Language taught in: Spanish

Nearest Airport: Mexico’s City Airport (2 hours by bus)

Airport transfer: We offer a convenient and efficient private taxi service from the Mexico City International Airport or anyplace within the Mexico City metropolitan area directly to your Mexican family's home or any other destination in Cuernavaca. Someone carrying a sign with your name will meet you in the airport as you exit international customs. Prices depend upon the number of people and destinations. Service available 24 hours.

Public Transportation Service from and to the Airport

The Pullman de Morelos Bus Station at the Mexico City International Airport is located on the second floor behind the food court. Any porter can assist you, or just follow the signs for Cuernavaca transport.

Location Type Universidad Internacional is located in a very safe and quiet residential area 10 minutes walking distance to downtown and about 5 minutes by car.

Public Transport  Yes, taxi cabs and public buses

Buildings 13 Buildings

Snack Bar / Canteen

The school has:

• Main campus: 1 Snack Restaurant, 1 Restaurant, 2 coffee machines and 1 snack machine.
• Building 10:1 coffee machine and 1 snack machine.
• Building 11:1 coffee machine and 1 snack machine
• Building 12:1 Restaurant, 1 coffee machine and 1 snack machine.
• Building 14:1 Restaurant, 1 coffee machine and 1 snack machine.

Disabled Access  Y/N: A few disabled access

Garden / Terrace  Y/N: Yes, gardens, terraces fountains and swimming pools

Library  Y/N: Yes

Newspapers / Magazines  Y/N: Yes

Message Service  Y/N:  Yes

Computers  Y/N: Yes

Building 3

• GENERAL USE COMPUTER CENTER (3-201 ) - 74 PCs
  Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Saturday: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
• COMPUTER LAB 10 (10-001) - 32 PCs
  Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
• COMPUTER LAB 12 (12-110) - 25 PCs
  Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
• COMPUTER LAB 14 (14-101) - 30 PCs
  Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Internet Access  Y/N: Yes free Internet access in all our computer labs and also Students can bring their laptops and get connected for free in UNINTER´s brand new WOW! Zones

Multimedia Facilities

Hardware

• Processors Pentium IV (HT) 3.0 GHz
• Memory RAM: 256MB RAM
• Network cards 10/100
• Printers s: HP LaserJet 1320 PCL
• LAN connections available for Laptops

Software

• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Microsoft Access
• Microsoft Project
• Microsoft Publisher
• Microsoft Internet Explorer
• Microsoft Encarta
• Visual Studio (C++, Visual Basic, etc)
• Acrobat Reader 5.0
• Java

Course Materials:

Books & material will be provided with and extra cost:

Student Nationalities  

• United Status                   86%
• Switzerland                       4%
• Germany                           3%
• Japan                               2%
• Canada                             1%
• México                              2%
• Other                                2%

Holidays Public Holidays/Days school closed (List days school is closed)

The Spanish School observes several national holidays each year in which no classes are held. No student refunds for classes missed due to holidays.

                            Public Holidays for 2007

Students in the Executive Spanish Program do attend their one-on-one classes.

Activities Available

Half day (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday)

Xochicalco and Hacienda de Cortes: The pyramids , located 42 kilometres south of Cuernavaca, are one of the most important archeological zones in Morelos dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries A,D . The Hacienda, within the city limits of Cuernavaca , was established by the conquistador in the 1520s.

Cacahuamilpa Caverns: Are among some of the largest caves in the world. They extend two kilometres into the heart of the mountain and present a variety of interesting geological formations.

Rio las Estacas: Is a river rising from a natural spring in the midst of a tropical jungle with abundant flowers. This recreational site was used to film many scenes from the "Tarzan" films.

Tepoztlan and Hacienda de Cortes: Tepoztlan is situated at the foot of a mountain and is a typical Mexican pueblo. Students will visit the birthplace of Quetzalcoatl (The feathered serpent) and Principal God of the Aztec Culture as well as a native folk market. The excursion ends at the Hacienda of Cortés described above.

Ballet Folklorico: is a mosaic of Mexican folklore and traditions. Typical dances from across Mexico are performed in the Palacio de Bellas Artes ( Palace of Fine Arts ) in Mexico City .

Full day Weekends (Saturday & Sunday)

Teotihuacan Archeologiacal site (Pyramids): is the most important, archaeological zone in Central Mexico due to the magnificent pyramids dedicated to the sun and the moon.

Mexico city Museo de Antropología: is the largest museum in Mexico. The museum houses a broad collection of works from the rise to the fall of all Mesoamerican cultures. It is regarded as one of the best of its kind in the world.

Taxco: is Mexico’s renowned city of silver which was built on the side of a mountain. Almost all houses have red tile roofs; the streets are paved with cobblestones and are very hilly. It is a UNESCO cultural heritage site.

Museo de Dolores Olmedo and Xochimilco gardens are located in Mexico City: This colonial building museum holds the largest private art collection of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. Xochimilco is famous for its colourful gardens and traditional boats (trajineras).

Weekend trip (Friday to Sunday)

Acapulco 3 days and 2 nights: Students will visit Mexico’s most famous bay and stay in a four-star hotel to enjoy the warm, beautiful, calm beaches of Acapulco and its vibrant night life.

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