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Student Accommodations in Oaxaca

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Student Accommodations in Oaxaca - ViaSpanish.com - Spanish Courses Abroad

ViaSpanish recognizes the homestay is one of the most important elements in any experience abroad and strives to maintain a well-established network of comfortable apartments and family homes in our cities’ best neighborhoods. A member of ViaSpanish personally visits each student accommodation in Oaxaca to ensure the quality of student housing.

f Homestay

For those wanting to join in a local family's daily life and customs



We can help you find your best option

 

f What ViaSpanish Looks for in Each Student Accommodation

Student accommodations in Oaxaca include shared and private room options for each individual student, and at least one native Spanish-speaker living in each homestay. Our goal for all students living with a local host family is that they will use their hosts as resources about life in Oaxaca and the Spanish language, as well as become involved in their hosts’ social networks.

Each type of student accommodation in Oaxaca is additionally screened for cleanliness, amenities, distance from our students’ schools, and any special student requests, such as dietary needs, allergies, pets, smoking, etc. We do our best to meet the needs of each of our students within the framework of local cultural commodities and norms.

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f Details of Student Housing in Oaxaca

Family Homestay (with meals)  

The family homestay option is the best fit for students looking for a great deal of interaction with local Mexicans and who are interested in joining in the host family’s daily life and customs. These families are well acquainted with the city of Oaxaca, the Mexican culture, and greatly expedite the student’s immersion process. Families consist or everything from a señora, to a married couple with small children, to a parent with their college age children. Students share in family meals (just breakfast or breakfast and lunch, the biggest meal of the day) and can take advantage of the opportunity to practice Spanish on a daily basis.


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