For over 10
years, we have dealt with High School Programs for students under 18 years old,
which is why we can say about ourselves, that kids are in good hands with us!
Since this
course is based on everyday situations, a strong foundation for practical and
easy to apply language skills can be built.
Students gain lots of confidence
through four daily 50-minute lessons over 4 weeks. Living in a host family with
similar-aged children completes this program, since speaking is encouraged in a
familiar atmosphere as well.
This
experience will be unforgettable for you, since we organize a series of trips to
magical and one-of-a-kind places in this paradise on earth!
Our Spanish
program for teens contains 20 Spanish lessons per week plus excursions on 5
days a week. The whole program has a length of 4 weeks.
The prices
for this program include all entrance fees for museums, national parks, board
and lodging and transportation. There will be a bilingual tour guide on all
excursions.
Requirements
Bebetween 14 and 17 years old
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fill out and send back our application form
Be able
to easily adapt to new environments
Be
interested in getting to know a new culture and its people
Group of volunteers in Cabo Blanco
Thirst for adventure is a must!
Program for excursions
The
following is an example for a program of excursions for a 2-week Spanish
course:
Daytrips:
San
José – Gold Museum, National Theater and city center Cartago
– Basilica, Cartago ruins, bike tour through the city Sarchí
& Grecia San
José – Central Market and National Museum La
Paz Waterfall Gardens Coffee
tour
Weekend trips:
Punta Leona Beach Manuel Antonio National Park La Fortuna, Arenal Volcano
Excursions
start at 8:00 am sharp at the AiL language school.
Mystic paths lead through the Cloud Forest
A horseback riding tour in Monteverde even leads us by a Coffee plantation
Host families
In order
for you to enjoy your exchange program from start to finish, you will be placed
in a carefully selected host family, who will share their daily routine with
you.
Our
families are as varied as a bowl of exotic fruit; some of them may have small,
big or no children at all and some may be married, divorced, widowed or single
parents. The most important factor for us is to know you will be taken care of
and living with caring family members. Since we also work with families from
all kinds of social statuses, some students may have to share their bedroom
with a same-sex sibling.
Johanna is being picked up by her family from Cartago