Aprenda espanhol de verdade, vivendo a cidade: 20 horas de aula por semana em turmas pequenas, hospedagem nos melhores bairros e uma equipe local que cuida de tudo. Início toda segunda-feira, a partir de 1 semana.
a partir de US$ 990 US$ 841,50 1 semana com hospedagem
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O espanhol é a segunda língua materna mais falada do mundo e uma das línguas oficiais da ONU – mais de 500 milhões de pessoas falam espanhol. Buenos Aires é uma das cidades mais vibrantes da América do Sul. Com a gente você estuda de manhã e continua falando espanhol à tarde, no café, na feira ou no asado. Aulas, hospedagem e agenda cultural andam juntas – e está tudo incluído no preço.
Seja para começar do zero ou para destravar o seu espanhol, há turmas para todos os níveis, do iniciante ao avançado.
No máximo 8 participantes por turma: você fala bastante e o professor tem tempo para você.
Com o teste de nivelamento – online antes de viajar ou na chegada – você começa direto no nível certo.
Se pedir antes do início, você recebe o histórico oficial da Universidad Abierta Interamericana (UAI) sem custo adicional.
Passeios, intercâmbio de idiomas e agenda cultural fazem de Buenos Aires a sua sala de aula.
As aulas são na escola de espanhol da Mente Argentina em Palermo (Guatemala 4840): 20 horas de aula em grupo por semana, de segunda a sexta, das 9h às 13h, em turmas de no máximo 8 participantes. O foco é a comunicação – você aprende a usar o espanhol no dia a dia com segurança e melhora gramática, vocabulário e pronúncia.
Professores nativos e certificados, material didático, teste de nivelamento e certificado de conclusão estão incluídos. Você aprende o espanhol padrão e, de quebra, se acostuma com o espanhol argentino (rioplatense).
A escola fica entre Recoleta, Barrio Norte e Palermo – fácil de chegar de transporte público e perto das principais atrações da cidade.
O intensivo é o caminho mais rápido. Se você vai trabalhar, fazer estágio ou quer mais tempo livre, há alternativas – e dá para combinar.
Em grupo · segunda a sexta
Aulas todos os dias para o progresso mais rápido.
a partir de US$ 990 US$ 841,501 semana
Em grupo · seg., qua. e qui. à tarde
As manhãs ficam livres para trabalho, estágio ou a cidade.
a partir de US$ 890 US$ 756,501 semana
Aulas particulares · horários flexíveis
Sob medida para o seu ritmo e os seus objetivos.
a partir de US$ 1.090 US$ 926,501 semana
Quer praticar mais? Acrescente aulas particulares ao curso em grupo – a nossa equipe em Buenos Aires organiza tudo.
O preço depende da duração e da hospedagem – curso, hospedagem, traslado, suporte e agenda cultural estão sempre incluídos. Os preços são em dólares americanos (US$). Riscado, o valor publicado; em verde, o valor com o Desconto América Latina.
O preço do programa reúne a experiência completa da Mente Argentina: hospedagem selecionada em Palermo, Belgrano, Barrio Norte ou Recoleta, traslado privado do aeroporto ida e volta, experiências semanais, suporte local premiado, academia e acesso ao nosso espaço cultural e acadêmico em Palermo – sem custo adicional. Na chegada você recebe o kit de boas-vindas com chip local e cartão SUBE.
| Hospedagem | Preço |
|---|---|
| Residência estudantilquarto compartilhado · 1 semana | |
| Apartamento compartilhadoquarto individual · 1 semana | |
| Casa de famíliaquarto individual · 1 semana | |
| Apartamento individualsó para você · 1 semana |
Compare preços e hospedagens e encontre o que combina com a sua estadia.
As páginas da conta e a inscrição são em inglês – a gente te ajuda em português.
Brasileiros e quem mora na América Latina têm 15% de desconto no valor publicado do programa. Os preços em verde já estão com o desconto.
