Want to Take a Course on Brazilian Culture?

I think I certainly should! In fact, I'm strongly considering it. Click here to link to the full story from the Gringo Times but the gist of it is that Lagoa's Casa do Saber is launching a ‘Brazil For Beginners’ course. It runs evenings, starting October 14th, and will cover subjects such as . I'm sure it will be R$360 well spent. Click here for the course page on Casa do Saber's site.

Comments

[Miss Footloose]

What a grat idea! I wonder if these tupes of courses are available in other countries. With so many people living as expats in foreign countries, it looks like a business opportunity to arrange these.

The more we understand the culture and the people of our new habitat, the better.

[Miss Footloose]

Ouch! Sorry for the typos. I forgot to check. Very embarrassed!

[Canarioca]

I offer consultations on Brazilian culture as I lived there for 15 years and know the ins and outs especially from a foreigners point of view.
If you live in the Calgary area, I am the go to person for anything to do with Brazil (translations,relocations,pre trip consultation, cultural differences and how to overcome them)

Beijos
Canarioca

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[Diane Smith]

Not only does teaching in a foreign country introduce culture to the students, but you can learn about Brazil and other countries that you visit. Broaden your horizons!