Spanish for Educators

Obtain up to 16 undegraduate college credit in Spanish or 125 CEUS

Dates in the Summer and chaperones  of 2025         Sample Calendar of activities

Fund for Teachers is offering grants to teachers and school administrators who participate in our Spanish program for educators in Quetzaltenango,  Guatemala.  For more info, please contact Perrin Worrell 800.681.2667

We are aware that learning a second language in the United States can be difficult with the heavy workload that most school personnel carry.

With a total immersion approach, this learning process can be accelerated as well as enlightening as you experience the Spanish culture firsthand.

Visiting a foreign country to study its language can be an overwhelming experience for even the most seasoned traveler. However, when the school you attend is Casa  Xelajú, all of your fears and worries seem to go away.

Its faculty and staff make your stay comfortable and your language learning fun. The school has a genuine interest in your assimilation into the language and culture of Guatemala.

For more information about individual travel and classes, please email our staff.

Tuition US$1,800.00 +airfare

Tuition includes 3 meals a day, 5 hours of instruction a day, own bedroom,  4 hotels with one colonial-style five-star hotel with AC  (shared rooms) during excursions, translations, fees to access parks and museums, private transportation during the trip, breakfasts during excursions, boat to cross Lake Atitlan, daily social and cultural activities.

Please mail out the $200.00 deposit as initial payment.  After that, you should talk to your chaperone or our office about the payment schedule.

You should arrive on Sunday at noon in Guatemala City airport. Our bus will be there waiting for students. We will be leaving at 1:00 to 2:00 PM.

For college credit in Spanish, please contact:

  bhcStudyAbroad@dcccd.edu Seattle university 

Tel: (206) 587.5422  kakato@sccd.ctc.edu

Holidays – No Classes. However, you have to pay for the five days.

We have to obey the labor law, otherwise, we are fined by the government.