Live and Study in the Home of Your Own Private Hungarian Teacher
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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Summer • Winter • Year Round • Winter Intersession Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • Teenagers • Children • High School • Parent and Child • Adults Subject Areas • Culture • Hungarian Language		Quick Look • Location: Budapest and surrounding areas - Hungary • Language of Instruction: Hungarian Overview A unique way to really absorb and Live the Language! Live and study in the home of your own private Hungarian teacher int he Budapest region. Start any Sunday year round for as many weeks as desired. Program includes accommodation, tuition, all meals, course materials and one excursion per week with the family. Choose 15,20, 25 or 30 hours of private tuition per week. Most teachers are within an hour of the city centre and will be accessible by public transport. Housing/Accommodation • Homestay / Host Family Program Costs 15 hours per week from $1600 US. Costs Include:  Accommodation Tuition (number of hours as chosen) Course Materials All meals One Excursion with the family per week Dates Starts any Sunday of the year Contact Languages Abroad 386 Ontario Street Toronto Ontario Canada M5A2V7 Tel: 1800 219 9924 or 416 925 2112 Fax: 416 925 5990 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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