11 Students  from Lexington High School, Massachusetts, Boston are coming to take Spanish Classes in Panama at EPA! Español en Panama

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11 Students from Lexington High School, Massachusetts, Boston are coming to take Spanish Classes in Panama at EPA! Español en Panama

April 11, 2012 Bloggies by Administrator

A group of 11 students of ages from 15-18 years are arriving to Panama on April 12th  to take the Spanish  Immersion Program  in Panama City at the Spanish School EPA! Español en Panamá. Beside the Spanish lessons this group of kids are going to several excursions every afternoon after school. Sightseeing is the best way to learn and know better about our wonderful city and have fun studying the Spanish Language.


Multiples of donations are brought by this group of teenage students to help the children in needs.


This group is being accompanied by two members from the Lexington High School, Massachusetts, Boston.The students are staying with homestay families.
This experience will give them the opportunity to experience living with a panamanian family in a Panamanian home.

On April 19th these students are returning back to U.S.A. We hope that their experience here in Panama and in our Spanish School EPA! Español en Panamá is both fulfilling and rewarding. 

Study and Learn Spanish in Panama with the best

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Study and Learn Spanish in Panama with the best

March 24, 2012 Bloggies by Administrator

Do you want to learn Spanish? Here is your chance! We´ll teach you at: EPA! Español en Panamá. Enroll in our Beginner Spanish Group Classes A101.
Our classes starts on April 9th.

For more information contact us at: (507)391-4044 or email us at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
 

EPA! Español en Panama is a high-quality center for learning Spanish in Panama as a Second Language/Foreign Language. It opened in November 2007, and classes began on February 2008.

We want to promote Panamanian culture and traditions and share our warm hospitality and taste for life in a city that has everything to offer, from modern technology to spectacular scenery. Our Spanish Language School programs provide an excellent opportunity to practice the Spanish language in Panama and learn about the country of Panama through a variety of fun activities.
 

SO DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE!! And study with the best Spanish School that gives you the best chance of success

Program for Spanish Language Courses in Panama

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Program for Spanish Language Courses in Panama

March 14, 2012 Bloggies by Administrator

All of our Spanish language courses in Panama help students reach their goals. Either you are traveler or resident, our Spanish School: EPA! Español en Panamá has the right program for your Spanish course. What students like the most about our Spanish language programs is that it allows them develop fluency in the language while applying everything they gain into real life situations.
 

Our Spanish language courses are designed with a strong academic curriculum helping students interact with the language. Our most attractive Spanish language program is the Intensive Spanish composed of 20 lessons per week (Monday through Friday, from 9:00a.m. to 1:00 p.m.)
 

Of course, there are other Spanish language programs in Panama offered by EPA! Español en Panama, for example: General Spanish (two days per week), One-to-One lessons (private instruction).
 

At the moment we are opening 3 new Spanish language programs:

  • Spanish+volunteer
  • Spanish+tourism
  • Free 3 weeks of Survival Spanish (Wednesday from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.)

It is important to highlight that any Spanish language program at EPA! Español en Panamá follows the internationally acclaimed curriculum of Instituto Cervantes based on the European Framework of Reference for languages. This let us provide students with top quality Spanish program supported by an experienced team.

The New One Dollar Panama coin

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The New One Dollar Panama coin

March 01, 2012 Bloggies by Administrator

By May of 2011, the new One Dollar Panama coin was distributed by the National Bank of Panama (Banco Nacional de Panama) to the rest of the banks in the country.
 

The new coin value is the same as the regular American dollar. The features are similar to the 25 cent coin. It´s a little bit bigger, lighter and in the in the middle it´s brass with the printed the face of Vasco Nuñez de Balboa who was the first European to see the eastern shore of the Pacific Ocean. The diameter is 25 millimeters and on the back face it has the shield of Panama.
 

Panamanians are getting used to this coin that is in circulation through the entire country. The new Panama one dollar is the same value as the one dollar bill. This implementation is a good idea for those who prefer using coins rather than the classic bill.
There are many people who dislike the use of coins because they feel its uncomfortable carrying so many of those in their pockets or purses and those who love collecting coins think that it’s a fascinating idea.
 

Many people are thinking if this new monetary change is more efficient or inefficient.
 

Mi Pueblito - Panama

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Mi Pueblito - Panama

February 10, 2012 Bloggies by Administrator

           Mi Pueblito - Panama

EPA! Español en Panama, a very well known Spanish School here in Panama, went this January 2012 with several of their students to “Mi Pueblito - Panama”. It is located on Avenida de Los Martires on the lower slopes of Ancon Hill.
 

Mi Pueblito- Panama is one of the nicest places to spend an evening if you live here permanently or especially if you`re coming to visit us for a short time.
In Mi Pueblito there are many different attractions which we all visited along our trip. Mi Pueblito is a small representation of the history and cultures in Panama and it is great for those visitors who don`t have time to explore the interior of the city.
 

As we began the tour there were replicas of the villages of Panama's major ethnic groups such as the Afro/Antilleans, the Guna and Guaymie Indians and the Embera / Wounan Indians. As we kept walking we also saw government offices, shops, a school and a tiny church complete with fountain, a museum that shows Panama's colorful national dress and accessories.
In our visit to Mi Pueblito we took so many pictures of the amaizing sights. It was an interesting cultural experience for the students and gave them the chance to learn more about our culture.
 

If you wish to shop for a kind of souvenirs you`ll find several stands with many of our traditional costumes, sweaters, postcards, mugs, bags, etc.
 

What a great trip! Organized by: EPA! Español en Panama to Mi Pueblito - Panama

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