Learn Spanish in Antigua, Guatemala - Take a language course in Guatemala and study Spanish at our partner school in Antigua, Guatemala

The city of Antigua was built in 1543. It preserves the architectonic characteristics of the 16th Century, such as stone paved streets, baroque style buildings, large doors with stone arches, windows with stone base and forged steel balconies, beams carved in precious woods, large stone fountains and tile roofs.

All houses and buildings are of colonial style. They prevail in a strange and extraordinary mixture of peace and active life, forming today, a beautiful colonial city where it seems that time stood still.

The school is located in Antigua, Guatemala. Guatemala has been the focus of Spanish studies for many years. Whether you would like to improve your Spanish or master the language for business/ travelling, then this is the right place for you. The school’s one-to-one teaching system facilitates all the personalized attention students will need in order to reach their Spanish - speaking objectives.

Guatemala's warm year round climate and the historical environment of Antigua will make your stay productive and relaxing. Welcome! 

The staff has vocabulary lists specified for all types of work or study; airlines, medicine, architecture, law, economics, teachers, social services, missionaries, as well as for students who only need Spanish for traveling. Please let us know for what you need the Spanish, and we will teach you according to your need.

As part of its qualification, the school is affiliated and accredited by La Universidad Rural de Guatemala, therefore, you can apply for credits to use in your university to pass from one, up to three, semesters.  

The school has its own Internet café. If you study a minimum of 20 hours a week (morning or afternoon), the school will offer you 1 hour of free Internet service per week. Free WIFI available.

For more information about the Spanish language school and Antigua, please go to Spanish language courses in Antigua

• Participatory activities like word games, conversation in groups and some games “teachers and students vs. teachers and students"? or “teacher vs. student"?.
• Oral and written exercises. 
• Group conversation and discussion to listen to other voices, pronunciation, and to practice Spanish. 
• Music in Spanish to help help students improve comprehension and pronunciation skills. 
• As an optional activity the students prepare a topic (political, social, religious or cultural) with the help of their teachers and then present it to other students and teachers. 
• Talks about Antigua Guatemala history, culture and traditions
  

Details :

• Duration : 1 week minimum
• 20 private lessons per week 
• 1 lesson = 60 minutes 
• Sample Timetable : 08.00 - 12.00 
• Course starting date : Every Monday (other days possible upon arrangement)
• Level : all levels from Beginner to Advanced 
• Minimum Age : 17 

A tailor-made course to suit the individual requirements of the student.

Details :

• Duration : 1 week minimum
• 25 private lessons per week 
• 1 lesson = 60 minutes 
• Sample Timetable: 08.00 - 13.00 
• Course starting date : Every Monday (other days possible upon arrangement)
• Level : all levels from Beginner to Advanced 
• Minimum Age : 17 

The school founded a day care center for the sons and daughters of single Guatemalan mothers. They facilitate the education of the children, as well as providing them with meals, thus allowing the mothers the opportunity to find a job and giving a better life to their children.

The school is financing some of these projects with its income. Obviously, the needs are greater so they are looking for VOLUNTEERS (teachers, cooks, baby-sitters, nurses/doctors, or any one who loves kids), as well as donations of clothing for adults and children, study materials, medicines, and money, or whatever you can help with. All donations will be greatly appreciated and put to good use. With your help, the school can make a tremendous difference and change many lives.

• Salsa and Merengue (dance lessons)
• Movies in Spanish 
• Preparation of traditional Guatemalan food (e.g. how to make tortillas) 
• Scrabble in Spanish and other table games (you can beat your teacher) 
• Soccer/Basketball games (teachers vs. students) 
• Tours in Antigua Guatemala 
• Demonstrations of weaving typical Guatemalan clothes and explanations of each design 
• Visits to social projects, museums and Mayan ruins 
• Trips during the week to indigenous villages to see Mayan ceremonies and on the weekends to touristy places. 
• Tours with a guide to the volcanoes Pacaya, Agua and Fuego. 
• Bicycle tours to areas usually not frequented by tourists: e.g. coffee and macadamia nut plantations and more.