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International students discovered the Mexican history at «Xochicalco Ruins Tour»

The past Saturday, our students of Spanish School Uninter visited the Xochicalco Pyramids, located in Miacatlán, Morelos, by the «Club Amigo» program. In this excursion, they learned more about Xochicalco ruins, a Nahuatl name that means: Place of the House of Flowers. Xochicalco appears after the desertion of Teotihuacan, to hold the economic and political power in the region. This place

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Spanish Language Professors​ at Uninter

All of them could be your next professors, each one teaches different subjects, they have many years of academic experience and they are specialists in the teaching Spanish as a second language, and they also show us their motivation to teach in Spanish School Uninter:   Name: David Román Porcayo Experience time: 38 years. Professional Training: Professor of Bilingual History

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«SWCOLT and Universidad Internacional partnership is highly impactful and pertinent for students and teachers»

«Speaking for our community of language educators in the southwest states of the U.S., I view our partnership as highly impactful and pertinent in a time when we are seeking to support the growth of Spanish language in our schools and strengthen opportunities for bilingual and bicultural citizenship for students and for our teachers. Thank you for this incredible outreach and partnership between

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«Cuernavaca Walking Tour» Induction and orientation course

Another semester at Spanish School Uninter! As a part of the induction and orientation that we offer, last Friday our exchange students from 12 countries (Belgium, France, Turkey, Brazil, Germany, Holland, USA, Italy, South Korea, Greece, Austria, Switzerland) had a walking tour around the downtown of Cuernavaca! They left from Uninter and then they took the bus in direction to

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Welcome Day in Uninter!

Yesterday was be the welcome day for all of our new students of Universidad Internacional and Spanish School Uninter, with the intention of knowing the facilities of the school, their next classmates and some of the workshops of the University. The event was full of fun activities and competitions, including a rally through all university facilities, archery practice, board the

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STUDENT RETURNS TO OUR INSTITUTION TO STUDY SPANISH AND THIS TIME WITH HER FAMILY MEMBERS

Last Friday, Spanish School Uninter welcomed back a student from many years ago. Nancy Wetterau from the state of New York in the U.S. returns to visit us and this time with two of her granddaughters, Juliana Iturralde from Chicago and Katherine Wetterau from California. They are here to learn Spanish with us and what a better way to do

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HAVE A GOOD TRIP, SHERRELLE AND NOELICIA; YOUR HOME, SPANISH SCHOOL UNINTER, AWAITS YOUR RETURN WITH OPEN ARMS!

Last Friday, our students from Nassau, Bahamas; Sherelle Fernander and Noelicia Turnquest, returned to their homes after six months of learning Spanish at Spanish School Uninter. We wish them a good trip hoping they return home and remember, Spanish School Uninter is also your home! (Translation) ¡BUEN VIAJE, SHERRELLE Y NOELICIA; SU CASA, SPANISH SCHOOL UNINTER, LAS ESPERA COM LOS

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Farewell to Jacob for his studies abroad in Spanish School Uninter!

  Last Friday afternoon, we bid farewell to our Spanish School Uninter student Jakob Rehmann. After a five-week stay in our school, where he participated in the Intensive Program, Jakob set off on his return home but not before acquiring better spanish learning at our institution. Jakob is a student from City College of New York whom arrived to Spanish

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Spanish for all ages in Spanish School Uninter

This past weekend we bid farewell to two of our students: Angelica Doan and Zephyr Carlyle. Ten years old Angelica Doan studied for four weeks at Spanish School Uninter in the Kid’s program where she met and was amongst Mexican children. Zephyr Carlyle, who has been a constant student of Spanish School Uninter, has visited Cuernavaca and has studied in

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See you later, VCU! Spanish School Uninter wishes you a good trip.

This Friday, July 21st, we said goodbye with an effusive «See you!» to the students of Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and its director Dr. Eugenia Muñoz during an emotional ceremony held to close their course and deliver their diplomas. On their sixteenth visit, this group stayed for 4 weeks at Spanish School Uninter, where they learned about Latin American culture

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4TH INTERNATIONAL LATIN AMERICAN CONGRESS: TRADITION AND GLOBALIZATION IN THE XXIST CENTURY AT SPANISH SCHOOL UNINTER

Each year investigators varying from different disciplinary areas such as: linguistics, literature, translation, education, film, among others, are concentrated at Spanish School Uninter in Universidad Internacional. Dr. Alvaro Ramirez from St. Mary’s College in the State of California the organizer of this event, has brought students each year to our Spanish and Mexican culture programs since 1989 to date. On

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Interacting in Spanish at Spanish School Uninter: Spelling bee

This Wednesday, students from different programs of Spanish School Uninter met to participate and enjoy a spelling contest that was held within our interaction module, which seeks to promote friendship, communication and language development among students. Activities such as this are held weekly, bringing together up to 30 students of different nationalities and cultures. (translation) Interactuando en español en Spanish School

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Spanish Students don’t say “Goodbye”, but “See You Soon!” to Cuernavaca

Last Friday, July 14th of the current year, Spanish School Uninter bid farewell to six of their students, of which the majority were from the United States, some from the states of Nebraska, Texas, Washington, Georgia, and also from Canada. Most were studying the intensive spanish program and one of them, Dominique Evans, the Spanish kid’s program; they told us

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Teacher of the Oxnard School District in Southern California returns to Uninter to learn Spanish

Nancy Buenrostro, a Spanish teacher from the Oxnard School District in Southern California and a lover of «the city of eternal spring», Cuernavaca, returns to Uninter to practice and improve her Spanish. This teacher on her 14th visit in Cuernavaca wants to know more about the Spanish and the Mexican culture that fascinates her so much. She tells us that

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SUNY Brockport University Student,with the Rector of UNINTER, Tells Us About His Experience In Cuernavaca

Jakob Rehmann, now with two weeks in Spanish School Uninter, visits us from New York City through the program to study Spanish abroad of SUNY Brockport. The student of City College of New York tells us that his experiences inside the classroom, as well as the interractions with his teachers, have been great thus far. He likes the Intensive Program

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Spanish language programs in Mexico: “Cuernavaca, one of the best places to learn Spanish in the world”

Spanish language programs in Mexico:  “Cuernavaca, one of the best places to learn Spanish in the world” The Mexican chamber of Commerce and Tourism, Morelos State and Cuernavaca government  invited Summer International students to a Mexican party with Mariachis, dances of Chinelos and Mexican food. All ages students from USA, Germany, Bahamas, Switzerland, Canada, Sweden, China, Netherlands, Japan, Arabia combine

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PRACTICING SPANISH IN SPANISH SCHOOL UNINTER IN A SUNNY, COMFORTABLE AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

Professor Sandra Gonzalez of West Aurora High School in Illinois, is practicing her Spanish with her teacher Omar Sixto in a sunny, comfortable and natural environment. Professor González received a scholarship from Illinois Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages to participate in our courses in the Intensive Spanish School Program and will be for two weeks at the Universidad

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Columbus State University students extend their stay at the Uninter’s Spanish School of Cuernavaca

Marissa Williams and Jacquelyn Delauder of the Columbus State University decided to remain at the Spanish School for two more weeks. The program is originally for four weeks, with the purpose of granting university credits for the students through outstanding courses such as: Chicano Literature , Golden Era of Spanish Theater and Film, Contemporary Mexico, and Spanish Phonetics. Nevertheless, Marissa

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