Todas as hospedagens ficam nos bairros mais seguros e bonitos – Palermo, Belgrano, Barrio Norte e Recoleta. Luz, gás, água, Wi-Fi e limpeza estão sempre incluídos.
A opção mais em conta para quem gosta de conhecer gente. Residências estilo hostel em Palermo e Barrio Norte/Recoleta – com participantes do mundo todo, em bairros cheios de vida.
a partir de US$ 990 US$ 841,50 · 1 semana com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
O seu próprio quarto em um apartamento com colegas de 20 a 30 anos que estudam ou trabalham em Buenos Aires – independência sem ficar sozinho.
a partir de US$ 1.090 US$ 926,50 · 1 semana com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
Você mora com uma família argentina, vive o dia a dia dela e fala espanhol o tempo todo. As famílias são escolhidas com cuidado e têm ótimas avaliações de participantes anteriores. O plano de refeições custa USD 300 a cada 4 semanas: café da manhã e jantar de segunda a sexta e café da manhã nos fins de semana – opção disponível só na casa de família.
a partir de US$ 1.190 US$ 1.011,50 · 1 semana com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
Privacidade total – estúdio ou apartamento de 1 quarto com banheiro, cozinha e sala nos melhores bairros. Ideal se você vai receber visitas ou quer o seu próprio ritmo. Apartamentos maiores sob consulta.
a partir de US$ 1.290 US$ 1.096,50 · 1 semana com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
Na Mente Argentina você não paga só o curso – hospedagem, suporte local e agenda cultural já estão no pacote.
Aulas em grupo com professores nativos e certificados, para todos os níveis. Taxas do curso, material, teste de nivelamento e certificado incluídos; com no máximo 8 participantes por turma, você fala bastante.
No final você recebe o certificado da Mente Argentina com o nível, a carga horária e os objetivos alcançados. Precisa de créditos? Peça o histórico oficial de uma universidade parceira antes do início do curso.
Residência estudantil, apartamento compartilhado, casa de família ou apartamento individual em Palermo, Barrio Norte, Recoleta ou Belgrano – seguro, central e perto de parques, cafés e metrô. Luz, gás, água, Wi-Fi, limpeza e manutenção incluídos, sem custos escondidos.
Na chegada (Ezeiza ou Aeroparque), um motorista te espera com uma placa com o seu nome e te leva direto à hospedagem. Na volta também organizamos o traslado – mesmo se você for viajar depois do programa.
O seu coordenador te recebe na hospedagem, entrega o kit de boas-vindas e explica tudo o que importa – do metrô aos melhores cafés do bairro. Ele continua sendo o seu contato durante toda a estadia.
Chip de celular argentino, cartão SUBE para metrô e ônibus, guia de boas-vindas e mapa com os nossos lugares favoritos – e um alfajor para chegar com o pé direito.
Você recebe um chip argentino com crédito inicial. Se preferir não usar o seu celular, pode pegar um emprestado com os contatos importantes, com um depósito reembolsável de US$ 200.
Matrícula em uma das academias mais conhecidas de Palermo – aparelhos e aulas de ioga a spinning, de segunda a sábado, sem custo adicional.
Passeios a pé e de bicicleta por Recoleta, San Telmo e Palermo Soho, museus como o MALBA, teatro, shows de tango e refeições com asado e empanadas – tudo incluído no preço.
Aulas de tango em grupo com professores locais e rodas de mate para entender os costumes por trás da bebida nacional.
Passes para encontros semanais de conversação em cafés, bares e centros culturais – você pratica espanhol com argentinos e faz amigos rapidinho.
A Mente Argentina é registrada na Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (RENURE). Ajudamos com os documentos, prorrogações e todas as dúvidas sobre a entrada no país.
Antes mesmo de chegar, você já tem o seu coordenador em Buenos Aires. A equipe atende 24 horas, e no nosso escritório em Palermo te ajudamos pessoalmente.
