INTR@EUROPA EXECUTIVE program in Asturias´s Principality, North Spain |
Our program Sample timetable Our Bussines School Accommodation About Oviedo Fligths and transportsPrice Contacts RETURN
v Language tuition : 18,5 hours /week
v Guest lecturer on specific business-related
topics : 5 hours/week
v Airport transfer
v Lunch voucher (7 days)
v Course materials
v Accomodation (hotel *** or residence).
v 4 afternoon visits + guide (public transport)
v One saturday all day excursion by coach with
tourism guide
v 2 guided visits to local companies
SAMPLE TIMETABLE FOR A WEEK
Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
Arrival accomodation |
9-13 a.m |
9-13 a.m |
9-13 a.m |
9-13 a.m |
9-13 a.m |
All day tryp and social activities |
Departure |
Wellcome |
Spanish |
Spanish |
Spanish |
Spanish Language tuition: Language in focus |
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15-17,30 p.m. |
15-17,30 p.m. |
15-17,30 p.m. |
15-17,30 p.m. |
15-17,30
p.m. |
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Spanish Language tuition |
Guest lecturer 1: i.e. Human resources at Spanish companies |
Guest lecturer 2: i.e. Risk and safety in companies |
Local companies visit |
Meeting with representatives of
Entrepreneurs Association and Chambers of Commerce |
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It is possible the
accomodation in the city in hotel of three stars in the center, to five minutes from the
School or also in the countryside, in a place well release and endowed with sport
facilities, to alone 12 minutes of bus |
About Oviedo, North Spain
Oviedo, a university city and the cultural and commercial capital of Asturias, stands on a raised site on a fertile plain. The nearby coal mines have made it an important industrial centre since the 19th century. It retains some of the atmosphere of that time, as described by Leopoldo Alas ("Clarín") in his great novel La Regenta. In and around Oviedo are many Pre-Romanesque buildings. This style flourished in the 8th-10th centuries and was confined to a small area of the kingdom of Asturias, one of the few enclaves of Spain not invaded by the Moors. Places of Interest. The nucleus of the medieval city is the stately Plaza Alfonso II, bordered by a number of handsome old palaces. On this square is situated the Flamboyant Gothic cathedral with its high tower and asymmetrical west façade. Inside are tombs of Asturian kings and a majestic gilded reredos. The cathedral's supreme treasure is the Cámara Santa, a restored 9th century chapel containing statues of Christ and the apostles. The chapel also houses many works of 9th century Asturian art including two crosses and a reliquary - all made of gold, silver and precious stones. Also situated in the Plaza Alfonso II is the Iglesia de San Tirso. This church was originally constructed in the 9th century, but subsequent restorations have left the east window as the only surviving Pre-Romanesque feature. Sited immediately behind the cathedral is the Museo Arqueológico, which is housed in an old monastery with fine cloisters. It contains local prehistoric, Roman and Romanesque treasures. The Museo Bellas Artes, in the handsome 18th century Velarde Palace, has a good range of Asturian and Spanish paintings, such as Carreño's portrait of Carlos II. Two of the most significant Pre-Romanesque churches are on Mount Naranco, to the north. |
Images from Asturias http://geo.ya.com/travelimages/asturias.html
Some links you should visit [ map of Oviedo ] Oviedo city council ] Spanish |
Fligths and transports
By car or train is very easy.......
A transnational airport Asturias- Oviedo is sited to 40 minutes from city center by motorway. Ten direct fligths daily from/to Madrid are disposables. Four from/to Barcelona too daily. Weekly, direct connections from/to London and Paris, three times. One time wekkly to Tenerife, Canary Islands, Sun coast (Soth Spain) and Majorca.
FOR A WEEK All services included. Please don´t doubt contact with us about your concrete proporsal or details.
HOTEL 3 *** | RESIDENCE |
1759 | 1112 |
europartner@escuela-europea.com
Muñoz Degraín, 14 B F.
33007 OVIEDO
Tfno + 34 985 27 10 19
Fax + 34 985 27 58 57
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