Intensive Group Course:

This intensive program is made up of 20 weekly group lessons with each group having six students maximum. The classes aim at developing your communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking, reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture. Out-of-class exercises are assigned by teachers for students to reinforce the content of the lessons.

One-to-One:

This course is designed to meet the your individual needs and expectations. During this course of 20 classes per week, you will be exposed to a wide variety of topics according to your own interests and pace. This course is available at all levels, from Beginner to Advanced, and you can choose the number of hours you want to take. The classes are organized according to your schedule, depending on the availability of classrooms and teachers. This course is ideal for those planning to take a specific Spanish exam, for those needing Spanish for work, or who are preparing to go to a Spanish speaking university.

General Information:
All levels of Spanish welcome.
Starts dates are every Monday of the year.
Minimum age of 18 years.

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