Participantes de dezenas de países, passeios, eventos e uma comunidade no WhatsApp – amizades e contatos que costumam durar.
Você pode chegar no sábado ou domingo antes do início e se instalar com calma – as duas noites não têm custo. Chegar antes é possível sob consulta.
Vai viajar pela Argentina antes ou depois do programa? A sua bagagem fica segura no nosso escritório em Buenos Aires.
Descontos em cafés, restaurantes e centros culturais parceiros, convites para eventos, encontros da comunidade e networking.
O curso intensivo começa toda segunda-feira, o ano todo – é só escolher a sua data.
Você pode chegar no fim de semana anterior – duas noites antes do início estão incluídas sem custo adicional.
Passeios, cultura e noites com o grupo estão incluídos no preço – é assim que você conhece a cidade e outros participantes.
4,9 113 avaliações
A Mente organizou toda a minha viagem, incluindo o traslado do aeroporto na chegada, a hospedagem e as aulas de tango. No geral, a equipe foi muito prestativa e atenciosa, e sempre que eu tinha algum problema, eles o resolviam prontamente. No entanto, fiquei decepcionado com alguns aspectos da organização. Primeirame…
Tenho que expressar minha imensa gratidão e apreço à família Mente! Participar da comunidade Mente durante meu período em Buenos Aires me proporcionou acesso imediato não apenas a eventos e vivências culturais, mas, mais importante ainda, a uma comunidade de pessoas com interesses em comum, que se incentivavam mutuamen…
Visitei a Argentina pelo programa Mente, especializado em vinhos. Um dos melhores programas que já fiz e que recomendo sem dúvida. Escolhi a opção que permite ficar com uma família argentina e foi uma experiência incrível! A cidade é muito fácil de explorar e não é tão cara.
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Hi, my name is Linnea, and I'm originally from Washington State, but I have been living in California. I actually studied abroad in Buenos Aires previously. There was a study…
Hi, my name is Linnea, and I'm originally from Washington State, but I have been living in California. I actually studied abroad in Buenos Aires previously. There was a study abroad program, and I loved the city, so I wanted to come back. I am between my undergrad and graduate school. It was a lot worse with my Spanish, so it was really good to jump into the Spanish classes when I first got here. I have been improving my Spanish a lot. I also went to a conversation club in a cafe and practiced Spanish. That was really helpful for my Spanish also. I just had a really good time in the city. I love the parks. I like to go running in the parks and walking along the lakes and things like that. The city has great restaurants, great nightlife, and the people are super friendly. Whenever I get lost or have problems on the street, someone is always there to help me. I have had a really great time in Buenos Aires, and I would definitely recommend Mente, and you should definitely come visit Argentina.
Hey guys, I'm Gautam. I just finished the Mente Argentina program. This is my last day, which is kind of sad, but I want to tell you a little bit about my experience here. I got…
Hey guys, I'm Gautam. I just finished the Mente Argentina program. This is my last day, which is kind of sad, but I want to tell you a little bit about my experience here. I got here a month and a half ago, and Mente has been amazing at introducing me to a second language and hooking me up with a great internship at a hospital. The work I was involved in was pediatrics. It's a great experience for people who are in college, or maybe after college, who want to gain experience in another country. I also did the Spanish study abroad program, the intensive program, which is amazing. You're in a class for four hours a day and you learn Spanish. One of the big things for me has always been learning a second language. I've been taking classes in high school and in college, but I've never been able to grasp Spanish. Coming to Buenos Aires, you're just immersed in the culture, and you really learn Spanish at a very high level and very rapidly. Another thing I'm happy about is that Mente hooks us up with cell phones that we use here. They take care of the ride to the airport and back. All these small things that you don't think of before planning a trip, they take care of for you. I also wanted to visit Mendoza, which is the wine country in Argentina, and they planned it all out for me, told me how to do it, and found the safest way. It's a little scary traveling to another country, maybe for the first time, and for me it was my first time in South America. I was happy that somebody guided me along the way, showed me the best places to go, the best places to eat in Buenos Aires, and the safe areas to shop. I really have to thank Mente Argentina for that. If anybody needs any help, I'm Gautam. You can take my email down and shoot me an email if you have any questions.
