bit of fresh air. After lunch, students enjoy a leisurely stroll through the park to appreciate its lovely bridges, piers, ponds, impressive sculptures, |
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for those who would like to do a bit more than walk
is to rent bikes or participate in one of the park's
free aerobics classes. It is really a great way
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San Telmo
This excursion offers a trip to one of Buenos Aires
most typical neighborhoods. San Telmo was home
to
many aristocratic families until the yellow fever
epidemic of 1871. After the epidemic, many of the
area’s beautiful homes were taken over by
families of squatters and became tenement houses.
It wasn't until 1970 that these houses began
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be remodeled and considered valuable pieces
of architecture.
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to a walking tour of this neighborhood, students
enjoy visiting the local antique shops and the San
Telmo Market, where both expensive and inexpensive
antiques can be found, as well as artwork and crafts
made by local street artists. The excursion finishes
with a stop at a traditional café for a beer,
coffee, or soft drink. |
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La Boca
On this afternoon excursion, students tour the first
port of Buenos Aires—the famous La Boca. This
neighborhood was built by poor immigrants who worked
at low-paying jobs in the meat salting houses, lumber
yards, and stores of Buenos Aires. Due to the poverty
of the area, these immigrants had to resort to painting
their homes with assorted colors of leftover paint.
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colorful houses characterize the neighborhood of
La Boca, and are one of the reasons that it is now
one of Buenos Aires' most visited neighborhoods.
An Argentine passion that also distinguishes La
Boca is the country's most popular soccer team,
the Boca Juniors, and its stadium La Bombonera. |
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The Plaza de Mayo
This trip takes students to the part of Buenos Aires
that has been at the center of Argentina's political
history. The excursion begins with a walk around
the Plaza de Mayo, a beautiful square that since
1810 has been the scene of important national political
events. After touring the square, students visit
the famous buildings surrounding the plaza.
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colorful houses characterize the neighborhood of
La Boca, and are one of the reasons that it is now
one of Buenos Aires' most visited neighborhoods.
An Argentine passion that also distinguishes La
Boca is the country's most popular soccer team,
the Boca Juniors, and its stadium La Bombonera. |
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Puerto Madero
This excursion takes students to a once typical
port that has seen its old brick warehouses converted
into first-rate restaurants, movie theaters, universities,
and offices. It is now Buenos Aires' newest, most
exclusive, and fastest growing district. While visiting
the port, students will enjoy lunch at one of Puerto
Madero's beautiful restaurants.
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Spanish & Tango
Many people say that the energetic pulse of this
unique city comes from its strong musical tradition.
In fact, in some people’s minds, Buenos Aires
is synonymous with the tango. As a Spanish &
Tango student, you can get to know the true culture
of Argentina, not only by studying its language,
but also by learning this passionate dance.
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Program includes the following:
 2 group tango classes per week
1 private lesson per week
Note: Many members of the class go out to dinner afterwards and then go to a "milonga" (tango night club) to practice what they have learned in class. You are always more than welcome to join them! |
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Spanish & Art
This course promises to be a treat whether you have
in depth experience studying art or are a novice
simply curious about Argentine art. All activities
are conducted in Spanish so some basic knowledge
of the language is recommended.
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following activities are included during the first
week of your program:
20 hours of group Spanish class (4 students maximum)
1 lecture on Argentine art history.
4 guided visits to the most important art museums
in Buenos Aires, accompanied by your Spanish teacher.
Museums include the Museo Nacional de Bellas
Artes and the MALBA (Museo de Arte Latinoamericano
de Buenos Aires), just to name a few.
Additional weeks include 20 hours of group Spanish
class and 2 guided visits to museums per week, accompanied
by your Spanish teacher. This is ideal for
students who want a more complete experience, as
it will allow you to discover some of the lesser-known,
but equally interesting museums of the city. Of
course, we always try to tailor the visits to your
particular interests. Get ready to discover Argentina
through its art!. |
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Spanish & History
For those of you looking to learn more about the
history of Argentina, this course is just for you.
In addition to your 20 hours of group Spanish class
per week, you will have 2 hours per day of private
instruction focusing on the history of Argentina.
Lessons will be based on assigned readings which
require a high-intermediate level of Spanish proficiency. |
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Spanish & Cuisine
This add-on is great for students looking to try
some of the different typical dishes of Argentina,
while still practicing their Spanish with a teacher!
You will have a chance to try Argentina's famous
"parrillada" (barbecue), cuisine from the North
such as "locro," a typical milanesa, and of course
the delicious Italian cuisine found all over the
city. |
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Spanish Through
Music
If you love music, this program will prove a fun
and entertaining way to improve your Spanish.
