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“I enjoyed my course at Ih Cape Town. I love the administration staff. Everyone is so friendly and helpful.” – Cristina (Brazil)
World Cup Dance – The Diski
2010 World Cup Dance
South African Tourism has created a special dance for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. It is called the “Diski Dance” and reflects the South African culture as well as the excitement to be hosting such an international and prestigious event. It involves a series of soccer moves strung together and designed for maximum fan enjoyment. In the 2010 World Cup dance you will see tricks and kicks together with typical African movements choreographed to make it a flowing, rhythmic movement. To find out more about the Diski Dance you can go to www.beyond90minutes.co.za
Cape Town Cheese Festival
cheese festival
Join us as we enjoy South Africa’s major cheese event of the year, the SA Cheese Festival. Small artesian cheesemakers and the larger dairy dynasties are paired with deli delights and award winning wines in a country market atmosphere. From the 24th to the 27th of April the historic wine farm Bien Donne between Paarl and Franschhoek will be the host to this not-to-be missed occasion. Tickets are available at any computicket and Checkers. For more information go to www.cheesefestival.co.za
IH Cape Town on bikes
City Cycle Your
- Cape Town City
Every Tuesday we host student activities and socials for students to get a chance to mingle, use English in practice and enjoy a bit of Cape Town. On Tuesday the 6th of April IH Cape Town took their students on a guided City Cycle Tour. It was a fun-filled afternoon where a qualified guide took us all around the city on comfortable bicycles, stopping at various heritage sites, places of interest and attractions to give us the history and significance of Cape Town. Not only did we all learn more about Cape Town and its past (and future with the World Cup around the corner) but it was a wonderful way for students and staff alike to get to know each other, chat a lot and laugh even more.
