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Watch a video of AmeriSpan's German School in Berlin, Germany. Register by June 30th and get a free week of classes in Berlin if you are studying for 4+ weeks! Click for details! For more information on AmeriSpan's programs in Berlin, Germany, click here.
When studying abroad in Asia, be it China, Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, or South Korea, it is a good idea to prepare by learning some of the customs commen there.
Host families in Asia: Families can range from parents with their children to having 3 generations living in the same home.
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When traveling to Latin America, it is essential to know and keep in mind the many, sometimes subtle, differences between how Americans and Latinos/Hispanics communicate. Trust is an essential element of building relationships with Latinos/Hispanics. Once trust is established, Latinos/Hispanics are much more likely to reveal personal information. Latinos/Hispanics are more likely to trust and bond with a person rather than an agency or company.
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Watch a video of AmeriSpan's Teenager Summer Camp II Alboran in Marbella, Spain. Marbella, located on the Mediterranean coast, is known as the jewel of the Costa del Sol. Learn more about Teenager Summer Camp Marbella II Alboran.
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If you are traveling to Spain or Latin America for fun or to study abroad and learn Spanish, Rosetta Stone can help you prepare. The Rosetta Stone method allows users to learn naturally without memorization, engage interactively with the software, speak confidently using the speech recognition software, and also have fun.
What better way to nail an interview for college or grad school than to give tangible, real-world examples when answering questions? Some common interview questions include:
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