where can I found a 3 month intensive course on fashin desin?\ncanada,america,or europe?\nthe course must be in english.\ndegree or diploma is not important,just wanna learn,and get the noation.
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I know Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC (English speaking) has a well respected program. They have a summer program, which may be what you are looking for.\n\nCheck link below.
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Here's a tip.  Go to France on an exchange program.  You will learn more French in one month than in a year of study.  Check around.  There are some summer programs that are not that expensive.
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Why dont you try a distance coaching.You can also join any Distance course in other country sorry i dont have much details.
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Try googling it with:  VALENCIA, ESL, "ENGLISH TEACHER", etc.\n\nYou can also contact International House in Barcelona or Hyland Language Centre in Madrid.  These are ESL training facilities where students receive certification at the highest level: the CELTA degree.\n\nAdemas, puedes poner un anuncio en un tablon de anuncios.\nSuerte!
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The best way to learn any language is through a technique called "total immersion".  This is where nothing is spoken except the target language.  So, no English whatsoever, only Spanish in your case.\nUse the latest technique of "Total Immersion," which can be more specifically called the "Communicative Method of Total Immersion".\n\nWith this method, the student is submersed in a Spanish-speaking environment that extends beyond the classroom, to include all aspects of his or her life during the time it takes to learn the language. So the classroom becomes in reality, an extension of the student's reality while studying . Therefore, language acquisition never ceases to take place. \n\nThis Total Immersion technique is based on three open structures:\n\na. Integrated skills, \nb. Grammar by analogy, not by analysis, and\nc. Themes selected by the learner, i.e restauraunts, banking, travel. \n\nWith this system, the learner is able to feel the success, and hear how they are making progress in the language, in different communicative situations.\n\nI don't know if you will be fluent in 30 days.  That depends on prior knowledge of the language, language proficiency apptitude, and a variety of other factors.  It will be difficult even if you do pick up languages quickly, but if you are determined enough, you could potentially have a rudimentary understanding of the fundamentals of the Spanish language within a month by utilizing total immersion.\n\nThe Defense Language Institute in California (the military language school) teaches all of it's languages in this manner.
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The best place to look would be on the web, using a local search. There are a few sites out there that can direct you, Yahoo for one, the other is www.clickforlessons.com. They help find instructors for students. You can search for free on their site and see if they have any foreign language instructors in your area. You would probably learn faster if you find a private instructor as opposed to taking a class at a community college. The only issue is $$$. The private lessons may cost more. Good luck!
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hey reddy garu just go around some consultancies in n arounh HYD if ur from hyd. jus no more abt dem . i now ther r around 10 varsities in china wer a class room is filled with indian students for pursuing higer studies . the fee is comparitively less than US or UK . i think using internet or consultants is better u can check out international univs counselling conducted in city now n den..n  do refer "educational times" in times of india as well as times ascent ...so all the best
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Don't you mean NVQ 3.\nTry your local college or adult learning centre.
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I totally agree with gospdin...\nHowever, something he said must be EMPHASIZED!!!\n\nIt will not be anything you could have ever prepared for or anticipated (which is part of the fun). Everyone's experience is totally different (and yet, in some ways similar) no matter the country, site or assignment. \n\nAnd remember, 2 years is a long time to be immersed in another culture which can be very different from your own. \n\nThe only expectation to give yourself is that progress (work, language, comfort) happens in baby-steps and is often few and far between depending on your goals.\n\nI love my experience (6 months to go)!
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Total immersion is the best way....have you considered stuy abroad or an exchange student program?\n\nRosetta Stone\nDo you live somewhere were there are a lot of spanish-speaking people? Ask one of them to help you, and maybe you can help them with English.
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try http://www.yourdictionary.com/ there should be a Finish learning program there. I have used thet site to get to a japanesse learning program...
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Go to www.state.gov.  They have numerous internship programs (though they are extremely competitive) and will give you information on how to apply for and take the civil service and foreign service exams.  The more languages, the better off you are.  They need more people with Middle Eastern and Asian languages for their hot jobs right now.
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Hi I work as an online instructor, and previously at Berlitz. They use the "natural method of teaching" where you teach and speak only the targeted language. I left about a year ago so I don't really their approach to online teaching.\n\nHowever, when I left I went into online training and ever since I've developed my own methodology and the only online esl tutoring info website. I went into online training and I've since developed several teaching materials based on the natural method (not the Berlitz method) for teaching ESL. This approach seems to work well, and I've been using it online (and inside the classroom) for about a year using Skype's chat and voice conferencing feature - sometimes 1:1 or 5:1. I use interactive video, questioning techniques .... which are all accessed by students on the web as they speak to me. You can also teach grammar, writing, and just about any other subject but this would be a slightly different approach.
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I understand that Macalaster in Minnesota has a great international program (Kofi Annan, head of UN, being one of their graduates).  Another good one for languages and foreign policy is Middlebury--small, in Vermont, but a very good school overall.  I'm do the college-search thing right now; I hope this helps you!
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Immersion is the best teacher. Use your tuition to book a nice English Speaking cruise or tour. 3 weeks! sounds like you'll meet a lot of new friends and go home talking like a native English speaker!\n\nBy the way...I notice in your writing that you could teach a few of us Yahoo Answerers a bit of English!
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I would highly recommend a 10-day vipassana meditation course (http://www.dhamma.org/vipassan.htm ) if you can get the time off.  I think it's definitely worth it, so keep it in mind.\n\nIt's very intense, over 10 hours of meditation a day for 10 days, complete silence (except with the teachers), and guidance instructions basically broken up into hour-chunks.  It might seem intimidating but it's very doable and you just need to have the intention to do it.\n\nAlso it's non-sectarian, anyone can practice it, and it's free from any dogma, blind belief, etc.\n\nAlso (again) the courses are free, by donation only, and no recommended or forced donation.  Even the room and board are provided, because past students have found it to be beneficial so it's supported entirely by donation.\n\nVery intense but since it's so rigorous most people see distinct benefits after only 10 days.