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10 Tips on How to Find a Language School in Costa Rica

Anyone thinking of relocating or traveling to Costa Rica should at least acquire survival level Spanish to survive and enjoy what the country has...

Two in three LatAm kids still not back in classroom: UNICEF

Two out of three children in Latin America and the Caribbean have not returned to the classroom after months of coronavirus lockdown, the UN...

Costa Rica education crisis ‘the worst in decades’

Costa Rica is confronting an education crisis that is “the worst in decades,” according to the latest investigation from State of the Nation.

Central America commits to reopening schools ‘urgently and gradually’

In Costa Rica, schools use a hybrid model to ensure protocols are met and guarantee physical distancing in the classroom. 

‘A decision we took as a country’: Inside Costa Rica’s first day back at school

Between the enthusiasm of the students and the fears of the parents, thousands of students across Costa Rica returned to face-to-face classes

Costa Rica returns to face-to-face classes after pandemic suspension

The Public Education Ministry (MEP) says Costa Rica will resume in-person learning using a blended model in 2021

Costa Rica prepares return for in-person school

The Public Education Ministry (MEP) says Costa Rica will resume in-person learning using a blended model in 2021

Costa Rica will resume in-person learning in 2021

The Public Education Ministry (MEP) announced this week that Costa Rica will resume in-person learning using a blended model in 2021

Pandemic puts ‘education on hold’ for millions of children in Latin America: UNICEF report

Experts fear that the coronavirus crisis will destroy advances of recent years in access to education in Latin America, forcing the poorest children to look for work.

Spending on education in Latin America will fall 9% in 2020

Spending on education in Latin America and the Caribbean will fall by 9% during 2020, due to the sharp contraction of GDP in the region due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a joint study by UNESCO and ECLAC.

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