Alvarez & Borges
Alvarez & Borges
 

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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Summer • Winter • Year Round Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • Teenagers • High School • Parent and Child • Adults		Quick Look • Location: Santiago de Chile - Chile • Language Taught: Spanish • Program Size: 200 • Average Class Size: 3 Overview Spanish school in Santiago de Chile with cost-effective programs. Teachers hold university degrees. Classes and accommodation offered year-round, starting any day. Social activities and outings.Touristic activities. Special Courses or Features Spanish for Academic Purposes Parent and Child Program Programs for Teenagers Programs for Seniors (50+ years old) Small Classes (5 or less per class) One-to-One / Private Lessons Programs for High School Students Short Programs (1 Week or Less) Activities Available Tennis Horse Riding Art or Painting Music Cooking & Culinary Dance Eligibility N/A Housing/Accommodation • Homestay / Host Family Program Costs Around $ 450 Costs Include:  1 weks of intensive classes, homestay with meals, material, outings, etc. Dates Yea-round Contact Alvarez & Borges Spanish School Echeverría 1950 1428Buenos Aires.Argentina Registration office for our Chile based school Tel: 541147827173 Fax: 541147827173 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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