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Study Abroad Opportunities

  San Antonio College is proud to announce the following study abroad opportunities in Mexico and Japan Summer 2009.

For scholarship information contact Ana Budzinski, Chair of the Foreign Languages Department, 486-0971

 

 

Study Abroad In México

Immersion dates: May 31- June 27, 2009

 

Highlights of ACCD - Kukulcan study abroad Summer program :

  • STUDY Spanish and Mexican history and traditions at a first-rate language school…Kukulcan.
  • EARN between 7 to 8 credits from SAC. Select two of the following classes: SPAN 1411, 1412 , 2311.
  • IMMERSE yourself in Mexican culture in a beautiful, colonial town… Cuernavaca.
  • ENHANCE your knowledge, values, and skills for bilingual and bicultural practice.
  • GET FAMILIARIZED with the Mexican folklore and culture.
  • ENJOY half-day excursions to surrounding cultural & historical areas.
  • LIVE with a Mexican family and gain skills that will help you to communicate in Spanish.

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Unique benefits: At the end of this intensive program blending language courses, cultural exposure and guided field trips, the participants will be able to:

A) Language: Develop conversational skills in the shortest possible time.

B) Culture: Demonstrate an appreciation and sensitivity to the unique cultural beliefs, practices, and values of the Mexican culture by living with a carefully chosen Mexican family, participating in daily lectures and workshops.

 

Cost: 4 weeks of immersion: $1600 US + SAC tuition and fees for the number of credits required (7 to 8).

What is included: Daily classes in Spanish and Mexican culture at Kukulcan (30+ contact hours a week), course materials, accommodations with a host family in double room occupancy, three meals a day, daily transportation to school, ground transfer México City-Cuernavaca-México City, once a week half-day excursions to Cuernavaca’s cultural sites and wireless internet access at Kukulcan (when the student brings a lap-top). If single room occupancy is desired an additional charge of $50US per week must be considered.

What is not included : Roundtrip transportation ( San Antonio – México City), medical insurance while abroad, daily transportation from school to accommodations and personal expenses (laundry, snacks, entertainment, shopping, etc).

 

Cultural events: Half day excursions on Fridays to local cultural and recreational sites.

 

Registration Handled online at www.kukulcan.com.mx for the immersion part and via Prof. Tammy Perez for course credit. Don’t forget to do BOTH!

 

Payment schedule: A $200US deposit is due by Feb. 13 th to Prof. Tammy Perez. Contact her for details on how to do this deposit and to obtain the payment schedule for the outstanding balance.

 

Financial aid: All customary ACCD financial aid and scholarships can be applied to the cost of this program. Remember they are distributed on students’ qualifications and are competitive. Alternative financial opportunities are available. Contact us for details.

 

Information: Prof. Tammy Pérez, Dept. of Foreign Languages, 210-486-0979, tperez@mail.accd.edu

 

ADA statement: Since buildings in Mexico are not accessible for students who cannot climb flights of stairs, those students cannot be accommodated by the Emergence Program in Mexico, but can be accommodated by the Spanish 1411, 1412 and 2311 courses offered during the summer sessions. 

 

JOIN US FOR AN EXCITING AND ENRICHING EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN THE CITY OF ETERNAL SPRING … CUERNAVACA!!

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Study Abroad in Japan

Summer 1: June 8 to July 10

JAPN 1311 (Beginning Conversation 1: Japanese)

Instructor: Yuko Kawabe (yukoboshi@aol.com, ykawabe@mail.accd.edu)

3 hours credits, 2 weeks in Japan (field trip), 3 weeks in class at SAC (classroom TBA), and one orientation

Cost: SAC tuition and fee for 3 hours credits (according to SAC) plus

Travel agency: $3,989 (under 23) $4,404 (age 23+) all payment by March 15

Schedule

 

Orientation: June 5

Week 1

SAC in class

 

Monday (6/8) 9

9:00 to11:00

Tuesday

((6/9)

9:00 to11:00

Wednesday (6/10)

9:00 to11:00

Thursday

(6/11)

9:00 to11:00

Friday

(6/12)

9:00 to11:00

Sat

Sun

Lesson 1

Intro-duction

Lesson 2

Time/hours

Lesson 3 Shopping 1

Lesson 4 Shopping 2

Lesson 5

Verbs of motion

 

 

Week 2

SAC in class

 

Monday

(6/15)

9:00 to11:00

Tuesday (6/16)

9:00 to11:00

Wednesday (6/17)

