ETT MFL 2019-20 UK

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MFL EDUCATE THROUGH TRAVEL Paris, France

NOW YOU’RE SPEAKING MY

Language!

Tongues will be wagging on our language trips, not that your students need more to talk about. They’ll kiss goodbye to their mother tongue, it’s all things foreign from here on out.

BERLIN

Pigeonholed as the harshest of the MFLs, your students will see the softer side to the language with a trip to Berlin. They’ll appreciate the formation and evolution of the dialect as they unearth the city’s little-known gems.

Inclusions:

HIGHLIGHTS:

v Flights

v Pre-departure teacher pack

v UK & overseas transfers

v 24-hour emergency service

v 2 nights’ accommodation

v F ree trip leader place options

v S pree River Cruise v B erlin Wall Memorial v D DR Museum v C heckpoint Charlie

Itinerary Day 1 Land in Berlin and transfer to your accommodation. Students can practise their German by introducing themselves to accommodation staff.

In the afternoon, they will enjoy a walking tour where you can opt for a German or English-speaking guide, depending on the language levels of your students.

Day 2 In the morning, the group will embark on a Spree River Cruise, the

best way to spot the old and new the city has to offer. In the afternoon, students will have a German lesson with a local teacher which will let them practise their skills in small groups. In the evening, you’ll all enjoy a meal and a chance to review what was learned during the day.

Day 3 A trip to Berlin wouldn’t be complete without a spot of history.

Students can explore exhibits at the Berlin Wall Memorial, DDR Museum and Checkpoint Charlie Museum. For a real challenge, students can listen to the audiobooks in German. Later on, transfer to the airport to catch your evening flight home.

Museum v G erman lesson v C ity walking tour WHAT YOU CAN ADD:

v A day trip to Potzdam v Jewish Museum Berlin v Stasi Prison v Sachsenhausen concentration camp

PERU A quirky alternative for aspirational Spanish students. If you’re looking for something a little different to mainland Spain, then we suggest venturing to Latin America.

Itinerary Day 1 After the flight, your students will land in Lima and transfer to

Inclusions: v Flights

your accommodation. In the afternoon, you and your students will tour the city and explore the Larco Herrera Museum. Although your local guide will speak excellent English, we recommend your students only speak Spanish during their trip. Your guide will take students through the history of the city, before settling everyone down for a bite at a local restaurant, where they only take orders in Spanish! A good opportunity to practise.

v UK & overseas transfers

Day 2 Students will start the day with a Spanish lesson, working in small

v F ree trip leader place options

v 6 nights’ accommodation v Pre-departure teacher pack v 24-hour emergency service

groups to master local phrases and put their learning into context. They’ll then enjoy a guided tour of the Island of Palomino, followed by a visit to the district of Barranco and the Museum Pedro de Osma in the afternoon.

Day 3 Today, students will visit the ancient Sacred Valley. Stopping off at Awanakancha, students will see local wildlife in their natural habitat before checking out the Pisaq Market.

Day 4 Transfer to a local village to meet the locals and learn about their culture - a great opportunity for your students to practise their language skills with others.

Day 5 Surely a highlight! Transfer from the village and hop on the

expedition train to Machu Picchu to explore the wonder on a guided tour.

Your guide will talk you through the history and offer hiking advice.

HIGHLIGHTS:

v Tour of Island of Palomino v Museum Pedro de Osma v Pisaq Market v Sacred Valley v Local community work v Expedition of Machu Picchu

Day 6 Enjoy a walking tour of the San Blas District and Casa Concha,

where ancient artefacts from Machu Picchu are displayed. In the afternoon, the group will have a Spanish lesson with a local teacher to polish the skills they’ve picked up on their trip.

Day 7 This morning, students will head out to a local market to gather

food for their final breakfast. Get students practising their skills by bartering in Spanish. Their final day in Peru wouldn’t be complete without one last Spanish lesson to round off the trip. After a full day, you’ll transfer to the airport for your homebound flight.

WHAT YOU CAN ADD:

v C ooking class v T rip to Lima v P achacamac Ruins v S urfing lessons

PARIS

Bonjour! It’s the chicest city on earth calling.

Students can discover their artistic side in the shade of the Eiffel Tower and discover their appetite in the many boulangeries. And we guess it’s an alright place to practice your French as well.