Every day you will focus on a different well-known
South American song, which will act as a springboard
for conversation and practice! The course is
composed of a variety of musical genres (pop, national
rock, tango, folklore, etc.) and covers a wide variety
of lexical, grammatical, and cultural topics.
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Each
lesson was specially designed for use
in the Spanish as a foreign language classroom.
This a fun and effective way to sharpen your listening
and speaking skills, while immersing yourself
in the musical traditions of South America.
Textbook : Canciones
del Sur para aprender español, Ediciones
Voces del Sur, 2006.
Note: Students
must have a high-intermediate level of Spanish
or higher to take this course. This program can
be added to a regular Spanish course or, in the
case of the intensive program, taken in place
of a regular Spanish course. |
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CELU Preparation
The CELU (Certificado de Español Lengua y
Uso) is the only Spanish proficiency exam recognized
by the Argentine Ministry of Education. The
exam measures the ability to communicate in Spanish
in “real-life” situations, and the certificate
is of great value for those who plan to attend a
Spanish university or work in Spanish-speaking environments.
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CELU test preparation course combines intensive
general Spanish classes in the morning with one-on-one
preparation sessions in the afternoon. The preparation
sessions will familiarize students with the exam
format and allow them to practice activities similar
to those required by the test including listening,
reading, writing, and speaking. The CELU is administered
twice a year, generally in May and in November.
Please contact BridgeAbroad for specific course
dates.
Price:
Group Plus
4 hrs/day of general group Spanish classes
2 hrs/day of private CELU prep classes
$545 USD per week
Private
4 hrs/day of private general Spanish classes
2 hrs/day of private CELU prep classes
$960 USD per week |
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Spanish & Volunteer
Learn Spanish, experience the culture, and make
a difference in the local community with our Spanish
& Volunteer program. You’ll study Spanish
in our group classes (20 hours per week) and after
class you’ll volunteer with our local partner
organization in Buenos Aires.
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Volunteers
can teach English, work in the public heath care
system, foster community development, and mentor
local children in need. It’s a great way
to practice your Spanish and get to know the community
unique and meaningful way.
This program is offered through , a BridgeAbroad sister organization.
For more information, please visit the page. |
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Spanish
& TEFL (Teaching English
as a Foreign Language)
Want to spend more than just a few weeks abroad?
Working as an English teacher is a great way to
finance a trip overseas and really become a part
of the local community. With our Spanish & TEFL
program, you'll spend a week to a month learning
Spanish and then a month training to teach English.
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the end of the program, you'll have improved
your Spanish, become a certified English teacher,
and be able to live, work, and fully experience
the culture in Argentina! |
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Buenos Aires |
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Emily
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"When
I arrived in Argentina, I knew almost no Spanish. My host
family spoke only Spanish, so I knew I would have to learn
quickly in order to communicate even the most basic thoughts.
Thankfully they read my mind and helped me adjust to a
different culture. Two months later when I left Buenos
Aires, I cried as I hugged my host family goodbye. They
had become a part of me, and they made my trip the best
it could be.
It also helped that Linguatec's staff really cared about
how I was doing in my classes. They worked with us diligently
and were patient when we couldn't get things right after
the tenth try. Since they were all studying or knew English
or other languages, they could relate to the frustration
that comes with language learning. I also enjoyed getting
to know them outside of classes, because they showed us
parts of Buenos Aires that we might not have seen otherwise.” |
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Randall
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”The
teachers at Bridge-Linguatec were great at bringing the
classes to my level in order to keep things challenging.
Perhaps the best lessons were those where I read Borges
over a coffee at a local cafe. It was nice to build a
personal relationship with most professors...to share
my experiences in Buenos Aires and to get to know their
lives and culture as Argentines.
It was helpful to have different teachers every day; it
changes the pace, the accent, and oftentimes the focus.
Some professors definitely focus more on conversation
while others on grammar. There were also a nice variety
of excursions that fit not only my personal but also professional
interests. A trip to the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange gave
me an excellent chance to see my business vocabulary in
action.
Everyone at Bridge-Linguatec, from the assistants to the
director, made me feel extremely welcome and went out
of their way to accommodate my needs. They were very flexible
with my requests and made sure that I got the most out
of my time here.” |
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Kari Hoerchler |
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”From
the first moment, Linguatec's staff warmly greeted me.
They set me up with a marvelous host family and I started
classes right away. The fact that the groups are so
small and that we have teacher rotation makes the learning
process much easier and much more dynamic. Even speaking
only Spanish in class, which is something, I didn't
really understand in the beginning, helped me think
in Spanish, and therefore, have a much better fluency.
