Need a corporate training program to boost your colleagues’ proficiency in the Spanish language? Would your organization benefit from a workforce that is more experienced with international markets? And would you like to empower your business with greater knowledge of the industry practices, market conditions and business culture of Spain?
Look no further. Centro MundoLengua is a private language school located in Spain that has offered the very best corporate language training programs in Spanish since 2005.
At our modern facility located in Sevilla, you and your colleagues have the opportunity to develop your industry and function-specific proficiency in Spanish with a fully immersive course that can be entirely customized to your organization’s and colleagues’ needs. Our team of native-Spanish speaking teachers can deliver the perfect courses to give you and your colleagues the knowledge and comprehension that will give your business the competitive edge it needs when working with international markets and Spanish speaking suppliers and clients. And here in Sevilla, you will have countless opportunities not just to practice Spanish with natives, but to continue learning how international markets behave – and how foreign customers think.
Well, you don’t have to just picture it. Our pre-AP® Spanish program in Seville offers high school students all of the above and more!
Modern and ancient, progressive and traditional, busy and slow-paced…. Sevilla’s constant self-contradictions fail to make any sense – until you finally get here. Spain’s 4th largest city is the capital of Andalusia and a major transport hub for the southern half of the country, but it is Sevilla’s rich history and bountiful culture that attract over 2 million visitors every year. On the banks of the Guadalquivir River are countless architectural gems that tell the story of the various eras of the city’s history, including Moorish minarets, Gothic cathedrals, medieval towers, hyper-modern bridges, illuminated skyscrapers and even a dormant space rocket. And the only thing that Sevilla offers in greater abundance than beauty is culture. Many of the traditions that Spain has become synonymous with on an international level find their spiritual home among the narrow alleyways and refined plazas of this city; including equestrian arts and horse riding, Semana Santa and La Feria, bullfighting, Sevillanas dancing and of course fiery Flamenco folk music. As such, perhaps the only adjective that will never accurately describe Sevilla is “boring”.
There is no better place to start this list than the Sevilla Cathedral. The world’s largest Gothic cathedral is a registered UNESCO World Heritage Site and the final resting place of a certain Christopher Columbus, whose tomb lies within. Magnificent to look at from afar, the cathedral also delights from within; a giant central nave is lined with 80 separate side chapels, and one of the finest collections of ecclesiastical artwork, paintings, sculptures and icons anywhere in Spain.
Adjoined to the cathedral is La Giralda, the bell tower that actually outdates the building it stands next to. 340 feet tall, La Giralda actually used to be the minaret of a mosque that stood on this site until the Castilian capture of Sevilla in the 12th century, who subsequently incorporated it into the designs for their cathedral. La Giralda is the most iconic landmark in all of Sevilla, visible for miles around and a sight that makes every true Sevillano feel right at home.
Another UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sevilla is probably familiar to viewers of the hit television series “Game Of Thrones”. Part of one of the most successful shows of all time was filmed right here in this 14th century Mudéjar palace situated next to the cathedral. But don’t feel like you don’t need to visit the Real Alcázar just because you’ve already seen it on TV; an afternoon walk among its patios, plazas, orange trees, fountains, pools and resident peacocks is always a captivating experience.
Sevilla’s most mystical and enchanted neighborhood is known as the Old Jewish Quarter, and many of the stories of the residents of this Barrio have been immortalized in information plaques and shrines that are dotted all around. This labyrinthine network of cobbled streets, hidden plazas, criss-crossing alleyways and high walls have a curious way of keeping the modern world firmly outside while preserving the spirit of Sevilla as it used to be. Around every single corner awaits another dazzling view to be found, and hours can be spent inside Santa Cruz without even realizing it. Maybe that’s way they say that Santa Cruz has the ability to transport you back in time….
From the arcane and ancient world of Santa Cruz, we proceed to the proud, luxurious environment of Plaza de España just next door. As you traverse the 100-acre Parque de María Luisa, the soaring towers are the first parts of the humongous semi-circular main edifice that emerge through the trees. And as you finally exit the park, the Plaza’s high archways, low bridges, arching fountain, elegant boating canals and colorful tiled alcoves – each one dedicated to an individual province of Spain – will allow you to understand why the Plaza de España is one of Sevilla’s most popular landmarks with not only the thousands of tourists who visit it each day, but also with a Hollywood movie director or two.
The Metropol Parasol is one of the city’s more curious landmarks that perfectly combines the old and the new. Affectionately referred to as “Las Setas” by locals thanks to its resemblance to a giant mushroom growing in an open space in the skyline, the Metropol Parasol is the world’s largest wooden structure that stands over the crumbling remains of the Roman city built here 2,000 years ago. These ruins are accessible to the public, but as the sun begins to set, be sure to climb to the top of Las Setas in order to enjoy the very finest evening views available in the entire city.
And there is more. Other fantastic attractions and landmarks in Sevilla include;
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The total will be divided in 1 deposit due today and 1 final payment. The final payment will be due 8 weeks prior to the program start date.
The total will be divided in 1 deposit due today and 4 installment payments (with one payment due each month). The final payment will be due 8 weeks prior to the program start date. In the case where it becomes impossible to make 4 installment payments due to late application, students will have to make up any missed payments.
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