College Credits/Study Abroad

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If you would like to obtain college credits for your studies, please speak directly to your university’s Spanish department head or Study Abroad office about working with CX.  You are welcome to request our syllabus for Spanish I, II, III, and IV Spanish courses.  

Spanish College Credits

Our Spanish immersion program with homestay is fully accredited by the Guatemalan Ministry of Education. These college courses follow the ACTFL cultural and linguistic proficiency guidelines.

Our class format is one-on-one instruction. The Spanish teachers have been extensively trained to provide the students a more active role in their learning process (student-centered instruction). As a result, our students are actively involved in their second language acquisition experience. which enables them to learn quickly in class.

After your initial assessment, your teacher will write a lesson plan using the GANAG template providing all the linguistic objectives of the week including what you will be learning each day, evaluations, homework assignments, and more. Our lesson plan will be shared with the student on Tuesday. 

We offer daily social and cultural activities including field trips and excursions during the weekends. 

You may earn university credits from Brookhaven College in Dallas, Texas through their Multinational Academic Program (MAP). If you are interested in specific course requirements or further information about this program, please contact:

Brookhaven College, Office of the Vice President of Instruction
3939 Valley View Lane, Farmers Branch, Dallas, Texas 75244-4997
Tel: (972) 860-4192
Email: bhcStudyAbroad@dcccd.edu
List of courses you can take including Spanish literature

Students may register for first and second-year Spanish as SPAN 1411, 1412, 2311, and 2312 in that order and will need to demonstrate competency at each Spanish course level in order to proceed to the next.

Students currently attending high school who will have attained at least 16 years of age by the first day of the program may also be able to register for and obtain college credits through the Brookhaven College MAP program as a High School Concurrent Student.

Please speak with your own high school and/or district before registering with Brookhaven College.

*Because degree requirements and course equivalencies vary among universities, students are strongly encouraged to seek advice at their home institutions in order to select courses at Brookhaven College that will transfer most readily.

You may earn quarterly credits through Seattle Central Community College (SCCC). A student must first register for and complete at least 9 credits of HUM 291: Spanish Language Through Experimental Activities through the Cooperative Education Department at Seattle Central Community College.