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@mrs12 The classes are taught all in Turkish, and it's a mix of exercises, listening, reading, and speaking. You use books developed by TÖMER and you can expect to cover a new language topic every day or two - it's very fast paced. There will be four levels of class. You sign a language pledge to speak only Turkish while at school, and only the beginners get a pass on this, and only for three weeks. Feel free to send me a private message if you have any other questions!

@mrs12 I went to Turkey last year for CLS, so if you have any questions, I can answer them for you! Also, you should check out ARIT, they also fund advanced Turkish studies over the summer. As for the questions you asked - we were in class M-F from 9-1, and we had office hours we could go to as well. You have cultural excursions throughout the summer, and you will have lots of time to spend with your host family and your language partner (you have to meet with the twice a week for at least an hour). You can travel on the weekends and over Bayram. However, my suggestion would be to try not to travel too much, if you do go, because you an fall into using too much English if you do.