Inclusions:

HIGHLIGHTS:

v Flights

v Pre-departure teacher pack

v UK & overseas transfers

v 24-hour emergency service

v 2 nights’ accommodation

v F ree trip leader place options

v W alking tour v M usée d’Orsay v M usée de Parfum v P aris Theatre

Itinerary

performance v E iffel Tower

Day 1 Land in Paris and transfer to your accommodation. Students will

v F rench lesson

Day 2 In the morning, students will visit the spectacular Musée d’Orsay

v The Cinema Rex

start their time in Paris with a walking tour, there is the option to have this in French or English depending on the ability of your students. In the evening, your students will enjoy their first meal together. before creating their own scent at the Musée de Parfum. In the afternoon, they’ll enjoy a Paris Theatre performance - a beautiful display of dance and music. English subtitles are available and a meet and greet can be organised.

Day 3 What language trip would be complete without a trip to the

Eiffel Tower? Students will scale the 1,710 steps to the top for the best views of the whole city. After lunch, students will have a French lesson with a local teacher, giving them the opportunity to practise their skills in small groups. In the evening, enjoy a group meal and take the time to discuss the day’s learnings. Transfer to the airport tonight and catch an evening flight home.

WHAT YOU CAN ADD:

v Forum des Images v The Opera Bastille

MADRID

Go MAD for Madrid. Where better to be soaking it all up like a sponge than on the mainland of Spain? Don’t be surprised if they come back pro flamenco dancers or tapas connoisseurs.

Inclusions:

HIGHLIGHTS:

v Flights

v Pre-departure teacher pack

v UK & overseas transfers

v 24-hour emergency service

v 2 nights’ accommodation

v F ree trip leader place options

v El Prado Museum v R eal Academia de

Bellas Artes v Plaza Mayor

Itinerary Day 1 Arrive in Madrid and settle at your centrally-located

v S panish lesson at a

local school v C entro de Arte

Reina Sofia

accommodation. In the afternoon, pay a visit to El Prado Museum, Real Academia de Bellas Artes and the Plaza Mayor. In the evening, your students will enjoy their group meal together.

v M useo Thyssen-

Day 2 This morning, your group will visit a local Spanish school for a

v Palacio Real

morning lesson where they’ll share their knowledge with Spanish students matched by their language ability. In the afternoon, it’s more sightseeing and language practise at the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Museo ThyssenBornemisza and Palacio Real. Practice your Spanish skills over some tasty tapas that evening.

Day 3 On the morning of their final day your students will be heading to a local food market, where they will be ordering breakfast from local vendors using all the Spanish vocab they have learnt on their trip.

Following that, you can all enjoy some well-deserved free time before transferring to the airport and heading home.

Bornemisza

WHAT YOU CAN ADD:

v Royal Palace of

Madrid v Museo Nacional

del Prado v Puerta del Sol

BARCELONA

A buzzing culture capital where tapas, dancing and friendly locals spill from the streets and right into your heart. Students will pick up local phrases as they get their daily dose of culture.

Inclusions:

HIGHLIGHTS:

v Flights

v Pre-departure teacher pack

v UK & overseas transfers

v 24 hour emergency service

v 2 nights’ accommodation

v F ree trip leader place options

v F lamenco dancing

class v W alking tour v P ort Aventura

Itinerary Day 1 Land in Barcelona and head out for the afternoon, making a splash at PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park. Later, tell the group to grab their dancing shoes for a flamenco dancing class. During your stay, challenge your students to only speak Spanish to the locals.

Day 2 In the morning, enjoy a local cooking lesson with Spanish-only

instructions - a real test for your group’s concentration levels! Once filled to the brim with local cuisine, students will then have Spanish lessons in small groups, giving them a chance to practise their learnings on a local. You can even opt to pair up students with locals from a school in Barcelona who will be perfectly matched to their own language ability.

Day 3 On their final day, explore the tourist hotspots on a walking

tour. Checking off the biggest names: Sagrada Família and other Gaudi landmarks, as well as the Olympic Port and Ring. Your students will enjoy some free time in the city before transferring to the airport to catch their flight home.

v C ookery class v P rofessional Spanish

lessons WHAT YOU CAN ADD:

v M ontseny National

Park v T he Gothic Quarter v L a Boqueria

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