Mark your calendars for a great evening with your friends from Escuela Fronteras in the heart of New York City! Meet two of the founders of the school, Ale and Paul, former students and study abroad staff as well. This event is open to anyyone who is interested in Spanish, Chile or considering studying abroad.
Come, relax and enjoy an evening with us. You can practice your Spanish or get your questions answered regarding studying abroad and Chile. Reconnect with your friends and make new ones as well!
Where:Stone Street Tavern, New York, NY [MAP] When: Friday July 23, 2010 Time: 8:30 PM until ? Address: 85 Pearl Street, New York R.S.V.P.:Using this form
Spanish Background: I did a semester abroad in Mexico doing a Spanish Immersion course.
Favorite Chilean Thing: I love the bread here. There is fresh, hot bread in like every grocery store here. You just walk in and it's streaming hot ready to take home. It's amazing.
Memorable Quote: The three weeks I've be here have been equivalent to three months I spent in Guadalajara Mexico learning Spanish.
Debido a la necesidad de investigación y promoción de nuestra historia y cultura local, el staff de profesores de Escuela Fronteras, dirigidos por Esteban Castro (Magíster en estudios latinoamericanos), han creado nuestro curso de Historia y Cultura chilena.
Este curso está abierto para cualquier persona que le interese tomarlo este invierno. El programa include 60 horas de instrucción con uno de nuestros profesores universitarios, libro de clases y material de apoyo (películas, textos, libros, música, invitados, etc.)
El programa ha sido creado para estudiantes intermedio alto o más avanzado (B2 o más), puesto que es completamente en español.
Las clases se dictarán entre el 5 y 23 de julio, de lunes a viernes, entre las 9 AM y la 1 PM.
El curso incluye:
Almuerzo de bienvenida y city tour
Libro de clases (más de 200 páginas)
60 horas de instrucción
Por lo menos 3 actividades en la ciudad gratis cada semana
Tutorías
Almuerzo de graduación y diploma
El costo total del programa es de $599.00 USD ó $315.000 CLD.
** Este programa ha sido aprobado por University at Albany para la transferencia de créditos. Para más información, sírvanse contactarnos a
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One thing I find fascinating about living in another country is the cultural differences. Customs are not right or wrong, they are simply different and to get to know the people there is no better way in my opinion than through local customs. Some customs will seem very normal, at least they were for me, while others are what locals take for granted and are necessary to understand in order to have a successful shopping trip.
Join us for an exciting Flea Market Sunday May 16th from 10:00 - 3:00pm at Escuela Fronteras - (directions)
If you have things to sell, you may rent a table for only 2,000 pesos (US $4.00). Local Business may also rent a table to promote your organization and to get the word out to our community of local Expats!
Snacks, drinks and delicious Italian Milanesa sandwiches will be available.
We are expecting a good crowd so show up even if its for mere curiosity. Remember this is a good opportunity to make some extra money and meet all of our interesting people or just to get involved with our community!
Fiorella Venturino Matthei Chilean living in the USA I love the school. It's very welcoming and cozy. I like the family like atmosphere and the small classes. The teachers are great and really care about their job and want you to learn. It's a great school.
Mark your calendars for a great evening with your friends from Escuela Fronteras in the heart of New York City! Meet two of the founders of the school, Ale and Paul, former students and study abroad staff as well. This event is open to anyyone who is interested in Spanish, Chile or considering studying abroad.
Debido a la necesidad de investigación y promoción de nuestra historia y cultura local, el staff de profesores de Escuela Fronteras, dirigidos por Esteban Castro (Magíster en estudios latinoamericanos), han creado nuestro curso de Historia y Cultura chilena.
One thing I find fascinating about living in another country is the cultural differences. Customs are not right or wrong, they are simply different and to get to know the people there is no better way in my opinion than through local customs. Some customs will seem very normal, at least they were for me, while others are what locals take for granted and are necessary to understand in order to have a successful shopping trip. 
Join us for an exciting Flea Market Sunday May 16th from 10:00 - 3:00pm at Escuela Fronteras - (
Fiorella Venturino Matthei Chilean living in the USA
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