Regular Spanish

The classes are based on the consistent practice since courses are based on real communication using inference and learning usinggrammar as a tool for understanding the uses and rules of Latin American culture.

Spanish for brazilians

Develop competence in the students’ communication skills in both listening and reading comprehension and oral and written expression. Also, considering the linguistic proximity between the portuguese and Spanish, will induce students to reflect comparative grammar between both languages.

Spanish for business 

The goal is to get participants to develop language skills needed to function in the Hispanic business world, to get the most out of the sphere of work, to maximize productivity and increase the chances of finding business opportunities within the Hispanic world.

This is a program for students and professionals who, having reached an lower or upper intermediate level need to deepen their knowledge in business and trade and want cope effectively in situations of working life. Businessmen, economists, embassy officials, investors, NGOs and government institutions and all foreigners interested in doing business in Peru.

Survival

• Useful and practical language for traveling and socializing.
• Ideal for first time learners.
• Ideal for travelers wanting to gain basic language skills
• Emphasis on oral communication

A program with a tourist-oriented cultural and linguistic immersion for 1 or 4 days that helps students understand the Peruvian culture and able to communicate in basic dialogues.

Useful practical language and common phrases for introducing yourself, asking for directions, getting food, knowing how to get transportation, eating out, Do’s & Don’ts,  shopping, what to do in emergency cases and more!.

Tours: Around Lima Center, Around Callao, waterpark, Textil market, etc

El: Full day – Around Lima Center:

• Spanish lessons in the classroom.
• Shopping at marketplaces.
• Lunchtime: Eating out – ordering in a restaurant.
• Around Lima Center.

 While traveling around…Speaking some Spanish is better than speaking no Spanish.