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This is a project to learn English in Miami, a vacation destination loved by Americans.
The city where the project takes place, Miami, is a relaxed resort city with a mild climate year-round. Also, compared to other U.S. cities, it has a lower proportion of Koreans, which means you can be exposed to an environment where English is used extensively. Learn "real-life English" and fully enjoy a vacation on Miami Beach with foreign friends.
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1.Actively study English in Miami, which has a low percentage of Koreans.!
If you want to learn English with foreign friends of various nationalities in the U.S., come to Miami!Miami is especially popular with students from Europe and South America compared to other regions, so you can meet a variety of international friends. In 2015, about 52% of the students at this institution were from Europe and about 35% were from South America. Don’t stress about English—actively participate in conversations and spend time with friends! Before you know it, you’ll be amazed at how freely you can speak English.
2.Learn English and try traveling to the U.S. East Coast and South America.!
Come to Miami, a place full of things to enjoy both in the city and outdoors!The project site is located right in front of Miami’s gem, South Beach, making it very convenient to enjoy the beach after class, find great restaurants, and visit exhibitions. Moreover, Miami is a transit hub connecting the U.S. and South America, so transportation is convenient and there are many flight options. Miami is a travel paradise close to famous East Coast destinations like Orlando’s Disney World, New York, and Washington, as well as to Cancun and Caribbean island nations—Miami is waiting for you!
3.A place where you can relax in a warm southern climate while learning English.!
Come to Miami if you want to learn English and take time to relax!Miami enjoys warm weather year-round, making it a place Americans visit to escape the winter cold. As a resort city, you can enjoy vibrant urban life and plenty of watersports on its clear beaches. Latin culture is infused throughout the city, offering exotic and delicious cuisine, exciting Latin music, and diverse art—a place that delights all the senses! Imagine yourself relaxing with a mojito while gazing at the emerald-colored beach.
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■Project Description
- Classes are conducted using our proprietary education system and materials, which contain over 20 years of teaching expertise.
- Before the project begins, the school will placement test (writing/speaking)will be administered.
- speaking/listening/writing/readingClasses follow a curriculum that evenly develops these skills.
- In addition, students learn pronunciation, vocabulary, practical conversation practice, and the grammar needed for conversation.
- Through group discussions and conversation-focused activities, students can practice expressing themselves and communicating in English.
- Classes aredivided into five levels (Beginner/Intermediate/Upper-Intermediate/Advanced/Advanced Academic)so students can receive the instruction best suited to them.
- For advanced levels and above, elective intensive classes are available. (Examples of subjects: pronunciation correction, speaking and listening, grammar, current affairs, American culture, etc.)
▶ Class Schedule
Option A
- Class hours: 3.5 hours per day / 14 hours per week
- Schedule: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Option B
- Class hours: 4.5 hours per day / 18 hours per week
- Schedule: 9:00 AM - 1:30 PM or 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM
▶ Provided by the institution outside of project activities:Additional activities
In addition to regular classes, a variety of activities such as on-campus events, field trips, and nearby excursions are held.
Take part in the school's various activities and practice real-life English outside the classroom!
| On-campus events | Beach party, Bowling, Halloween party, Christmas party, Food tours, etc. |
| Field trips | Art museum tours(Perez Art Museum, The Bass Museum) etc. |
| Day trips | Disney World, Universal Studios, Key West, Everglades National Park, New York, etc. |
*The above activity descriptions are examples for illustrative purposes and may change depending on the institution's circumstances; some activities may require a nominal participation fee.
▶ Local Orientation
During the project's starting week, an orientation will be held on the designated day. The orientation will briefly introduce the school and classes and provide information for placement testing. For participants holding a student visa (F-1), visa-related guidance will be provided.
*Detailed information about schedules and locations will be provided after participation is confirmed.
■Important Notes
- Depending on the course, a student visa (F-1) may be required. We will provide detailed information about the visa upon confirmation of participation and will assist you with visa preparations, so don't worry :)
- Project start dates may vary depending on the course. If you wish to participate, please inquire in advance.
