Study at Cemanahuac
Learn the language, meet the people, see the beauty.
Recently, the community development group that works in Tlamacazapa gave a presentation on their work in health and water in rural Mexico. They brought some of the baskets the women in the coop weave from palm.
A Letter From One of Our Recent Students...
What Is it Really Like?
We can show pictures, explain the program, talk to you over the phone/email, but the best way to know what it's really like to be a student at Cemanahuac is to hear it from another student. Here's a letter we recently received. Take a moment to read Andrew's letter.
Cemanahuac in the News
The News
In The Beginning... August 13, 3114 BC
by Mary Coday Edwards
Many archaeologists claim the Maya began counting time as of August 13, 3114 BC. Anthropologist and long-time Cuernavaca resident Charlie Goff sheds some light on Mayan timekeeping.» Read the full article.
Summer Seminars for Teachers
June and July
"Spanish Skills for Teachers:
Language and Cultural Enrichment" -
Summer intensive two-week seminars for language and ESOL teachers To find out more information, please contact us today. » more...
Cemanahuac in the News ::: National Geographic Traveler
January, 2010 |
We started 2010 with a mention in January's issue of National Geographic Traveler in the article, "How to Speak Like a Local." Columnist Margaret Loftus speaks to Cemanahuac's immersion program and writes, "Studies show that steeping yourself in a language in a country where it's spoken is the surest - and quickest - way to pick it up." » Read the rest of the article
If you see Cemanahuac in the News, drop us an email.
In 2009, Cemanahuac was featured in many newspapers throughout the U.S. and appeared on NPR. [ »listen to the audio program | view photos | read the article ]
Scholarship Recipients
Read what they say about studying at Cemanahuac
I had an incredible journey, from which I've gained invaluable knowledge and first-hand experiences about a culture and people who have so much love for one another and for their beautiful country.
Study at Cemanahuac
Students from Carroll University had a nice visit at Teotihuacan, recently. Incredible light just before sunset!
Cemanahuac is proud of our committment to VAMOS, a non-profit organization working to provide vitamins to local children. If you're planning to study at Cemanahuac, don't forget to bring children's vitamins with you to donate. Find out more.
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