Hi, I'm Julia. I'm from Poland, and I did a Spanish language program and a tango program here. I loved it to the point that I just want to stay here and live here, so I think that…
Hi, I'm Julia. I'm from Poland, and I did a Spanish language program and a tango program here. I loved it to the point that I just want to stay here and live here, so I think that speaks enough for how great an experience it was. I wanted to thank Mente for organizing everything, especially because it was really last minute. I decided to arrive literally three days before the program started, and everything was arranged and ready, waiting for me. That was fantastic.
Hi, my name is Joanna. I'm from Bordeaux, France, and I came here with Mente Argentina to learn Spanish, because I didn't know it before. Now, after about five months, I can speak…
Hi, my name is Joanna. I'm from Bordeaux, France, and I came here with Mente Argentina to learn Spanish, because I didn't know it before. Now, after about five months, I can speak more Spanish about everything, so it is cool. I went to a tango class too. It was amazing, really amazing, to learn tango in Buenos Aires. You meet a lot of people, and I have very good friends now from everywhere around the world. I think I can make a tour of the world now, because I have friends from everywhere. If you can go, just go to Argentina with Mente.
Hello, my name is Anja, and I'm from Norway. I came to Argentina. Mente took me on some really nice tours, which allowed me to get to know a lot of really cool people, so I always…
Hello, my name is Anja, and I'm from Norway. I came to Argentina. Mente took me on some really nice tours, which allowed me to get to know a lot of really cool people, so I always had something to do here. I really love Argentina, and I am going to miss it so much, and I am pretty sure I am going to return sometime.
Hi, I'm Lucas Baumgartner. I'm from San Diego, California, and I go to university at the Colorado School of Mines, doing engineering. I was here in Argentina for the two-month…
Hi, I'm Lucas Baumgartner. I'm from San Diego, California, and I go to university at the Colorado School of Mines, doing engineering. I was here in Argentina for the two-month Spanish program, and then the semester at the university, where I studied history, culture, literature, economics, and all that. First, with Mente they supply you with activities and housing, and that is really important, because the vast majority of my friends came through the Mente program. I have many more friends from the Mente program than I do from the Spanish school or from the university. Try to go to the events when you can. After a while you have plenty of friends, so don't worry. In Argentina you really just need to make sure to have fun and explore, especially Buenos Aires, such a big city. Have fun doing it. There is so much to do. I have been here for six months, and I still have hardly seen anything in Buenos Aires. There is still so much to see and so much I have to do, so I am going to have to come back to see it all, of course. Don't be afraid to experience the culture. Make sure you eat a medialuna and have a siesta. If you are American, don't be afraid of the breakfasts, which are really small, with a sugary medialuna and a cup of coffee. It tastes much better if you dip the medialuna in the coffee. That is my advice if you are American. Argentina is a really big country, so my other advice is to explore around Argentina. Up north you have Iguazú Falls, which are the biggest waterfalls in the world. It is absolutely beautiful, bordering Brazil. Further down southwest, in Patagonia, you can go to Bariloche and see the mountains and go skiing if it is that time of year. Further south you can go to Tierra del Fuego and Calafate and see the glaciers. A little bit up north you can see the desert around Salta, or you can go to Las Pampas. There is plenty of that, and the culture there is really fun too. If you are in the university program, don't be afraid to miss a few days. I have missed plenty of days and I still came out on top. I have probably attended more classes than 80 percent of the students there, because the international students are so focused on traveling. The professors are very relaxed about attendance, so don't be afraid to explore when you can. With the university courses, if your Spanish is not too great, I got by fine in the classes with only two months of Spanish beforehand, and I understood most of it. It was still a great experience. As for the two-month Spanish program, the Spanish school is a really cool place. I got to meet plenty of people. It is how I met most of my friends at the beginning, and it is a good way to meet other students from Mente too. The teachers there did a pretty good job teaching me Spanish, and it is a very relaxed environment. You will find that you have a lot of fun. I actually met one of my best friends in Argentina, who works at the Spanish school.