- Language projects fill up quickly, so if you wish to participate please apply early.
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English proficiency requirement ★☆☆☆☆ This project is divided into five levels from beginner to advanced, so beginners can join at any time. Just bring a desire to enjoy learning English! |
*For detailed participant reviews, Gap Year Story (Click)You can view it at.
* More participant reviews can be found in the "Participant Reviews" section at the bottom of the project.
Items not included
- Round-trip airfare
- Textbook fees (paid on site, $23–$59 per book)
- Local living expenses (accommodation, meals, transportation, etc.)
- Miami airport-accommodation pickup fee (optional(2)Can be added as an option)
- Individual travel insurance fee
The institution where the project is conductedMiami South Beachis located directly in front of the pristine white sandy beach,the U.S. Department of Commerce (US Department of Commerce) and the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET*), an English language institution officially accredited.It is.
The institution has developed its own educational system and teaching materials to provide personalized instruction, and limits class sizes to between 6 and 16 students to increase participation. In addition, rather than Asia, most students come from Latin America (about 30%) and Europe (about 50%), which provides the advantage of meeting diverse international peers and using English freely.
Miami is a resort with warm weather year-round and a relaxed urban atmosphere. Enjoy life on the beach while immersing yourself in studying English! Take part in various water activities with friends from abroad, and while chatting at outdoor cafés with Latin music playing, your conversational English will improve remarkably before you know it.
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*ACCET (Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training):1973was established in, an education and training accrediting body approved by the U.S. Department of Education.It conducts on-site inspections of each campus according to its own strict standards,, and grants accreditation only to schools that meet all accreditation criteria. *Nationality proportions may vary over time. |
1. Student Dormitory
A student dormitory located in the heart of South Beach, within walking distance to the school. The dorm is within walking distance of Miami Beach’s busy Lincoln Road, and the beach is also nearby (3 blocks away), making it convenient for daily life. This accommodation is recommended for those who want to study English with a variety of friends and enjoy an exciting vacation.
| Shared room | 2 weeks | 4 weeks | 6 weeks |
| 1,110,000 | 1,890,000 | 2,680,000 | |
| 8 weeks | 10 weeks | 12 weeks | |
| 3,480,000 | 4,280,000 | 5,080,000 |
2. Homestay
Stay with a local family in Miami Beach and experience the local culture up close. Talk with your host family to practice the English you learned in class, and experience the everyday life of Miami residents that you can't learn in class!
Homestay familiesare located in Miami Beach or suburban areasand the travel time to the school isabout 35 minutes to 1 hour by public transportationHomestay families are usually households with children, retired seniors, or single working adults. Meals are provided from Monday to Friday, and you are free to arrange meals on weekends (weekend meals not provided). Costs vary depending on whether meals are provided and the type of room (private room, twin room).
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Private room (Weekday breakfast provided) |
4 weeks | 6 weeks | 8 weeks |
| 2,030,000 | 2,890,000 | 3,760,000 | |
| 10 weeks | 12 weeks | ||
| 4,630,000 | 5,500,000 |
* Homestayof the minimum stay is 4 weeks,Breakfast and dinner are also provided.
* For those who value private space, we recommend studio-type apartments (cost varies by season). If you would like a homestay with breakfast and dinner, or a studio-type apartment option, please contact us separately. (koreagapyear@gmail.com)
* Accommodation stays are calculated as 1 week = 7 nights.
■ Accommodation - General Notes
- If two people participate together, a double room can be provided upon prior request.
- Please follow the rules and regulations of each accommodation.
- Accommodation prices may vary depending on local conditions, such as inflation.
Region:Miami, USA
A city in southeastern Florida, USA, it is a resort with beautiful Caribbean beaches..It was discovered by the Spanish in the 16th century and rapidly developed after the railroad opened in the late 19th century. Since 1959, about 300,000 Cubans have immigrated there, so despite being in the United States, the city exudes a distinctly Latin American atmosphere. It is also known for fresh seafood and a variety of Latin American dishes.
