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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — June 28 marked the beginning of the Middlebury Language Schools, known internationally for their full immersion approach to language teaching. This summer the Language Schools will welcome over 1,600 students and 300 faculty and staff to both the Middlebury College campus and online to study Abenaki, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. The School of Japanese launched a Master’s in Japanese, and the School of Abenaki will host their first in-person two-week program with 24 students–after holding their in...

This guide reflects the current, and likely strictest set of restrictions as of March 30. If conditions improve, it is possible that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the state of Vermont, and Middlebury College may relax these policies before or during the summer.  It will be your responsibility to review the full Summer 2021 Campus Guide, which will be posted closer to arrival day. In the meantime, you may review the Essential Health and Safety Measures for the Middlebury College undergraduates, as most policies and procedures will be similar for the summer.  An online co...

Ceo and founder calls the jobless situation in spain unbearable and blames the country's unforgiving laborlaw. >> we have a very strict labor market where people are absolutely impossible to fire and makes entrepreneurs scared of hiring people. >> manuel has been looking for a job for over 18 months. >> as a matter of fact, i am coming from a job interview and it is quite difficult. >> youth unemployment in the u.s. is around 16% but for young adults in spain the jobless rate is 50% and for some the future may lie outside their country. >> things are very hard here in spain. >> what country wo...

Site it is challenging. the jobless situation they call unbearable. they claim the country's unfor giving labor laws. >> we have a labor market that is (inaudible). >> accountant man well has been looking for a job for over 18 months. >> they expect to to come in and it is quite difficult. >> unemployment is 16 percent but for young adults in spain the jobless rate is about 50 percent for some the future may lie outside their country. >> things are hard here. >> what country would you go to? >> latin america or brazil. >> that's why language schools

>> anda that is why language schools in spain are overflowing with students hoping to learn a new language. eduardo lopez lost his job as a teacher and is back in school as a student to improve his english skills. >> there are possibilities to work and it is very difficult to wake up in the morning if you don't know how to do to improve your situation. >> spain subsidizes its universities so it is cheap to get an education but makes little difference when nobody is hiring. >> a housing collapse, bad loans piling up, high unemployment and government debts that are going through the roof thanks ...