Spanish Language Schools in Cordoba

Amazing people and wonderful athmosphere. Easy learning.

29 October 2018
Course: Super Intensive - 2 weeks
Student age: 23 years

It is organized, with a family environment and few students per group (which increases the quality of education).
I'll probably go back!

16 February 2015
Course: Spanish Immersion - 2 weeks
Student age: 27 years

The teaching was exceptional. The social activities a bonus.
Disappointed with the accommodation both in terms of the distance from the school and city centre and the quality of accommodation in terms of comfort and food.

19 August 2014
Course: Intensive - 1 week
Student age: 53 years

Friendly staff
I didn't make a lot of progress during my stay as there are a lot of Germans in this school. Also the quality of teaching is very slow and we repeated a lot of things I already knew. Also, I didn't have the impression that my teacher was very motivated. If you really want to improve your command of Spanish, choose another school. If you are there just for fun and do a project or volunteering, the school is perfect and offers a lot of support.

7 February 2014
Course: Spanish Immersion - 3 weeks
Student age: 24 years

The welcoming, the atmosphere, the people, the school's structure, pedagogy etc ....
friendly school and very welcoming

11 November 2013
Course: Intensive - 4 weeks
Student age: 71 years

Excellent instructors, meeting great friends, feeling of acceptance -- I am in my sixties, and fit in well.

29 August 2011
Course: Intensive - 4 weeks
Student age: 101 years

teachers and reception person are friendly
Good, but after two weeks, I was eager to travel in others cities! Cordoba is quite small.

19 May 2009
Course: Group Standard - 2 weeks
Student age: 31 years

The flexibility of the organisation: It was possible - and easy - to change the programme as well as the location. Also, the friendliness of the teachers.
As mentioned before, it´s a flexible organisation, but be aware that the changing of location might mean that you´ll be put into a class slightly behind or in front of where you finished in the previous location. As such, there might be a bit of overlapping, which I found quite frustrating. This goes, of course, for group classes only. If you´re very determined to learn the language, I personally recommend doing only individual classes or combining group classes with individual classes. About the school in Córdoba: It's got an extremely friendly atmosphere, where everybody knows everybody. This branch is ideal for the student who wishes to hang out with staff and colleagues after school and participate in various social activities. On the other hand, the Buenos Aires branch is far more anonymous as this school is huge so you´ll only get to know your own teacher and not the others. The social programme in Buenos Aires is also much smaller, almost non-existing, so if you like social activities I definitely recommend Córdoba.

6 March 2008
Course: Super Intensive - 6 weeks
Student age: 26 years

I made great progress in my Spanish because of the good combination of excellent lessons and using my Spanish in the school activities
It's better to go in August or September, because there are fewer people there and therefore smaller classes

19 December 2005
Course: Standard Course - 4 weeks
Student age: years