In my opinion, my stay with Linguatec was very enjoyable
and I can't think of anything they could have done to
make my stay more pleasant.”
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Stevi
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"I learned
more Spanish in three weeks at Bridge-Linguatec in Argentina
than I did in four years as a Spanish major in college.
The classes were extremely informative. Not only did
I love classes and my host family, but I fell in love
with the city as well. It was an amazing experience."
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Ryan
Centner
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”Bridge-Linguatec
in Buenos Aires offered me a great experience and the
chance to learn Spanish in exactly the ways I needed.
It was this personalization of instruction that made
my three weeks there so productive, but this was only
one of the positive aspects among many others—such
as friendly, knowledgeable teachers, excellent facilities,
and interesting excursions in the Argentine capital.
I would recommend Bridge-Linguatec to anyone with [country-specific]
language needs, but not only to those seeking a localized
repertoire. Quite to the contrary, Bridge-Linguatec
is more than willing to customize lessons to help people
looking for any number of different Spanish specializations.
This versatility, along with Bridge-Linguatec's many
other strengths, makes the school attractive to a diverse
swath of students.”
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Joyce Kolbrener
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joined Linguatec especially because of their Tango program.
I started dancing Tango a few years ago in my state,
but had never had the opportunity to come to Buenos
Aires. It has been one of the best trips of my life,
where I discovered a beautiful city, improved my Spanish
and danced Tango until exhaustion.”
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always loved traveling and last year, when I decided
to come to South America, I knew my trip would be much
more interesting if I could understand what was being
said. Not only did I want to visit the different countries
but also I really wanted to get a feeling for the culture.
My respect for the Latin culture has always been enormous
and after knowing Buenos Aires, it's even bigger.
Argentina was the first Spanish speaking country I visited
in South America and I was very lucky to learn about Linguatec
first-hand. Not only did I learn how to express my general
ideas with them but I also got a feeling for the Argentinean
culture through the variety of extra curricular activities
that were offered, such as happy hours with the teachers
and my fellow students, sailing in the Tigre river, and
of course, my tango classes. The teachers in Linguatec
were all very patient and extremely helpful and the DVD
is a great instrument to make the classes more dynamic
and interesting.” |
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81% USA
10% Germany
5% England
3% Other (Canada, Australia, Switzerland, and
Brazil)
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39% 20-30
26% 30-40
15% 40-50
9% 50-60
8% 60+
3% under 20
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12 weeks |
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3 weeks |
4 weeks |
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| Immersion (40hrs/wk incl lunch) |
$1280.00 |
$2560.00 |
$3840.00 |
$5120.00 |
$1150.00 |
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| Private 4 (20 hrs/wk) |
$640.00 |
$1280.00 |
$1920.00 |
$2560.00 |
$575.00 |
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| Private 6 (30 hrs/wk) |
$960.00 |
$1920.00 |
$2880.00 |
$3840.00 |
$865.00 |
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| Group (20hrs/wk) |
$225.00 |
$450.00 |
$675.00 |
$900.00 |
$200.00 |
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| Group + (20hrs/grp/wk + 10hrs/priv/wk) |
$545.00 |
$1090.00 |
$1635.00 |
$2180.00 |
$490.00 |
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| Immersion (40hrs/wk incl lunch) |
$1465 |
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| Private 4 (20 hrs/wk) |
$825 |
$1650 |
$2475 |
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| Private 6 (30 hrs/wk) |
$1145 |
$2290 |
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$410 |
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$730 |
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$1280 |
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$640 |
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$960 |
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$225 |
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$545 |
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$1455 |
$2910 |
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$815 |
$1630 |
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$1135 |
$2270 |
$3405 |
$4540 |
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$400 |
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$720 |
$1440 |
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 Optional airport pick up: $60
Immersion classes include lunch at local restaurants with the teacher.
Add Tango to any language course: $75 per week.
Add Art to a Group program: $225/1st wk, $115 add'l weeks
A class hour is 55 minutes.
Live & Learn takes you and your teacher into town for practical language classes. Cost is $64/day; $320/week
Spanish and History, Spanish and Cuisine: Add $425 per week to any program.
• Spanish thru Music: $300/wk for 10 hrs. private.
Books must be paid onsite on your first day of classes; books vary between US$40 and US$120 depending on level.
If there are fewer than three students per group class, the number of group class hours will be reduced from 20 to 15 hours per week.
Private apartments N/A. Please ask for references.
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One of the things we value most at Bridge-Linguatec is our great
school atmosphere. Our friendly, helpful staff will go out of
their way to make sure that every aspect of your stay exceeds
your expectations. We know that quality teachers are a fundamental
part of the language learning process, and will greatly affect
how quickly you'll learn Spanish and how much fun you'll have
while doing so!
