Spanish Language Immersion Programs in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Apss - Argentina Partner Spanish Schools - Buenos Aires:
APSS Buenos Aires in eastern Argentina, a member of the International Education Network, has become a leader in the development of Spanish Programs in Latin America and ensures that you are always learning 24 hours a day while you immerse yourself in the Argentine culture.

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Intensive, Super Intensive and Immersion Programs, General and Specialized Spanish, Internships, University Courses:
Immediate communication in Spanish is the goal of the course. The method stresses the development of speaking skills and listening comprehension through controlled oral practice. Vocabulary is related to the areas of activity of daily life. Grammar explanations are simple and practical, allowing the student to make immediate use of them in speaking. Rules are used actively: through exposure and practice, the correct forms begin to sound right to the student's ear.

• We have found texts for Spanish instruction to be limited in many ways, particularly with adhering to students learning styles. Therefore, we have found manuals published by the Spanish Department of Universidad de Buenos Aires to be the most effective method for instruction. To supplement these materials, we provide a variety of instructional tools designed by professional staff. Materials might include handouts, visual aids and auditory listening exercises.

WORKSHOPS:
These are short-term intensive courses focusing on one specific topic given by highly qualified specialists.  They may be organised on a group or individual basis upon request. 

• Tango, its meaning and development in Argentina:
• Contemporary Argentine Art and Culture
• Argentina Literature: analysis of short stories by J.L.Borges and J. Cortázar.
• Human Rights in Argentina between 1976 and 1986
• Recent Argentine political and economic history
• Business writing: memos, letters and reports.
• Financial Spanish
• Academic writing: papers and theses.
• Opera and the Colon Theatre. Painting and Modern Art in Argentina