Hi, everybody. My name is Lena. I am 18 years old. I'm from the Netherlands. I have been with Mente Argentina here in Buenos Aires for five months. I did the intensive Spanish…
Hi, everybody. My name is Lena. I am 18 years old. I'm from the Netherlands. I have been with Mente Argentina here in Buenos Aires for five months. I did the intensive Spanish program, and I did a photography course. Mente accompanied my apartment. They linked me to my roommate. He was really nice. We are really good friends, and we have done a lot of activities with Mente, free lunches or dinners or happy hours or escape rooms, these things. In the beginning, when I couldn't speak any Spanish, they helped me with the bank and with getting a SIM card. It was really helpful, and I had a really good time.
I am a junior at the University of Alabama, and I have been studying here in Buenos Aires through Mente Argentina for about six months now, since July. I was doing the university…
I am a junior at the University of Alabama, and I have been studying here in Buenos Aires through Mente Argentina for about six months now, since July. I was doing the university semester program, with coursework in Latin American studies and Spanish. What I really loved about Mente is the freedom it has given me to learn about the city, the culture of Argentina, and the people here in Buenos Aires. I really enjoyed the apartment placement I got. Mente gave me a nice apartment here in the city. I have had really good luck with roommates through the program, and I have really enjoyed that. What I enjoyed most was how I was able to take what Mente offered and turn it into a real learning experience here in Buenos Aires, expand on the coursework I was doing at the university, and make that into something I can take beyond the classroom.
My name is Hugh. I'm from Australia, and I did a program here with Mente. I did the DJ program and the Spanish program. Basically, both were really good. The DJ program was really…
My name is Hugh. I'm from Australia, and I did a program here with Mente. I did the DJ program and the Spanish program. Basically, both were really good. The DJ program was really professional. I have never done it before, and so it was good to learn how to DJ. They had some of the best equipment you can buy, and the teachers were really skillful and so good. The Spanish program was also good. I had a basis in Spanish for a while, but going to lessons every day, learning, I actually really improved my Spanish. I am not afraid of it now. I also lived in a student residence, shared with other international students, in Palermo. That was really fun, because even though you are studying, you still have lots of time for parties, and one of the big things is the nightlife. Especially around here, there are lots of clubs you can go to every night. It is just really fun, and I recommend it. I definitely recommend the program. It is really good.
Hi guys, my name is Andrea. I'm from Australia, and I've been in Buenos Aires for four weeks with the Mente Argentina program. While I've been here, I've been doing an intensive…
Hi guys, my name is Andrea. I'm from Australia, and I've been in Buenos Aires for four weeks with the Mente Argentina program. While I've been here, I've been doing an intensive Spanish program, Spanish every morning, as well as an internship three days a week, and it's been fantastic. I've loved my time here. The city is amazing. It's just non-stop. It doesn't sleep, and the people are so friendly and accommodating. I would recommend Buenos Aires to anyone who wants a great experience and to meet awesome people. The program with Mente Argentina has been so organized, and the staff have been great, and I would really recommend it to anyone.
