ENGLISH, SPANISH, GERMAN, FRENCH & ITALIAN SEMINARS IN MALLORCA
ALL LEVELS ➟ BEGINNERS | INTERMEDIATE | ADVANCED | BUSINESS
SCHEDULE FOR WEEKLY SEMINARS
Arrival: on the day before the training
DAY 1
10 am - Start of the Training
1 pm - 2 pm - Lunch
until 5 pm - Language Training
DAY 2
10 am - Language Training
1 pm - 2 pm Lunch
until 5 pm - Language Training
Evening: Activity with the Trainer
DAY 3
10 am - Language Training
1 pm - 2 pm Lunch
until 5 pm - Language Training
Evening: Feedback
DAY 4
10 am - Language Training
1 pm - 2 pm Lunch
until 5 pm - Language Training
DAY 5
10 am - Language Training
1 pm - 2 pm Lunch
until 5 pm - Language Training
Departure: Final day after the training
Remarks• Accommodation in one of our luxury hotels in Majorca depending on availability and requests of our clients
• We can help you on your arrival and departure if required (Flights, Shuttle service etc.)
A. Duration of Seminar & Hours of Tuition
• Duration: 5 days
• Start: Monday
• End: Friday
• Daily Start: 10 am
• Daily End: 5 pm
• Total Hours: 30 hours of tuition
B. Course Objective
Fluent Conversation1. Important phrases
2. Consolidation of the past and future tenses
3. Cultural-historical vocabulary
4. Business language
5. Conversation training
6. Tutoring by means of films, listening comprehension and newspaper articles
7. Thinking, speaking and feeling in the foreign language
Advanced Vocabulary1. Important verbs
2. Conjunctions and filler words
3. Past tenses
4. Sayings and colloquial speech
After 5 full days you will be able to control any conversation! Your passive knowledge (understanding) will be slightly superior to your active knowledge (conversation). Depending on your previous knowledge our educational objective lies close to 750 words. And that only within one week!
Non-Verbal Elements
In Superlearning we speak about 'holistic' learning. Therefore we apply the following non-verbal aspects:
1. Reduction of speaking blockades
2. Training of recall and motivation
3. Intercultural transfer
4. Techniques of relaxation which support the long-term learning effect