Portuguese Language Courses in Sao Paulo & Maceio, Brazil

Fast Forward Language Institute, São Paulo:
At Fast Forward in São Paulo in the southeast and Maceió in the northeast of Brazil we work hard to create an intimate atmosphere both during and after class time that welcomes, inspires, challenges and responds to each individual student.

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Group Courses:
Maximum of 6 students per class. Classes begin on any Monday for intermediate students (once a month for beginners), and are held Monday through Friday.
Intensive: 4 classes of 50 minutes every morning.
Super-Intensive: 6 classes of 50 minutes every morning and afternoon.

Private Lessons:
Offered for Beginners, Advanced, and professionals with specific needs. Classes start any Monday, and are held Monday through Friday.
Intensive: 4 classes of 50 minutes every morning.
Super-Intensive: 10 classes of 50 minutes every morning and afternoon. Ideal for professionals with little time. Includes lunch with professor. Classes conducted in various locations.
Executive: 6 classes of 50 minutes every morning and afternoon. Specifically focused on business terminology. Includes lunch with professor.

Brazil - CELPE-BRAS:
This exam measures test-takers' level of proficiency in Portuguese. CELPE BRAS is the official exam developed and given by the Brazilian government, and is required for those who wish to live and work in Brazil.

Businesses and educational institutions use it to determine employment and study placements. The exam is offered twice a year: April and October. Fast Forward Language Institute's exam preparation classes focus on developing the student’s abilities in all areas tested.

Other important factors that greatly influence any given student’s performance are time spent in intimate contact with Brazilian culture and the breadth of this experience.

Materials used: Apart from our carefully selected standard teaching materials, Fast Forward Language Institute boasts a large variety of modern teaching resources and equipment. Computers, CD's and videos are among the aids used in everyday courses as well as sessions devoted to culture, regional studies, literature and business.