SPANISH
FOR FOREIGNERS
THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT OFFERS 3 DIFFERENT
PROGRAMS:
1. SUMMER PROGRAM
Universidad de Guanajuatos summer Spanish language program is built on
an integrated program of instruction. Our Spanish language classes are
complemented with optional workshops, tours, and dance classes.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
THERE ARE THREE LEVELS:
Basic, Intermediate and Advanced.
*SPANISH - Intensive practice
in spoken and written Spanish, highlighting vocabulary, morphology forms,
and complex syntactic structures -- for Advanced and Intermediate students
(40 hours) and Beginners (58 hours).
*MEXICAN HISTORY - A comprehensive survey of the history of Mexico from
the Viceroyalty of New Spain to the present time -- Advanced and Intermediate
students (18 hours).
*MEXICAN LITERATURE - A historical view of Mexican literature dating from
Pre-Hispanic to Contemporary. 18 hrs.
*READING - A wide-ranging study of Mexican history and fictional stories
-- for Beginner students (18 hours).
ALL INSTRUCTION IS IN
SPANISH
Optional classes and workshops:
Mexican Art A survey
of the important periods of Mexican Art: Pre-Colombian, from the Spanish
Period, and Modern -- for Advanced and Intermediate students (8 hours).
Interdisciplinary Perspective of Mexico Seminars on
political, economic, cultural, and social affairs of contemporary Mexico
-- all levels (4 hours).
Textiles Creative Guanajuatense tapestry arts and crafts
(12 hours).
Mexican Cooking Preparation of typical Mexican dishes (6 hours). Small
materials fee is required.
Latin Dance A practical approach to learning Latin-American
dances: salsa, rumba, cha-cha-cha, etc. (8 hours).
CAADI Students may also take advantage of personalized
tutoring and self-learning programs in our Language Self-Access Learning
Center (Centro de Auto-Aprendizaje de Idiomas: CAADI).
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
To enhance classroom experience, there are two optional trips for a reasonable
additional charge. Depending on demand and interest, these excursions
may include nearby San Miguel de Allende, Mexico City, or the Pre-Hispanic
City of Teotihuacan. These visits enhance students knowledge of Mexican
culture and history.
ALL INSTRUCTION IS IN
SPANISH
FULL IMMERSION THROUGH
HOMESTAY
The University of Guanajuato
does not have dormitories; however, we do provide assistance regarding
housing arrangements. We encourage students to take advantage of
our homestay program with pre-selected and carefully screened Mexican
families. Homestay payments should be made directly to the host families
by students. Homestays with Mexican families make your experience more
profitable by providing full immersion in the Spanish language and Mexican
culture.
Students should pay the total amount
of a month within three days after their arrival directly to the host
family.
2. SEMESTER PROGRAM
During the year there are two semester-long courses (16
weeks each), with six levels of Spanish instruction. Foreign students
entering the semester program must take a placement test. There are six
levels.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Grammar class Monday to Friday, 1 hour daily.
Grammar for Chicanos Monday to Wednesday, 1 hour daily (upon request).
Conversation class Monday to Friday, 1 hour daily.
History workshop 4 days a week, 1 hour daily.
Literature workshop 4 days a week, 1 hour daily.
Reading workshop 4 days a week, 1 hour daily.
Seminar 1 day a week for an hour and a half.
Mexican Dance Monday and Tuesday evenings, 4 hours weekly.
*Please note that Literature and History workshops are for the 3rd, 4th,
5th, and 6th levels only. The Reading workshop is for 1st and 2nd levels
only.
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS:
* Two copies of immigration status. Short-term programs such as
Monthly or Summer courses do not require an FM3 (Student Visa).
The Tourist Card which is formally called Migratory Form for Foreign
Tourist, is sufficient since there is no visa requirement for tourists
and short-term visitors. For semester courses (long-term) an FM3
(Student Visa) is required. This should be obtained in your country
before arriving to Mexico.
* Two copies of passport.
* Program fees.
* Completed registration forms.
* Two wallet-size color photographs (which may be obtained after arrival).
* Proof of international medical insurance coverage
MONTHLY PROGRAM:
This is an intensive four-week
program which accepts only a maximum of six students for each of the three
levels of instruction. This allows students to receive more individual
attention from professors. Students may also take advantage of personalized
tutoring and self-learning programs at CAADI.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
For Beginner levels:
Grammar: Monday to Friday, 2 hours daily.
Conversation: Monday to Friday, 1 hour daily.
Reading: Monday to Friday, 1 hour daily.
Mexican dance: Monday and Tuesday evenings, 4 hours weekly.
Each class can take advantage of 10
hours of group tutoring in CAADI.
For Intermediate
and Advanced levels:
Grammar: Monday to Friday, 2 hours daily.
Conversation: Monday to Friday, 1 hour daily.
History: Monday to Thursday, 1 hour daily.
Literature: Monday to Thursday, 1 hour daily.
Mexican Dance: Monday and Tuesday evenings, 4 hours weekly.
Grammar and Conversation classes can take advantage
of five hours of group tutoring in CAADI. Eight hours are available for
History and Literature classes.
Download
Spanish Program 2010 Calendar (.pdf)
Spanish
Classes & Home Stay Applications Forms (.doc)
Flyer
Information- Cover (.pdf)
Flyer
Information- Inside (.pdf)
INFORMATION
Departamento de Lenguas
Universidad de Guanajuato
Calzada de Guadalupe S/N
Guanajuato, Gto.
Teléfono: (473) 2-00-06 Ext. 8031
Fax: (473) 2-72-53
Horario de oficina: 9 a.m. a 3 p.m.
Teachers you can contact with questions:
Martha Wario:
mwariodcsyh@gmail.com
Mario Méndez:
korea-park@hotmail.com
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Departamento de Lenguas,
Calzada
de Guadalupe S/N, Guanajuato, Gto. C.P.
36000, México.
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,Tel.: (4) 732 0006.