The program generally begins in the last week of June, and the group assembles both in Boston and in New York to leave for France. Interested candidates should write to Summer Program in France, Department of Modern Languages. Morning classes are conducted at the Goethe Institute and can accommodate intermediate and advanced students, as well as those wanting to begin German study. Afternoon and evening activities include sports, hiking, theater, and lectures. There are also weekend excursions.
Students live with host families.
Interested candidates should write to Summer Program in Germany, Department of Modern Languages. There are a number of excursions spaced throughout the five weeks, including a trip to the two ancient capitals of Japan, Nara and Kyoto. Toin Gakuen underwrites all costs for the program, except for plane fare to and from Japan and personal spending money. Previous study of Japanese is a requirement, and preference is given to students enrolled in the Academy's Japanese program. Interested candidates should contact the Rev. Peter Vorkink for further information and application materials.