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Please send check to Casa Xelaju, 4701 Zenith Ave. S., Minneapolis MN 55410. Tuition per hour is $14 per regular Spanish and $16.00 per hour for test preparation.

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Terms and Conditions1. Upon successful payment to Casa Xelaju for Skype classes, you are bound to the following contract: A. Cancellation policy I. Classes must be cancelled at least 12 hours before the arranged class time. II. Cancellations made at least 12 hours before the arranged class time will receive a full refund for the class and reschedule. III. ‘Late Notice Cancellations,’ or cancellations made within 12 hours of the class will not be refunded. IV. After two consecutive Late Notice Cancellations, Casa Xelajú reserves the right to cancel the contract and deny a refund. V. Cancellation is only effective after a confirmation of cancellation. From the staff at Casa Xelajú B. Class duration I. Classes last one hour, unless otherwise arranged by the student and the administration at Casa Xelajú II. Students should be connected to Skype at their scheduled time. 1. Casa Xelajú is not responsible for tardiness by the student. 2. If the student is not connected at their schedule time, the class will still end at the originally scheduled end time. – if a student is 20 minutes late, the class will only last 40 minutes. III. Casa Xelajú reserves the right to cancel a contract for repeated lateness *

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The history of Casa Xelajú (1987) is one built on trial and error with visions of a better future for Guatemala and an international awareness of Guatemala’s political, social, and cultural situation.

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