Learn Portuguese in the biggest city of South America!

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Location

Brazil
- São Paulo

Length

2 to 45 weeks

Language

Portuguese

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Weekly Classroom Hours

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Host Family Hostel

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Starting Price

Price Details

Form R$22,00/1h

What's Included

Classes Some Activities Visa Wifi

What's Not Included

Airfare Domestic Airfare Meals SIM cards Some Meals Some Park Fees Travel Insurance

Last Updated: Mar 20, 2018

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What if you could (re)discover Sao Paulo?
There’s a proverb which says, "In Sao Paulo you cry twice: once when you arrive and once when you leave." Football, beaches, carnival … it’s difficult to believe but, besides these, Sao Paulo has a lot more to offer. At aprenda² we will guide you and disclose the city’s secrets.
So that you can make the utmost of your experience we have developed the ALEGRIA course. It goes much further than simply teaching you Brazilian Portuguese. The ALEGRIA course includes sociocultural questions such as the way of life, habits, traditions and much more. Thus you will enrich your experience in Brazil, go beyond the cultural shock and make your integration with the local people easier.

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Small international group for the best learning experience

Get to know the city: museu of immigration

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Language and culture
Immersion course in São Paulo
Make the best of your Brazilian Experience
Learn Portuguese in Sao Paulo

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About aprenda²

aprenda² (meaning "learning squared") is a pilot project, bringing together a community of teachers whose goal is to develop learning tools which can be used in both public and private school systems. We are a social organization founded in 2010. Part of the profits from our activities are reinvested in the project. Our objective? The typical class...