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Costa de Valencia, a Spanish language school, teaching Spanish to nonnative students, in the heart of Valencia, is merging learning Spanish with its culture for the numerous students who come to learn the language. Every year students from all over the globe come to this language school to learn Spanish. The purpose of the language school is to not only provide the essentials for learning Spanish but also to get familiar with the culture to which the language belongs. Therefore numerous activities in sports and for leisure are merged with the curriculum of the language school. Costa De Valencia offers up to four outdoor activities daily, to familiarize the students with the rich heritage in Spanish language and culture.
Some of the outdoor activities lined up for the language school students are a visit to the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, the arena where bullfighting takes place, La Albufera – the national park, El Mestalla the football ground, etc. In addition to these the students get to dance the salsa, play football and savor the Spanish culture wholeheartedly.
The students of the language school also get to participate in the events in Valencia like the Fallas, and the Tomatina festival to name a few. Videos on the schools activities will be uploaded on the school's home page as well as YouTube and Facebook to familiarize the students.
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College of the Desert in Palm Desert, California may cut as m any as 350 classes and hike prices on English course programs for non-native speakers in an effort to close a $1.8 million budget hole.
The college board approved a plan that would increase the cost of lower level "English as a Second Language" classes from $15 to $108 per course. With the new plan, the noncredit classes would be paid for solely with student fees and federal money and not impact the school's general fund. This would affect about 800 students who are currently taking these classes. In response to the proposals, students staged a silent protest outside of the school's board of trustees meeting on April 15. They held signs that read "Give me a chance to be someone", "Help me be a nurse", and "Help me transfer to UCLA."
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