Learn Spanish in Dominican Republic
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Program Terms • Year Round Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • Teenagers • High School • Adults		Quick Look • Location: Santo Domingo, Sosua. - Dominican Republic • Language of Instruction: Spanish Overview Learn Spanish in two amazing locations in the island of Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo, the capital city, and Sosua, one of the finest U-shaped beaches in Dominican Republic. Each Spanish schools count with spacious classrooms, terraces and green lush gardens. Free Internet access and audio - visual material. Spanish Courses inlcude: Private and Intensive Spanish courses for begginers and non - beginners. Choose the amount of Spanish lessons per day: 4hrs/day Spanish course 6hrs/day Spanish course You may study for as little as 1 week and while studying stay with a host family or school residence to get the most of your experience. Eligibility Minimum age: 18 years old. Housing/Accommodation • Homestay / Host Family Program Costs Costs vary according to the lenght of the course. Costs Include:  Study material. Certificate upon completion of the course. Students' assistance. School facilities. Dates Program dates: All year long. Starting every Monday. Contact EasyGO Languages 630 NE 34th St, Suite 3 Coral Gables, FL 33137 USA Tel: 305 517 7772 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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