STUDY SPANISH IN LATIN AMERICA
Study Spanish Latin America and explore this dynamic, colorful and vibrant region. Latin America is a huge, distinctive melting pot of Spanish, Portuguese, indigenous, African and European influences. Study Spanish in Latin America: there is no better place for a Spanish Immersion Program or gap year abroad!
Latin America has it all: impressive mountains, tropical beaches, modern metropolitan and colonial cities, small, quiet cities, the Amazon jungle, and the stunning countryside.
When studying Spanish in Latin America pick a Spanish courses at one of our popular Spanish Schools at top destinations in Latin America. If you like, you can combine Spanish with volunteering, surf, adventure, yoga, skiing, diving or culture (salsa dancing, music, cooking) and more.
Popular Spanish Schools

The school is situated in the amazing Inca city of Cusco, very close to the famous Plaza de Armas in Cusco. An interesting mix of Inca and colonial history is spread all throughout the city... » read more

Buenos Aires is an exciting place to learn Spanish. This school is situated in the city centre, in Barolo Palace, close to many interesting places, like the Pink House and the Obelisc... » read more

Study Spanish in the city of the Eternal Spring: Medellín, in Colombia! In Medellín, also called ‘the most innovative city in the world’, you will see here an abundance of green parks, libraries... » read more

You can find this school at a unique location on a hill behind the town of Montañita. Therefore, the school has a stunning view of the city and the idyllic coastline where you can enjoy the waves... » read more

If you want to improve your Spanish level in a short period and explore the Mexican culture, we highly recommend this Spanish school in Oaxaca. The passionate teachers in Mexico use effective... » read more

This Spanish school is located in the downtown area of Havana, in Vedado, a mere 20-30 minutes from the old town and the international airport. Vedado is close to Malecon/sea and not too long a... » read more