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LANGUAGE TRAINING & COURSES in BURUNDI
We offer various language training, courses and cultural immersion in Burundi.
LEARN FRENCH AND KIRUNDI IN:
CITY LOCATIONS UPON REQUEST
Contact us
Phone: 705 745 4697
Phone Toll Free: 888 494 3974
e-mail us: request information
Working together with our trusted overseas staff and partners, we can meet your requirements and design your own language & cultural immersion program abroad.
We can offer the unique experience of learning a language abroad with an in-country immersion in small groups or private instruction. We offer the following services & options:
:: Professional, qualified instruction & course materials
:: Professional learning centers
:: Flexible course dates & lengths
:: Flexible daily language lessons - group or private
:: Entry & exit testing
:: Safe, comfortable accommodation: homestay, apartments or hotels
:: Daily meal options
:: Cultural immersion & social activities
:: Weekend excursions
:: Workshops, lectures, visits to professional work places, etc
:: Personal guides & lecturers
:: Airport transfer services
:: Comprehensive pre-departure & emergency support
Questions, price quotes or requirements, contact us!
Burundi is geographically at the heart of Africa but, sadly, has also been at the heart of African horrors in recent years. Here is a country of wonderful landscapes, from mountaintops to forests, huge lakes to tropical plateau. Yet this topographical patchwork mirrors Burundi's cultural patchwork, one which has interwoven both Hutu and Tutsi tribal strands, often with violent consequences.
Burundi's situation is improving. President Nkurunziza, democratically elected in 2005, is engaged in peace talks and has announced applauded measures, such as that of introducing free education. However, there is still a danger of indiscriminate attacks from rebel groups in Burundi. Until these incidents are fully quashed, many will miss out on seeing the beauty of Burundi for themselves.
From the Word Travels destination guide to Burundi copyright Globe Media 2011