Hi, my name is Gil. I'm 23 years old, and I'm from Israel. I was participating in the Mente Argentina program in the last month, and it was the most unbelievable experience of my…
Hi, my name is Gil. I'm 23 years old, and I'm from Israel. I was participating in the Mente Argentina program in the last month, and it was the most unbelievable experience of my life. When I first saw the option to combine courses, and to learn Spanish, and all kinds of things, in an international environment such as Buenos Aires, it sounded sometimes too good to be true. When I saw this option to do it with people from all over the world, I knew it was something I wanted to do, but I never imagined how good it would be. Over the last month I took Spanish classes. I took bartender courses, and I combined it with volunteering and worked with children from difficult backgrounds. The whole experience was just great. The volunteering itself was so satisfying, and everything was delivered above my expectation. The personal support we got here is crazy. Everything you need, you can ask for. The staff here is the first to ask you if you need something. They are very kind, and they do a very, very good job, and they are very organized. When you get to a program like that, the fact that you are doing the whole thing with people from all over the world makes everything ten times better. The program makes you meet people from all over, Germany, Europe, everywhere. The fact that there are so many cultures and so many places makes it so great. Social life here is unbelievable. With all of that, the fact that everything is happening in Buenos Aires is the best. It is a great city to meet people and a great place to do all these courses. The social life here, the nightlife here, the food here, the warm people, and everything. The whole experience just motivated me to volunteer in different places, and to travel, and to do programs like that in so many other places. It was just great. I recommend to anyone who has any expectations regarding this program to stop hesitating and come here.
Hi, I'm Alp. I'm from Turkey, and I was with Mente Argentina for two weeks to take Spanish courses, tango courses, and cooking classes. Before I came here, I felt as if two weeks…
Hi, I'm Alp. I'm from Turkey, and I was with Mente Argentina for two weeks to take Spanish courses, tango courses, and cooking classes. Before I came here, I felt as if two weeks would be a really long time, but now it has not been enough. When I first came here, I realized that it is really important that you know Spanish so that you can really speak with the people. Buenos Aires is a beautiful city. All the barrios, all the places you can go, it is both touristic and really local. I love this city, and I just hope that more people can come here with Mente and continue to enjoy this city and this experience.
I had a really good experience. I was doing an internship at a language exchange company. I went to a lot of our events, and I was doing marketing for them. The people were really…
I had a really good experience. I was doing an internship at a language exchange company. I went to a lot of our events, and I was doing marketing for them. The people were really amazing, and at the events I met a lot of local people who were able to give me a lot of advice about the city and who were just ready to talk. I had a really good experience with the people. I was also able to do cooking classes and Spanish classes. You can really do whatever activities you want to do, and they help you put it all together. The city itself is beautiful. There are so many parks. You will never be bored. The nightlife is great. Tiring, but great. I was only here for a few months, so I wasn't able to travel extensively throughout the rest of Argentina, but there are so many different day trips you can do. I just have to go back to experience all of it. I really had a good time.
Hi, I'm Bailey Clark. I'm from Denver, Colorado. I was with Mente Argentina for almost five months, doing a medical internship program. I had two different jobs. One was at a…
Hi, I'm Bailey Clark. I'm from Denver, Colorado. I was with Mente Argentina for almost five months, doing a medical internship program. I had two different jobs. One was at a hospital, and another was with an NGO. The hospital one was in the city, and the other was just outside the city, and it was great. They were two very different things, and they helped me improve my Spanish a lot, just because I was working with people speaking Spanish every day, and that was kind of the goal of my trip. I enjoyed being with Mente a lot. They help expose you to a lot of things. They take you on lots of trips. We went out to Tigre and went on a river trip out there, and they take you to shows. I went to Fuerza Bruta and La Bomba del Tiempo. It's nice because you get to do all these extra activities, meet people through that, and you get to enjoy a lot of good company. It was a really good experience.
Hi, I'm Sophie. I'm from New York, and I was with Mente in Buenos Aires for three months, three and a half months. I stayed in Recoleta, in a really nice apartment. I really feel…
Hi, I'm Sophie. I'm from New York, and I was with Mente in Buenos Aires for three months, three and a half months. I stayed in Recoleta, in a really nice apartment. I really feel like I improved my Spanish a lot, with good teachers and fewer classmates, and my internship was incredible. I went to a gallery, also in Recoleta, and I got to see how the art world works in Buenos Aires, which is just really, really different from New York. I met incredible other employees who worked there, and my boss was amazing. I had a great time with the company, and with the concerts that were happening. Overall it was just an excellent experience.
