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This 3-week program in Paris, France allows students to take writing classes while experiencing the culture. The program runs from December 27, 2011 to January 19, 2012. Students will stay in shared dorm rooms at FIAP student residence and have breakfast provided daily along with 5 other meals per week. Classes focus on writing and take place at the FIAP building and around Paris. The program includes cultural activities such as guided tours of Versailles and museums, jazz clubs, and group dinners. Transportation includes an unlimited public transit pass for the city.
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With over 47 years of experience in the travel and events industry, Europe Incoming has earned a reputation for delivering exceptional student travel experiences. Our expertise in crafting student Europe travel packages ensures that every trip is educational, safe, and memorable. Here’s why Europe Incoming stands out:
Extensive Network: We have established strong relationships with local suppliers, ensuring that students receive the best services at competitive prices.
Tailored Itineraries: Our student travel packages are customised to match the educational goals and interests of each group. From historical tours to cultural immersions, we design itineraries that inspire and educate.
Expert Guides: Our knowledgeable and experienced guides bring Europe's history and culture to life, making each tour engaging and informative.
Comprehensive Services: From accommodation and transportation to guided tours and special events, we handle all the details, allowing teachers and students to focus on enjoying their trip.
Safety First: We prioritise the safety and well-being of our travellers, with 24/7 support and carefully vetted services.
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Europe is a treasure trove of educational opportunities. Here are some of the top destinations for student tours in Europe, each offering unique learning experiences:
London, England
Explore the rich history and modern vibrancy of London. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and the British Museum. Engage in educational tours that cover literature, history, and the arts.
Paris, France
The City of Light offers students a chance to immerse themselves in art, fashion, and history. Highlights include the Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, and a stroll along the Champs-Élysées. Language students will particularly benefit from the opportunity to practise French in real-life situations.
Rome, Italy
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Berlin, Germany
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- 1. CSU Fullerton Writing Through Paris January 2012 Tuesday, December 27 th 2011 – Thursday, January 19 th 2012 In co-operation with the American Institute for Foreign Study
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- 4. Paris One of the most important and influential cities in the world World famous for philosophy, politics, literature, food, art, fashion... ... the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Sacré Coeur, the Musée du Louvre...
- 5. Program Dates Tues, Dec 27 th : Depart US Weds, Dec 28 th : Arrive Paris Thurs, Dec 29 th : Orientation & Sightseeing Tour Fri, Dec 30 th : Classes begin Evening Reception Sat, Dec 31 st : New Year’s Eve in Paris!!
- 7. Program Dates Mon, Jan 2 nd Classes continue Classes will run Monday to Friday, and you will have free time to further explore Paris (and Europe!) at the weekends. In addition to your classes there are also various cultural activities arranged for you to enjoy. Thurs, Jan 19 th : Depart Paris
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- 12. FIAP Café with wireless access
- 13. The FIAP Jean Monnet FIAP JEAN MONNET 30 rue Cabanis, 75014 PARIS, FRANCE Located in the 14 th Arrondissement, in the south of Paris
- 15. Classrooms Most of your classes will take place in the FIAP building... ...but some will take place on the streets of Paris!
- 16. Transportation The program includes a Paris travel pass called a “Navigo” for unlimited use in the central zone of Paris for the entire program
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- 18. Optional Transportation Package- $595 Round-trip flights between LAX and Paris and round-trip transfers between the airport and hotel in Paris for a fee of $595 excluding taxes and fuel surcharges (estimated at $553)
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- Notre Dame - the very heart of Paris. Stone outside to state it is the very center of the city