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August 09, 2007

Summer Camp: a great chance to brush up foreign languages skills

Lots of universities and educational institutions promote Foreign Language Immersion Summer Camps. While it might not be as intense as spending a month sipping espressos in Italy or eating croissants at Parisians cafes, it is quite close, and a lot more affordable and easy to arrange. Following is a list with some ideas (I am not endorsing any of them, I just made a pedestrian search on Google and came up with those):

Foreign Language Camps at Millersville University: French, German and Spanish

Savoir Faire, in California: caters to preschool until mid-teens

Discovering Languages

Posted at 05:39 PM in Bilingual Activities Ideas |

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