While you could arrange everything yourself, your best bet is to book a package through a tour company. They will handle all the transportation and sometimes even meals. This will save you a lot of time and trouble!
Be sure to also bring along enough chaperones to keep the students in line. If the chaperones can speak Spanish, it will be a major bonus.
I took a one week trip to Spain in high school and we did Madrid, Toledo, Granada, Sevilla, and Cordoba.
EF Tours. They operate student tours.
Really? You're a teacher? And you work for an accredited school? Because I couldn't avoid the ads for those companies when I was working in the schools.
Last year I had been with our school to Spain. Spain is a best place all year round for a school trip.
http://www.voyagerschooltravel.com/schoo... check it out..it might help you
You go on the web asking people how to do your job, or "profession" as you pompously call it, you're supposed to know. Tan mejor que no seas MI profe!
What's next, going to ask us how to speak Spanish?
What age of students?
What kind of orientation in their studies?
In general, you can't go wrong with Madrid, Barcelona, Granada, Toledo.
It all depends on how much time you have!
I am a teacher by profession and my school is looking out to arrange a trip to Spain...any ideas?
