Program B / Intensive Group

One of the best ways to learn Spanish is to combine formal studies with living with a Mexican family. A homestay provides the student with the opportunity not only to experience first-hand Mexican daily life, but also to learn new vocabulary and expressions, and to practice speaking and listening skills outside the classroom. It is an enriching cultural experience that is long remembered.

Families have been carefully selected to provide security and a comfortable atmosphere for OLÉ students. The families that work with OLÉ offer family involvement and they enjoy it!

The minimum stay is one week, and students can pay for additional nights.

• In México we usually have breakfast between 7:00-9:00 a.m., lunch (main meal) between 2:00-4:00 p.m. and supper between 8:00-10:00 p.m.

• Includes towels and sheets, which will be changed weekly.

• Students can either buy their own soap and wash their clothes in their homes or use a laundry service. (additional price).

• Families may also invite the student to some family activities such as eating out, or trips, etc. If the student decides to accept these invitations, he/she will cover his/her own expenses.

• Homes are no more than 15 minutes away from the school, either walking or by public bus.
• On the first day of class, a member of the family will take the student to OLÉ and will pick him/her up, so that the student learns the way to school and back.

• The Student will have access to all the common areas in the house (patios, garden, kitchen, TV. room, living room, etc.).

• Students may not make free use of the family telephone. You may receive phone calls at normal and decent hours, but you can not make any long distance calls. If you wish to use the phone for a local phone call please advise your homestay mother first (every phone call costs money to your host family money) . You can purchase a long distance phone card at the school or at any convenience store in order to make your calls

One of the best ways to learn Spanish is to combine formal studies with living with a Mexican family. A homestay provides the student with the opportunity not only to experience first-hand Mexican daily life, but also to learn new vocabulary and expressions, and to practice speaking and listening skills outside the classroom. It is an enriching cultural experience that is long remembered.

Families have been carefully selected to provide security and a comfortable atmosphere for OLÉ students. The families that work with OLÉ offer family involvement and they enjoy it!

The minimum stay is one week, and students can pay for additional nights.

• In México we usually have breakfast between 7:00-9:00 a.m., lunch (main meal) between 2:00-4:00 p.m. and supper between 8:00-10:00 p.m.

• Includes towels and sheets, which will be changed weekly.

• Students can either buy their own soap and wash their clothes in their homes or use a laundry service. (additional price).

• Families may also invite the student to some family activities such as eating out, or trips, etc. If the student decides to accept these invitations, he/she will cover his/her own expenses.

• Homes are no more than 15 minutes away from the school, either walking or by public bus.
• On the first day of class, a member of the family will take the student to OLÉ and will pick him/her up, so that the student learns the way to school and back.

• The Student will have access to all the common areas in the house (patios, garden, kitchen, TV. room, living room, etc.).

• Students may not make free use of the family telephone. You may receive phone calls at normal and decent hours, but you can not make any long distance calls. If you wish to use the phone for a local phone call please advise your homestay mother first (every phone call costs money to your host family money) . You can purchase a long distance phone card at the school or at any convenience store in order to make your calls

One of the best ways to learn Spanish is to combine formal studies with living with a Mexican family. A homestay provides the student with the opportunity not only to experience first-hand Mexican daily life, but also to learn new vocabulary and expressions, and to practice speaking and listening skills outside the classroom. It is an enriching cultural experience that is long remembered.

Families have been carefully selected to provide security and a comfortable atmosphere for OLÉ students. The families that work with OLÉ offer family involvement and they enjoy it!

The minimum stay is one week, and students can pay for additional nights.
• While the homestay includes 3 meals/day, house-mothers prepare meals only 6 days a week. On Sundays, students can make use of the kitchen and prepare their own meals.

• In México we usually have breakfast between 7:00-9:00 a.m., lunch (main meal) between 2:00-4:00 p.m. and supper between 8:00-10:00 p.m.

• Includes towels and sheets, which will be changed weekly.

• Students can either buy their own soap and wash their clothes in their homes or use a laundry service. (additional price).

• Families may also invite the student to some family activities such as eating out, or trips, etc. If the student decides to accept these invitations, he/she will cover his/her own expenses.

• Homes are no more than 15 minutes away from the school, either walking or by public bus.
• On the first day of class, a member of the family will take the student to OLÉ and will pick him/her up, so that the student learns the way to school and back.

• The Student will have access to all the common areas in the house (patios, garden, kitchen, TV. room, living room, etc.).

• Students may not make free use of the family telephone. You may receive phone calls at normal and decent hours, but you can not make any long distance calls. If you wish to use the phone for a local phone call please advise your homestay mother first (every phone call costs money to your host family money) . You can purchase a long distance phone card at the school or at any convenience store in order to make your calls

One of the best ways to learn Spanish is to combine formal studies with living with a Mexican family. A homestay provides the student with the opportunity not only to experience first-hand Mexican daily life, but also to learn new vocabulary and expressions, and to practice speaking and listening skills outside the classroom. It is an enriching cultural experience that is long remembered.

Families have been carefully selected to provide security and a comfortable atmosphere for OLÉ students. The families that work with OLÉ offer family involvement and they enjoy it!

The minimum stay is one week, and students can pay for additional nights.
• While the homestay includes 3 meals/day, house-mothers prepare meals only 6 days a week. On Sundays, students can make use of the kitchen and prepare their own meals.

• In México we usually have breakfast between 7:00-9:00 a.m., lunch (main meal) between 2:00-4:00 p.m. and supper between 8:00-10:00 p.m.

• Includes towels and sheets, which will be changed weekly.

• Students can either buy their own soap and wash their clothes in their homes or use a laundry service. (additional price).

• Families may also invite the student to some family activities such as eating out, or trips, etc. If the student decides to accept these invitations, he/she will cover his/her own expenses.

• Homes are no more than 15 minutes away from the school, either walking or by public bus.
• On the first day of class, a member of the family will take the student to OLÉ and will pick him/her up, so that the student learns the way to school and back.

• The Student will have access to all the common areas in the house (patios, garden, kitchen, TV. room, living room, etc.).

• Students may not make free use of the family telephone. You may receive phone calls at normal and decent hours, but you can not make any long distance calls. If you wish to use the phone for a local phone call please advise your homestay mother first (every phone call costs money to your host family money) . You can purchase a long distance phone card at the school or at any convenience store in order to make your calls