Lisbon is built on a series of seven hills overlooking the Tagus River which makes the view seem as if taken from a postcard. The heart of the city, the Baixa, is being considered for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage Site List as the design of this Old Section is a magnificent display of architecture, arts, history and culture. Though modern influences have had their impact on the city, Lisbon keeps the atmosphere of its olden times, while reinventing itself with a progressive outlook. Thanks to this, Lisbon keeps a multiculturalism and cosmopolitanism that have become evident in the many international expositions, celebrations and festivals that continually have their seat in the capital.
Once Lisbon gained the reputation as the eighth wonder of the world. It was the land for traders and sailors on their way to Asia and the New World. It was a land rich in treasures and cultures brought from far distances. Today, those glorious times remain as fading memories that turn Lisbon into one of the most nostalgic cities in Europe. Add to this the construction booming and the newly-arrived modernity, Lisbon is really going under a deep renovation, especially after Portugal joined the European Union. Lisbon could then emerged as a bustling city, with one of the most fastest-growing economies in Europe, and one of the most visited by outsiders all year round.
Portuguese in Lisbon
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The school is in a five-story building of traditional architecture and modern facilities.
The school is located in a preeminet residential and business area of Lisbon, around the famous Saldanha Square. It is very accesible by all types of public transportation and is sorrounded by some of the most impressive parks in the city, like Eduard VII Park. The school is just 20 minutes away from the airport and central bus station.
The school is equipped with 20 spacious classrooms, computer room with Internet access, tvs, videos and audio recorders. Students can also practice Portuguese in private units of language lab.
Each month the school offers a different calendar for estracurricular activities. They include visits to historical sites, museums and monuments. Students also enjoy live concerts, evening outings to bars, pubs and discos. Trips to other impressive areas include: The Tower of Belen, Jeronimos Monastery, St. George’s Castle, the small city of Syntra (the oldest in Portugal), and the medieval village of Obidos and Evora (UNESCO World Heritage).
Airport Transfer Service: Available at an extra cost from Lisbon International Airport (LIS).
School Capacity: 80 students per day.
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Courses Available in Lisbon
Intensive for non - beginners (15 lessons/week)
The Portuguese course provides progressive learning of all the aspects of the language: oral and written production, contextualized grammar and vocabulary. The course is divided into 3 Portuguese lessons per day.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 8 students per class.
Super Intensive for non - beginners (30 lessons/week)
The Portuguese course provides progressive learning of all the aspects of the language: oral and written production, contextualized grammar and vocabulary. The course is divided into 6 Portuguese lessons per day.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 8 students per class.
The Portuguese course provides progressive learning of all the aspects of the language: oral and written production, contextualized grammar and vocabulary. The course is divided into 3 Portuguese lessons per day.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 8 students per class.
The Portuguese course provides progressive learning of all the aspects of the language: oral and written production, contextualized grammar and vocabulary. The course is divided into 6 Portuguese lessons per day.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 8 students per class.