9:00 to11:00

Thursday (6/18)

9:00 to11:00

Friday (6/19)

9:00 to11:00

Sat

Sun

Lesson 6

Talk about where you will go

Lesson 7

Talk about travel destinations, place, and people

Lesson 8

Describe what is inside a building

Lesson 9

Talk about the whereabouts of things and people

Lesson 10

Talk about everyday doings

 

 

Week 3

Japan

 

Monday (6/22)

Tuesday (6/23)

Wednesday

(6/24)

Thursday (6/25)

Friday (6/26)

Sat

Sun

Over night flight to Japan (Day 1)

Arrive to Osaka

(Day 2)

Kyoto

Guided tour

Kiyomizu dera (Day3)

Nara

Big Buddha

Nara park

(Day 4)

Hiroshima

Bullet train

Guided tour

(Day 5)

Iwakuni

Mt. Aso

Week 4

Japan

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Sat

Sun

Dazaifu

Nagasaki (Day 9))

Nagasaki to Fukuoka

(Day 10)

Tokyo

Sightseeing

(Day 11)

Tokyo

Fish market

(Day 12)

Tokyo

To home

Week 5

SAC in class

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Sat

Sun

Review for final

P resentations

Presentations

Final Exam

 

 

 

 

(Air fare, hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, attractions)
Tour number 725480
Travel agency; EF tour
Tour Consultant: Jodi Slezak
Cambrige, MA 02141

1-800-637-8222 ext. 3266

Fax: 617-619-2091

Jodi.Slezak@eftours.com

 

Kyoto, Hiroshima and Kyushu

ITINERARY

Day 1 Fly overnight to Japan
Day 2 Osaka
Day 3 Kyoto
Day 4 Nara • Kyoto
Day 5 Hiroshima
Day 6 Iwakuni • Fukuoka
Day 7 Mount Aso • Fukuoka
Day 8 Dazaifu • Nagasaki
Day 9 Nagasaki
Day 10 Fukuoka
Day 11 Depart for home
  3-DAY TOUR EXTENSION
Days 11-14 Tokyo

PROGRAM FEE INCLUDES:

  • Round-trip airfare
  • 9 overnight stays in hotels with private bathrooms (12 with extension)
  • Breakfast and dinner daily
  • Full-time bilingual EF Tour Director
  • 3 sightseeing tours led by licensed local guides: Kyoto • Hiroshima • Nagasaki
  • 3 sightseeing tours led by your tour director: Miyajima Park • Mount Aso • Dazaifu
  • 10 visits to special attractions: Inari Taisha Shrine • Kiyomizu Temple • Gold Pavilion • Istukushima Shrine • Peace Memorial Museum • Tenmangu Shrine • Komyozenji Temple • Mount Inasa • Glover Garden and Peace Park • Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum
    Optional excursions (not included):
    Nara
    With Extension: All of the above PLUS:
  • 1 sightseeing tour led by a licensed local guide: Tokyo
  • 3 visits to special attractions: Meiji Shinto Shrine • Sumida River cruise • Asakusa Kannon Temple
    Optional excursions (not included):
    Nikko

TOUR INFORMATION

Group Leader yuko kawabe

Tour number: 725480

Tour Name Japan : Kyoto, Hiroshima and Kyushu Ext (14D)

Departure Date Monday, Jun 22, 2009

Return Date Sunday, Jul 05, 2009

Number of Days 14

Departure Gateway San Antonio

Final Enrollment Date Sunday, Mar 15, 2009


PRICE QUOTE

Program Fee * $2,895
Departure Fees** $529
Lifetime Membership Fee $95
Weekend Supplement $35
Peace of Mind Program Free
3 Day Extension $435


Total for Students $3,989
Adult Supplement (age 23+) $415
Total for Adults $4,404

 

  • Program fee valid for all who enroll through Monday, August 31, 2009. All other fees subject to change.
    ** Departure fees listed are an estimate and will be finalized at 50 days prior to departure. These fees do not include any baggage handling fees imposed by the airline (if applicable

 

Please inform me (Kawabe) about your plan before you pay to the eftour company.

Y.Kawabe

Please check this web site for complete schedule!
http://www.eftours.com/eLiterature/DBD/F/KHX.pdf

ADA statement: Since old temples in Japan are not accessible for students who cannot climb stairs, those students cannot be accommodated by this program in Japan.  San Antonio College offers other sections where a student may earn Japanese language credit, and these sections are taught on the SAC campus which is handicapped-accessible.


 

 

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