Learning English in the USA is the dream of many Swiss people who don't just want to book any vacation, but also want to improve their foreign language skills overseas. Whether you just want to learn a little vocabulary for a subsequent trip or fundamentally improve your language level depends on the individual and should be considered at an early stage. Is a standard language course, intensive language course, diploma language course, business English course, combination course, private course or special course best suited to you? Or would you prefer a language course directly at the teacher's home? What are the differences between all these language courses? And for whom are they recommended?
These questions and many more are answered in the guide "Language stays in the USA" from Karriere.ch and Ausbildung-Weiterbildung.ch. Would you like to go on a language study trip to the United States of America lasting several weeks, but don't yet know exactly what criteria you need to consider when choosing a suitable language school and the right accommodation? Or do you want to give your child an unforgettable language vacation but are not sure whether language trips for children or teenagers in the USA are actually the right choice?
Whether it's a language study trip for children or young people, adult language study trips, language study trips for 50+ or business English language study trips, in Miami, New York, Los Angeles or San Diego, the choice of offers for a wide variety of language courses in first-class language schools is extremely large throughout the country. Therefore, there are a few preliminary considerations and planning steps to take before embarking on a language study trip to the USA to ensure that you actually embark on exactly the language study trip that meets your needs as well as your wishes and requirements.
The language travel guide offers you exactly that. It guides you step by step through the preliminary considerations, such as deciding on the duration and destination, the budget and travel time, choosing the right language course, a suitable language school and a suitable type of accommodation. The guide does not ignore organizational matters either, but informs you about the correct procedure for obtaining offers, the best time to register, flights and transfers, any insurance you may need to take out and important considerations to make before your language study trip to the USA. Take your time, read this comprehensive guide carefully and be well prepared to start planning your hopefully unforgettable language study trip to the USA.
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