Free activities in the afternoon

• Bikes tours around Antigua (bikes included)
• Tours in Coffee Plantations, Textiles Museums, Macadamia nuts plantations, Churches, Ruins
• Scrabble in Spanish
• Salsa & Merengue classes
• Guatemalan cooking classes
• Foot-ball & Basket-ball
• Academia de Español Antigüeña makes a casting of lots with the students to give a free trip to a destination like Tikal, Atitlán, Río Dulce, Cobán, Panajachel, Chichicastenango, Monterrico Beach, Volcanoes and many other places to a student every week.

• Video Movies and documentaries about Guatemala (customs & habits, folklore, history)
• Spanish Language games to improve your Spanish
• Additional group classes Tuesday and Thursdays
• Preparation of traditional Guatemalan meals and candies (e.g. How to make tortillas)
• Trips to indigenous villages
• Tours to coffee and macadamia nut plantations
• Tours to a organic macadamia farm where information is given in English or Spanish about this ecological project.
• Tours to museums
• Tours to silver and jade factories
• Cultural Events
• Exercises with songs in Spanish
• Bicycle rides to the villages around Antigua watching the nice views of villages
• Merengue and salsa dance classes.
• Introduction into typical woven crafts, and make your own craft in one hour
• Introduction to the Mayan ceremonies
• Visits to museums, churches and tourist sites, guided by spanish teacher; you will also have the opportunity to consult him anything about your trip and stay in Guatemala
• Bicycles are available for you to explore the city and surrounding sights. All students have the opportunity to have a bicycle free of charge to explore the surroundings of Antigua, to see beautiful views and sunrises or just for transportation during their stay in Antigua.

Note: All activities are paid by the School, there are not hidden prices!. Your teachers can be included in these activities.

All activities and learning materials are provided by the school free of charge. There are some other interesting places to visit in Guatemala, if you would like to visit these sites, there is an extra charge for it.

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FREE SERVICES

 School Diploma & Certificate upon the completion of yours studies

• All study and teaching material
• Voluntary Work Placements: Volunteer opportunities in the hospitals with children or adults in different areas: Social work, Nursery, kitchen, Laboratory, etc.. Our school supports an educational project in San Antonio Aguas Calientes. We provide notebooks, pencils, paper and the students can help if interested.
• Reception of faxes, emails
• Use of our safe box
• Phone calls reception (502) (7832-7241).
• Purified water.

 

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WELCOME TO YOUR LIFETIME EXPERIENCE!

Antigua is a small city located in the Guatemala highlands at 5000 feet, (1500mt), and dates from the Spanish colonial era. It is nestled in a valley surrounded by lush mountains and three extinct volcanoes, creating an incredible panoramic view. In 1965, Antigua was named "Monument of the Americas" by the Pan American Institute, due to its cobblestone streets, magnificent ruins and Spanish colonial architecture making it one of the most charming cities in the whole of Latin America Not only Antigua, but the surroundings villages also provide an abundance of interesting and colorful places to visit. The Easter celebrations are a fascinating sight, which attracts thousands of Latin Americans every year, as Antigua was the original sight of the first Catholic Convents. Today Antigua can claim a truly international variety of restaurants and nightlife. There are also excellent opportunities for hiking, climbing, camping, swimming and cycling. Then add to this the world famous ruins of Tikal, further away but very accessible, and you'll find yourself spoilt with things to see and do. The beautiful surroundings of Antigua and the fascinating ancient Mayan culture of Guatemala will make your stay the experience of your life! New!: Antigua's Map available!

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Here is a list of some of the people who studied in 2000 - 2007 that can help you by telling you something about our School:

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-	CHAZZ POLIZZOTTO	livethedream2@gmail.com
-	Leslie Balwin	lbaldwin@lausd.net
-	Rob Bruhn	12233@yahoo.com
-	Joneal Anderson	jimjaketyler@yahoo.com
-	Betsy Ewing	betsyewing@carolina.rr.com
-	JO HAVERSON	johaverson@mac.com
-	JONEAL ANDERSON	jimjaketyler@yahoo.com
-	TINA DERUNTZ	ttsquarepants@gmail.com
-	Aki Ito	aki_kirax1210@yahoo.co.jp
-	Spencer Jacobson	spencersjacobson@gmail.com
-	David Unger	proeco@itelgua.com
-	James & Joyce	Jward29690@aol.com
-	Tina Jordan	tinatfakhrid@yahoo.com
-	Travis Doering	mesoman1@aol.com
-	George Hanson	george@georgehanson.com
-	Jacquie Rodgers	globaljac@yahoo.com
-	Brian Rex	brianrex@hotmail.com
-	Carl Heffington	candcheffington@yahoo.com
-	Michael Hurley	michael_glen@yahoo.com
-	Ana Andrade	aninha_ufes@hotmail.com
-	Elena Busto	busto.elena@gmail.com
-	Becky Harris	scattyhatty@hotmail.com
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