Switzerland Language Camps and Programs
There are two basic types of language Camp. The first type, which is the more expensive option, is directed at teens and offers an out-of-country experience, in which participants can be fully immersed in the culture and language of their
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There are two basic types of language Camp. The first type, which is the more expensive option, is directed at teens and offers an out-of-country experience, in which participants can be fully immersed in the culture and language of their choice. The other type is more accessible; camps are located within the United States or Canada with certified teachers from around the world to bring the language to the participants. This option is more reasonable for kids of a young age. Additionally, it is much easier on your wallet. Summer language camps abroad, along with the expected language classes, include diverse touristic excursions and opportunities to interact with locals. The other language camps surround kids in as much of the culture and language possible without leaving the country. This usually means native speakers, and in some cases, an imitation of the architecture and landscaping of the country being studied.
What to Pack: Your child should pack weather appropriate clothing for whichever country he or she chooses to visit. A bilingual dictionary is highly recommended, as well as sunblock and bug spray for most locations.
Highlights: For many language camps, the highlights are visiting famous monuments such as the Eiffel Tower or the Colosseum, to name a few.
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Les Elfes International in Switzerland
Les Elfes is perfectly located in the heart of the beautiful Swiss Alps to offer your children the best of Switzerland and all its activities during summer and winter periods.
We offer residential summer, winter and spring camps in the Swiss Alps. During summer, we have 2, 3 and 4 week-sessions and our surroundings offer the perfect setting for a summer in the mountain. Camp experience for ages 7-18. Our warm and diverse international camp community makes people feel at home. We offer exciting programs in our camps: during summer we propose over 40 activities, sports, art, music, drama, cooking, all combined with language lessons and cultural ...
Village Camps
Every child deserves at least one summer at camp! Yes it's nice to have your children at home during the summer, and family trips are a must, but there is no better way to expand a child's mind, both culturally and socially than a camp experience! At Village Camps we have over 40 years of experience in our field. That means for 40 years we have been providing families and most importantly campers a summer experience like no other! With multiple camps in unique European destinations, there's something that every child would enjoy!
Perhaps white water rafting in the Swiss Alps? Maybe a focus on perfecting some basketball or soccer skills with our ...
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There are two basic types of language Camp. The first type, which is the more expensive option, is directed at teens and offers an out-of-country experience, in which participants can be fully immersed in the culture and language of their choice. The other type is more accessible; camps are located within the United States or Canada with certified teachers from around the world to bring the language to the participants. This option is more reasonable for kids of a young age. Additionally, it is much easier on your wallet. Summer language camps abroad, along with the expected language classes, include diverse touristic excursions and opportunities to interact with locals. The other language camps surround kids in as much of the culture and language possible without leaving the country. This usually means native speakers, and in some cases, an imitation of the architecture and landscaping of the country being studied.
What to Pack: Your child should pack weather appropriate clothing for whichever country he or she chooses to visit. A bilingual dictionary is highly recommended, as well as sunblock and bug spray for most locations.
Highlights: For many language camps, the highlights are visiting famous monuments such as the Eiffel Tower or the Colosseum, to name a few.
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