Part-time Portuguese courses in Salvador

General Portuguese Courses General Portuguese Courses, Brazilian Portuguese in Salvador: these are courses for those who need to speak Brazilian Portuguese on a day-today basis, with the family or at work. The classes consist of practicing oral communication, grammar, reading and writing material.

Group classes have a maximum of 9 students in a group, have four sessions per day and happen from Monday through Friday. There is always a 20-minute break after 2 sessions.

Combo courses were designed especially for those who would like to learn Portuguese as fast as possible, but still want to be part of a group class. Combo courses consist of a combination of group and private classes.

When the student wishes to have the General Portuguese course (private or in a group), in the morning, and continue to practice what he/she learned during the afternoon, he/she can choose the Combo I. The Combo I program, in the afternoon, gives continuity to the program of the morning lessons, reinforcing, intensifying and practicing all the themes already studied.

One-To-One Light private classes: 2 private lessons per day (2x50 minutes).

One to one classes, 4 private lessons per day (one lesson = 50 minutes)

Evening Lessons Course (Package with 10 lessons one-to-one)

Preparatory Course for Celpe-Bras The objective of the Distance Preparatory Course Celpe-Bras, designed by professors Graça Gesteira, is to prepare the candidate for the communicative exam through simulations (activities which simulate the tasks of the exam). Duration of the Course We arrange the Celpe-Bras course by goals.

Preparation Course for the CELPE-Bras Exam The objective of this course is to prepare students for the proficiency certificate exam for Portuguese as a second language, in Brazil. The exam was created by the Brazilian Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC), in cooperation with the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE).

Special course for students who want to improve their Academic Portuguese.

Methodology: Through readings, oral presentations, theatrical techniques, extracurricular activities (visits to theaterss, government and non-governmental institutions), diction exercises (body, voice, breathing and articulation) and classes with specific topics: politics, customs, fashion, religion, human upsetting interactions, techniques and culture, with the utilization of the following instruments: Images, Music, Org charts, Dialogues, Interviews, Audiovisual, Advertisements, articles in the...