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Meet Jerry Jia, Academic Director of AmeriSpan's Beijing Chinese school.
What is your background?
I am 25 years old, and I graduated from Beijing Foreign Studies University, currently I live in Beijing.
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Many students rely on their schools to provide College Study Abroad options – but there are so many programs abroad they could be taking advantage of – all with low tuition costs and various kinds of credits availble. AmeriSpan offers programs in Spain, Argentina, Chile and more. But more people are catching on, as noted by OnlineUniversities.net.
Read more on “International Colleges Attracting More and More Americans” »
Meet Sofia Valdivieso, Student Coordinator of AmeriSpan's Quito Spanish school (Budget-Friendly)
What is your background?
I’m 32 years old, have a Commercial Engineering degree, and have been working at the school for 4 years. I live with my partner and we are expecting our first baby.
Do you travel abroad often?
I used to, I’ve been to Europe, USA, Peru, Argentina, Uruguay.
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If you've never been skiing/snowboarding in the Andes or caught some rays with a Pisco cocktail on the beaches of Santiago, or surfed Pichilemu, you've got to add studying Spanish in Chile to your list ASAP! AmeriSpan consistently recieves great feedback about our Chile Spanish schools, as students are quick to discover that this country is full of variety in people, terrain, and things to do!
Meet Craig T.Z., a student at AmeriSpan's Cusco Spanish School (Budget Friendly)
What is your background?
Ethnicity: American
Age: 21
Education: International School Bangkok, Thailand (2001-2008)
Binghamton University, New York (2008- )
Current Address: Wakefield, Rhode Island, USA
Civil Status: Single
By Jennie M., guest blogger studying Spanish in Heredia, Costa Rica
My day begins with a plate of fruit for desayuno. The fruits generally include papaya, pineapple, mango, and watermelon. I've really enjoyed having fresh fruit for breakfast each morning. The dish that accompanies my fruit plate varies from day to day – my meals have included gallo pinto, an avocado sandwich, or even cereal on occasion.
From Buenos Aires to the mountains of Patagonia, AmeriSpan has a variety of Argentina Spanish schools to choose from, whether you're a beach bum or a ski bunny! This country offers so many once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to discover a truly unique place. While studying in Argentina, you can take excursions to attractions like the majestic Iguazu Falls, Andean national parks, the beaches of Montevideo, and more! Not that these locations don't have their own sights to see- there are unique things to learn and see in every city!
By Bradley R., guest blogger studying Spanish in Heredia and Samara Beach, two of AmeriSpan's most popular Costa Rica Spanish schools
If you are reading this blog or have any interest in studying in Costa Rica, chances are you are familiar with the many adventure tours that are offered here—and are especially popular with North Americans
and Europeans. The many possibilities include canyoning, diving, surfing, spelunking, hiking through the mountains and around volcanoes, sailing, drinking the local liquor, etc. I have done just enough of these to provide a taste of these experiences.
Spanish classes in Barcelona – What could be better than exploring a vibrant international city and sunning on the beach in between classes? AmeriSpan offers two options in Barcelona, Spain. Both offer a high quality, very accomodating assortment of programs to learn Spanish in Barcelona.
By Alisa W., guest blogger studying Spanish in Playa del Carmen, Mexico
It has been very hot here in Playa for the past week. It rained on and off nearly every day, and now I realize that the rain helped to keep it a little cooler, especially at night! I'm counting down my last 4 days here in Playa. The time has flown by, and I can't believe I've been here a month already! I'm excited to get back to the comforts of home, but as I've said before, sad to leave such beautiful beaches.
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