All of our teachers are native speakers,
have university degrees and have been extensively trained
in our unique methodology. They are selected for their outgoing
and dynamic personalities, patience, creativity, and, most
importantly, enthusiasm for teaching their language. As you
can see from the following profiles, our Spanish instructors
come from a variety of backgrounds. What they have in common,
though, is a passion for teaching and a genuine interest in
sharing their language and culture with you.
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Gabriela Ferrante
Gabriela has been teaching Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Italian for many years. She is one of BridgeArgentina's most worldly teachers, having lived in many different countries including Italy, Brazil, and France. She loves to travel and is an excellent resource for students who plan to travel while in Argentina.
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| She studies psychology at the University of Buenos Aires and spends most of her free time going to the opera, theater, reading, or playing tennis. Gabriela truly enjoys sharing her knowledge and says that there is nothing more satisfying than seeing her students' progress. |
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Alejandra Rosito
Alejandra was born in Buenos Aires and considers herself to be a typical "porteña". She graduated as a Spanish language teacher in the "Colegio Normal Nº3" and has been devoted to teaching for many years, she especializes in teaching Literature and Grammar.
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Alejandra loves to teach her language to people from around the world, she feels fulfilled when her students learn new things and wishes for the experience to be gratifying for them as much as it is for her. When she's not teaching she likes to read a good book and listen to music, mostly in English.
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María Rosa Gasparini
María Rosa was born in Buenos Aires and graduated in History from the University of Mar del Plata. Later she got her degree in Languages and Works of Art Restoration. For many years, Maria Rosa has taught American Archeology at the Universidad del Salvador.
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| Teaching is much more than a job for her; she really enjoys it because it enriches her as well as her students. She helps her Spanish students to develop their language skills and she gets to know different cultures and points of view. Maria Rosa’s hobby is weaving on a loom using antique techniques first developed by Argentinean indigenous populations. |
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Silvia Lodeiro
Silvia Lodeiro is a Porteña who loves her city and its highly emotive music—the tango. She studied Art History and is a translator as well as a teacher. She enjoys teaching Spanish to people from all over the world. She is very happy because at BridgeArgentina she has the opportunity to teach her mother tongue in her country.
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| She finds it very exciting to meet people who are interested in her language and culture because she and her students both learn from each other. |
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Silvia Martinez
Silvia has had a wide variety of work experiences, including two years working for large companies in Houston, Texas. But what she enjoys most is working as a Spanish teacher with foreign students. Upon returning to Argentina, Silvia joined the BridgeArgentina staff where she is very happy to be sharing her experiences and communicating with people from all over the world.
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| She is also the very proud grandmother of five grandchildren. |
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María Cecilia Mariño
Cecilia was born in Buenos Aires but moved outside of the city shortly afterwards. She is a history teacher and is studying to be a librarian in the science fields. She finds it very exciting to meet people who are interested in her language and culture.
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| Cecilia joined a street performing theater in 2004 named “Boedo Antiguo” and she loves it! In the afternoons, she enjoys reading stories and playing with kindergarten kids in puppet shows. She also loves dancing flamenco. |
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Josune Rodriguez Otermin
Josune was born in Pamplona, a quiet city in northern Spain, very well known for its famous “encierro” (running of the bulls) which takes place at the San Fermines festival every year. After graduating as a Psychologist, Josune spent a year in Brighton, England. In the quest for personal and professional success, she moved to Buenos Aires where she is preparing her Master’s degree.
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| Josune enjoys teaching because it allows her to continuosly get to know other cultures and ways of thinking. |
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Rosario del Carmen Perez
Rosario was born in San Rafael, Mendoza, Argentina. She obtained her degree in Art History from the Universidad of Buenos Aires. Rosiario teaches Spanish for BridgeArgentina and history at U.M.S.A. What she likes most about working for BridgeArgentina is getting to know people from different countries and learning about different cultures.
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| Rosario has a daughter with whom she shares her passion for music, history and art. In her free time, Rosario likes to swim or do crafts. |
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Darío Scherich
Dario was born in the province of Misiones, Argentina, in a small town surrounded by wonderful woods, rivers, waterfalls, and Guarani legends. He became a teacher in a school for indigenous children while studying for his BA in Literature at the Universidad Nacional of Misiones.
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| He worked for the same university for many years, within various literacy government and UNICEF projects. Dario’s biggest pleasures are to be able to read everything that surrounds him, write fiction short stories, share all of his experiences with those he knows, and build bridges that can help us communicate and enrich us. |
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