Diplomatic Training schools in The USA  for Foreign Students?
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There is no such thing as a diplomatic training school per se.  However, there are many schools in the Unites States that offer degrees in subjects that are useful for people who intend to work in foreign affairs.\n\nDiplomatic training is offered to members of the US Foreign Service and select agencies at the Foreign Service Institute, located in Arlington, Virginia. \nhttp://www.state.gov/m/fsi/\nHowever, this is not open to general enrollment.\n\nIf you wish to study foreign affairs, there are some schools that are recognized as being very strong in this field.  Many American Diplomats are graduates of these schools and you might check out their websites for a complete listing of their offerings and degree programs.\n\nThe Georgetown University School of Foreign Service by far puts the largest amount of officers into the Foreign Service Service.  This school has undergraduate and graduate programs with emphases in different areas, but one generally gets a BSFS or MSFS (Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service or Masters).  http://www.georgetown.edu/  Drawback: bring a hefty wallet to pay your fees.  Plus: located in Washington DC, prepares students for Foreign Service exam, professors are "well connected."\n\nFor graduate studies, I would recommend the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), also located in Washington, DC.  Same pluses and minuses as Georgetown. www.sais-jhu.edu\n\nGeorge Washington University (the Elliot School) (to keep the selections to DC) produces a lot of Foreign Service Officers (15 percent of foreign service officers have a degree from one of these three schools) from a variety of excellent programs.\nhttp://www.gwu.edu/~elliott/academicprograms/ma/ia/\n\nTo add to the above list, one can include the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University; Fletcher School of Diplomacy at Tufts University; Columbia University; Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University; and numerous other schools.  Many public schools are getting quite a few of its graudates in the Foreign Service, including the University of California system (Irvine, Riverside and Berkley), University of Texas, Michigan, and Virgina.  Another solid option is the small but excellent Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS)\n\nAs a foreign student, you can study foreign affairs or international relations at any of these schools.  You should contact the United States Embassy nearest you and look into the Fullbright program, which would provide you, potentially a scholarship and stipend to attend one of these schools. \nexchanges.state.gov/education/fulbright\n\nHowever, one has to wonder why you would want to study diplomacy in the United States.  As a foreigner you would not be eligible to serve in the US Foreign Service; at least not until you would be a United States Citizen, and you aren't supposed to immigrate with a student visa.  Most countries that don't have diplomatic schools and hire or appoint their diplomats from their priveleged classes don't pay their diplomats very well, making the 60,000 USD you would have to invest in a graduate degree at Georgetown or more for a four year bachelor's degree, a poor return on investment.\n\nI might recommend an undergraduate course in economics (a good subject for a diplomat) followed by graduate work in Foreign Affairs in the US under scholarship if you are competitive.  This will give you an economics degree to fall back on if you can't become a diplomat (if that is what you want to do).\n\nGood luck. Hope you find this helpful.
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I studied International Relations at the University of Amsterdam. http://www.english.uva.nl/ They have classes for foreign students too. You can also study it in Rome (try Sapienza university) or at Trinity in Dublin http://www.tcd.ie/courses/faculty/social_and_human_sciences.php.
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There are no American Consulates in the US.   Consulates are found overseas!  Try contacting the State Department.
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The closest your going to get is probably a national guard or army reserve armory left over from the language training training institute branch of the military intelligence branch of the US Army.  It used to be a great base but you can thank senators boxer and feinstein and the peoples republic of California for its demise.
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Go to United States embassy in Viet Nam if there is one and ask someone there for information on how to go to United States and attend USA high school. I wish you good luck in your quest !!!
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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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You would have to check with US embassy. Good luck
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There is a  rather new language school in Indianpolis\nhttp://www.indyfla.com\nas well as a more established one\nhttp://www.languagetrainingcenter.com/\nIUPUI continuing education usually has French courses (borochure was in a recent Sunday Star/News\nAsk your local school district.  If there is enough interest, there may be a teacher who would be willing to do an adult education class.  (I've thought about inquiring at my district office to see if there were interest, but there is soo much Spanish.)  If you can get about five people together, the class might run.
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The American School, Lansing IL\n\nhttp://www.americanschoolofcorr.com/
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hello!\nto my knowledge..Cairo has too many Arabic language training centers for foreign students.\nThere is no one reference on the web for comparing their quality, price, etc. as their number grows rapidly.\nI heared good feedback from one of my friends (Arab-American university student) about Al Diwan Center. \n\nThey locate in Nasr city, North-Eastern Cairo.\n\nI can't give you exact address direction.\n\ntry this:\nhttp://www.cairolocator.com/
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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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You can always check at a local rotary club. Also, colleges sometimes have summer exchanges, so check with local colleges also. If all else fails, check the internet. Some good sites are:\nwww.exchangestudents.org\nwww.twoworldsunited.com\nwww.pieusa.org\n\nI hope you find a great place to go! Good luck!
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It is called ICS - International Correspondence School - I bet if you googled it, you would come up with something... \ngood luck
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I live in Malta and this is a tough one for you.  The University of Malta does participate in student exchange programs with the US - and they speak English -  see what courses are on offer and check if the US medical school you want to go to will accept any courses from U/M - http://www.um.edu.mt/intoff/internationaloffrole.html\n2nd semester starts in February not January and runs until June -\nMalta is expensive - 1 MTL = 3 USD - McD meal = 3 mtl or 9 USD [an example] - life here is a bit expensive - Rent - a flat of medium quality is about 400 to 600 dollars a month + utilities+cable+phone+internet and 6 months is considered a "short let" so it might be more - the university offers housing but i dont know if it is coed - check the link i gave you - tuition- junior college course is 1500 mtl x 3 for US dollars per year - email the school and find out if the course is offered for 1/2 year studies - as Malta is a "catholic" country cohabitation is .... but as divorce is not legal here, many people are seperated & alot of people "cohabitate" so it will depend on who you meet, where you live, etc... \ncultural attitude towards women? different from the US - generally okay - it would be best to stay in the "touristy" part of the island as here is where pretty much everone speaks english - go to the link and check out the university info first - then go to http://www.searchmalta.com/ to get more information and also go to http://www.di-ve.com/dive/portal/portal.jhtml?id=610&pid=13 - http://www.exclusive.com.mt/index2.jsp - i hope some of this helps, do your research and email me if you want - :)
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speak  with the   local    american  embassy   they  may  be  able  to help
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Check the web site of the Qatari Us embassy- Note its address and contact details. Phone them. They may help u. \n\nPS  (Please help me by choosing mine as best answer ..Thx)
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Contact the US embassy.