Hi, I'm Stephanie Cohen. I'm from Ohio, and I go to the University of Michigan. I came to Argentina to learn a little bit about wine and Spanish, so I took some courses in…
Hi, I'm Stephanie Cohen. I'm from Ohio, and I go to the University of Michigan. I came to Argentina to learn a little bit about wine and Spanish, so I took some courses in Spanish. That was a great time. I met a lot of really cool people. Then I took several different classes about wine, and I had some private lessons. I learned a lot about the tasting and the procedure of making wine, and it made me more confident about what I wanted to do in the future. I also took some cooking lessons. Some were at a professional school, and others were just with an adorable lady who taught me more about Argentina, her life in Argentina, and the food. That was a lot of fun. Overall I had a great time, and I highly recommend it.
My name is Jesse, and I'm from Alberta, Canada. I came here with Mente to take a photography course. I had a great time. Mente was awesome as far as helping out with the questions…
My name is Jesse, and I'm from Alberta, Canada. I came here with Mente to take a photography course. I had a great time. Mente was awesome as far as helping out with the questions that I had, any directions. It was very stress-free. Everything was taken care of, as far as housing, directions, and getting money exchanged. Any questions I had throughout my stay were answered promptly, and I had no issues with that whatsoever. Buenos Aires is a beautiful, beautiful place. I have to recommend it. I recommend coming abroad with Mente. Overall it was a great experience and a great time.
Hi, I'm Michael Ewell. I did the University Spanish program at the UBA with Mente. I was here from August 2018 to April 2019. It is a long, long time. I also did, for one month,…
Hi, I'm Michael Ewell. I did the University Spanish program at the UBA with Mente. I was here from August 2018 to April 2019. It is a long, long time. I also did, for one month, the photography program, which was also very cool. I love Mente, and I highly recommend them to anybody who would like to travel in Argentina. They took care of everything for me, my housing, my paperwork, my well-being, and all of that, and that was wonderful. I really liked that Mente had a lot of events, especially a lot of events with food, which is great if you are a poor student in a city. It is great to get free food. They also do a lot of fun culture activities, and it is a great way to get to know the city and to get to know the other people that you are studying with. I loved the Mente community, how easy it was to talk to people and get to know people. All of the program coordinators were on call most of the time, which was great, and if I ever had a question or a need I could just text them. That felt good. It felt very taken care of. Our apartment was lovely. It was very clean, maintained very well, and there was a lot of space. I highly recommend Mente to any foreign students who want to study here. They take care of everything. I literally never worried about room or rent or money or food.
São 20 horas de aula em grupo por semana, de segunda a sexta, das 9h às 13h, em turmas de no máximo 8 participantes – para todos os níveis, do iniciante ao avançado.
Assim você tem espanhol todas as manhãs e as tardes e noites livres para Buenos Aires, a agenda cultural ou outro programa.
Nenhum – todos os níveis são bem-vindos, do iniciante absoluto ao avançado. Antes de começar, avaliamos o seu espanhol e você entra na turma certa.
Sim, a não ser que você comece do zero. Você pode fazer o teste online antes de viajar ou na chegada a Buenos Aires. A ideia é uma turma que te desafie sem te sobrecarregar.
Sim. O curso intensivo começa toda segunda-feira, o ano todo, para todos os níveis – um dos jeitos mais flexíveis de estudar espanhol em Buenos Aires.
Sim. Se você pedir antes do início, recebe o histórico oficial da Universidad Abierta Interamericana (UAI) sem custo adicional – o curso é credenciado pela UAI.
Quem decide o aproveitamento é a sua faculdade, então confirme com ela antes. Para isso, enviamos o programa (syllabus) e as informações do curso.