Miami, the city that has captured many Americans' hearts with its warm year-round weather and beautiful coastline! Study English here with international friends and make memories on the beach.
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Eligibility
- Anyone aged 16 or older who is in good physical health
- Those who want to study English in a warm place year-round
- Those who want to learn English in the U.S. while on vacation or during school breaks
- Those who want to learn authentic American English at a lower cost than other U.S. regions (e.g., New York)
- Those who want to actively socialize with international friends from Europe, South America, etc., to improve their English.
- Those who want to enjoy water sports in their free time and relax while listening to Latin music.
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Recommended for those who prefer socializing with international friends rather than meeting other Koreans and want to enjoy language study life in the U.S. Miami is a place where you can meet many international students from Europe and South America who come to learn English. Don't stress about English; soak up Miami's relaxed and lively atmosphere and learn English while enjoying yourself! |
■ For this project Minimum participation periodis 2 weeks.
■ The cost of this project at the top of this pageyou can easily check the detailed amounts for each period and option.
■ Gap Year Mission Scholarship(▶ View details)
■ Installment payment information
For those who have difficulty paying in full, prepay a registration fee of 500,000 KRWand if you pay the remaining balance within 2 weeks, the date you paid the registration fee will be used as the reference date for the process to confirm project participation will proceed and availability and available slots (TO) will be checked. To participate on your preferred dates and period, securing a spot quickly is important! (Non-refundable once participation is confirmed)
*However, if the start date is close, the schedule for paying the remaining balance may vary depending on the situation.
■ Early bird discount and Urgent applicationInformation
All gap year projects, because of standard processing procedures and the gap year preparation period, it is recommended to apply at least 3 months before the project start date.and,as a rule, you should apply no later than 2 months prior.However, in unavoidable circumstances or if you urgently need to join a project, by paying an additional fee through the urgent application service, we will assist you with the fastest possible processing procedures.
*We do our best to expedite processing, but there is basic time required for communication with local organizations and confirmation of participation, and since all procedures proceed the same as for regular participants, participants using the urgent application service must actively cooperate with the Korea Gap Year operations teamand must do so.
** Those who apply 180 days before the start date will receive an early bird discount.
*** The urgent application service can be requested via the selection option above; for inquiries related to the urgent application service, please contact koreagapyear@gmail.com.
- Provided:Automatic registration for gap year missions and notes / All OT materials provided immediately upon confirmation of participation / Additional emergency staff deployment / Support for document preparation if needed, etc.
*If you have difficulty calculating dates, please refer to the Naver Date Calculator >>Naver Date Calculator link
**Note: For super-urgent applications, there may be no available slots depending on local conditions, and subsequent procedures will proceed according to the Gap Year refund policy.Also,Problems arising from participant non-cooperation are the responsibility of the participant.
■ Estimated other costs (per week)
| Item | Details and remarks | Amount | Category |
| Round-trip airfare (including tax) | Varies depending on the flight | Estimated at approximately 800,000–1,200,000 KRW | Not included |
| Visa fees |
1. Electronic Travel Authorization (ESTA) (90-day visa-free, 15 hours of classes per week) |
$14 | |
| 2. F-1 Student Visa |
Approximately $250 (including shipping) |
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| Individual travel insurance fee | Varies by insurer/duration | Estimated at approximately 20,000–50,000 KRW |
*Visa fees are as of December 2016.
*Airfare may vary depending on the flight.
*Participants' travel expenses and personal spending money are not included.
■Note (Estimated local prices)
| Accommodation | Per night | Meals | Per meal |
| Guesthouse | Approx. 40,000 KRW | Local meal | Approx. 18,000KRW |
| Hotel | Approx. 250,000 KRW | Restaurant | Approx. 40,000KRW |
*Estimated local prices are based on average standards and may vary depending on participants' preferences.
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