A list of
small things you might not have thought of to bring when packing for your study abroad trip…
1.Two clothespins. If you’re rinsing
out your underwear and need to hang it to try or if you simply need to hold
together some curtains to get an extra hour of sleep, clothespins are
invaluable.
2.Postcards of your hometown. People
will love to see where you’re from and pictures of your city will serve as an
icebreaker for conversations.
3.Solar pocket calculator for foreign
currency conversion.
4.Earplugs and eye mask. From the plane
to the sounds of a new city, earplugs and an eye mask will get you some quiet
when you need it.
by Clark R., guestblogger from Argentina. Join Clark as he spends the afternoon at an outdoor orchestra in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Find out more about learning Spanish in Buenos Aires.
by Clark R., guestblogger from Buenos Aires. Join Clark as he takes us on an interesting trip to a theme park in Buenos Aires. Find out more about learning Spanish in Buenos Aires.
Located between Mexico City and Guadalajara, Morelia is a fairly compact city, with everything of interest within walking distance of the central plaza. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Morelia is a very beautiful colonial city with a historic downtown area known as the Centro Historico. Downtown encompasses 150 blocks and has hundreds of historically significant buildings, which are prime examples of Spanish colonial architecture.
AmeriSpan offers many different Medical Spanish SALUD programs. Program
offerings can vary widely. Some focus more on medical terminology,
while others incorporate site visits or even shadowing doctors in a
clinic or hospital. All programs are an excellent way to get to know
the healthcare system in another country. Two examples of excellent
programs are Guanajuato, Mexico and La Ceiba, Honduras.
So you've decided to take the plunge and immerse yourself in order to learn a new language. Trouble is, you can't afford more then a couple of weeks of classes. No problem! Consider volunteering abroad as an excellent, economical option compared to weeks or months of classroom time.
The world has shrunk, becoming a smaller and smaller place, especially when it comes to the job market. Many, if not most, industries are doing more and more business overseas, whether it be manufacturing, competition with foreign companies, or even just being affected by overseas events. A strong global understanding is important to landing many jobs. This is a reason why studying abroad is an important facet to setting you apart from the pack during a job interview. That semester in London can come in really handy for your career in finance.
Studying abroad is a great way to set yourself apart when looking for a job, and it's not just for college students! There are a wealth of programs available for professionals of all ages to strengthen their language skills in specialized areas tailored to their business or profession.
It is impossible to imagine four weeks have passed in this incredible country. During my last twenty-four hours in Guatemala, I enjoyed a fantastic going-away party and very tearful goodbyes.
Catholicism, like coffee, is omnipresent in this nation. It is subtle and unobtrusive, so that its piety soaks into my hair and skin without me noticing, and I imagine I will only realize it - like the smell of coffee that infuses my clothes, when I am back home in the States.
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