Sim. Você pode acrescentar aulas particulares ou combinar o intensivo com tango, culinária, vinhos, fotografia, estágio ou voluntariado. A gente organiza os horários – e dá para misturar durações, por exemplo quatro semanas de espanhol e duas de tango.
Você aprende o espanhol padrão, que serve em todo o mundo hispânico. Como vai morar em Buenos Aires, também se acostuma com o espanhol rioplatense – vocabulário, pronúncia e expressões do dia a dia argentino.
É simples: crie a sua conta, preencha a inscrição com as datas e os dados do programa e pague a taxa de inscrição (Registration Fee) para garantir a vaga.
Voos, documentos e detalhes da hospedagem não precisam estar prontos no primeiro dia – você completa depois.
A maioria dos programas não tem um prazo fixo, mas as vagas são preenchidas por ordem de inscrição – principalmente na hospedagem e nas turmas pequenas.
Se você já sabe quando quer vir, inscreva-se cedo. Se a data está próxima, fale com a gente e dizemos o que ainda é possível.
A Registration Fee é um pagamento único que confirma a sua vaga. Você paga uma vez só, mesmo combinando mais de um programa.
Ela vale por dois anos a partir do pagamento: nesse período você pode adiar, mudar as datas, trocar de programa ou voltar sem pagar de novo.
Sim. Você pode fazer até três programas compatíveis nas mesmas semanas – a gente organiza os horários. O mais comum são dois ao mesmo tempo.
Para quatro ou mais experiências, o ideal é distribuir em semanas diferentes. Também dá para misturar durações, por exemplo quatro semanas de espanhol e duas de tango ou culinária.
Na maioria das vezes, sim, conforme a disponibilidade no programa e na hospedagem.
Avise com umas três semanas de antecedência – mas não precisa decidir antes de viajar.
Sim. As passagens não estão incluídas no preço do programa.
Se o seu pacote inclui hospedagem da Mente Argentina, o traslado de chegada e de saída (Ezeiza ou Aeroparque) está incluído. Mande os dados do voo assim que tiver – você pode garantir a vaga antes de comprar a passagem.
Apartamento compartilhado com quarto individual, residência estudantil, casa de família ou apartamento individual – em Palermo, Belgrano, Barrio Norte e Recoleta.
Wi-Fi, contas e limpeza semanal estão incluídos em todas. O plano de refeições (café da manhã e jantar de segunda a sexta, café da manhã nos fins de semana) custa USD 300 a cada 4 semanas e existe só na casa de família; as outras opções têm cozinha.
Sim. Se você já tem onde ficar em Buenos Aires, peça o orçamento sem hospedagem – você não paga por algo que já tem.
Depende da nacionalidade, da duração e do programa. Muitos participantes entram na Argentina sem visto prévio; estadias acadêmicas longas podem exigir documentos extras.
A Mente Argentina é registrada na Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (RENURE) e te ajuda com a documentação. Pergunte para a gente com a sua nacionalidade e o tempo de estadia antes de decidir.
Sim. Para entrar na Argentina você precisa declarar que tem seguro saúde válido para a estadia.
Recomendamos um seguro viagem com cobertura médica para todo o período e, se possível, proteção para cancelamento, atrasos e bagagem. Você escolhe a seguradora.
A nossa equipe está na cidade durante todo o programa: orientação na chegada e ajuda 24 horas se acontecer algo inesperado.
Todos os participantes recebem chip local, cartão SUBE, academia, acesso ao nosso espaço com terraço em Palermo Soho, a comunidade no WhatsApp e uma agenda cultural que muda toda semana.
Uma agenda que muda toda semana com experiências sociais e culturais – ingressos e participação incluídos.
Por exemplo teatro, futebol, passeios por bairros e de bicicleta, museus, asados, jantares e happy hours. É assim que você descobre a cidade e entra na comunidade Mente.
Conte pra gente o que você está planejando. Respondemos em até um dia útil – ou fale direto pelo WhatsApp.
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