11th Annual
Spanish Language
Faculty Development Program in SPAIN
Teaching Spanish for Business: A Global Approach

June 6 -12, 2010

Spanish Language Faculty Development Program - Teaching Spanish for Business: A Global Approach is designed for Spanish college and university faculty, Spanish high
school teachers and advanced graduate students.

Immerse yourself in a week long seminar in Avila and Madrid, Spain where you will be introduced to business terminology and methodology of teaching Spanish for Business.
During the seminar, participants will meet with European experts and have the opportunity to attend company visits.

Participants will be staying in a single occupancy, 16th century boutique hotel with air-conditioning, private bath, breakfast, and ground transporation.

Program Fee: $1,800 (not including airfare to Spain)
Program fee will cover single occupancy lodging in an air-conditioned hotel room with private bath, breakfast, ground transportation during the program and some meals. Graduate credits or re-certification credits are available upon request from the Department of Modern Languages at FIU in the area of Foreign Languages for an additional fee.
Travel Grants:

$500 Travel Grants are available for eligible canditates. To apply, please submit a 1-page proposal by to ciber@fiu.edu.

You may also contact a nearest CIBER center (in your state or surrounding states) for the availablity of travel grants to participate in this program. Please visit http://ciberweb.msu.edu/cibers.asp for the list of 31 CIBER's.

Required documents for registration:

Please fax clear copies of below documents to 305-348-1789.

• Passport
• Half page biography (by email)
Release and Assumption of Risk
• Tourist Visa (If required)

Required documents for registration:

Please fax clear copies of below documents to 305-348-1789.

• Passport
• Half page biography (by email)
Release and Assumption of Risk
• Tourist Visa (If required)

VISA Information: For travel to Spain, citizens of Canada, the US and most Western European countries will not need visas; participants from Colombia and a few other Latin American countries will need visas. Participants should contact the Spanish consulate nearest their home.
Weather and Dress code: Program participants will be traveling to Spain during the beginning of summer; nevertheless weather can be unexpectedly cold or hot. Participants should pack light sweaters and long pants as well as clothes for warmer weather, since temperatures will fluctuate from day to day.
Travel Insurance: Participants are encouraged to purchase international travel insurance that covers emergency medical evacuation and repatriation of remains. Participants may contact STA TRAVEL at 1-800-387-2427 or purchase online at www.statravel.com or any other International travel insurance company.
Miscellaneous Expenses: Participants will be responsible for any personal expenses, including (but not exclusive to) faxes, local and international calls, room service, tips, airport taxes, visas, transportation and meals (beyond that offered in the program), additional tours, etc.

Registration Form      Release Form      Pre-Itinerary      Tentative Schedule

Travel Insurance      Spanish Embassy      Program Materials

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 


For More Information Contact:

SONIA VERDU
Assistant Director
Florida International University
College of Business Administration
University Park, MARC 240
Tel: 305-348-1740 Fax: 305-348-1789
E-mail: Sonia.Verdu@fiu.edu
MAIDA WATSON
CIBER Foreign Language Coordinator,
Florida International University,
Department of Modern Languages
University Park, DM 492A,
Tel: 305-348-2043 Fax: 305-348-1085
Email: Maida.Watson@fiu.edu
2010 Program co-sponsors:  
Texas A&M  


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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