“My name is Colin Millar and I am a 47 year old Company Director. I studied Spanish for the month of August in Cartagena. It was a great experience. The school was well organised and my teacher was dedicated and constructed the lessons well. To my surprise there were other 'older' people there and everyone got on well together. The school arranged interesting side trips and was very flexible with a couple of events that I had to attend outside the curriculum. Cartegena is a beautiful and interesting town with a good night life.”

“I had a really great time in Cartagena. My host family was superb! They treated me as if I were one of their relatives. The city has a wonderful climate. It's really hot all day long. That was perfect for going to the beach after school. What I liked most is that I met people from all over the world at the school. It was a great experience! It was nice to find out that people choose Colombia for studying Spanish and for travelling. I have stayed there for only two weeks, but it was enough time for learning a lot in the school, with my new friends and with the family!”

I have been studying here in Cusco (Peru) now for almost 4 weeks and i have to admit that so far it has been a great experience for myself to be part of such a great place full of culture, friends and enthusiasm. During my past four weeks of studying Spanish i have learnt a lot thanks to being provided by great teachers in a great atmosphere. Also studying with others helped a lot in understanding and opening my eyes more to different questions and situation. From having absolutely no idea about the Spanish language to being able to communicate although not fluently but clearly is a witnessed miracle.

Full of enthusiasm; looking forward to more Spanish classes and to volunteer work as well.

My arrival at the school in Buenos Aires was as like stepping into a warm bath. Friendly staff, good facilities, interactive teaching; they have put everything well together. I started with intermediate classes, because I took classes in my homecountry too. Even though, the classes enriched my Castellano every day. And I think that is mainly because they teach in various ways. One day the teachers take you to the park, the other you're reading (and singing) Argentinean songs. So I didn't only learn Spanish, I too learned a lot about the Latin American culture! Buenos Aires is an incredible place to study Spanish. The school is located in the lovely tranquil neighbourhood of Belgrano. Close to busy and vibrant Palermo. The hostfamilies and hostel that can be arranged, are close to the school. From the school it's only a few stops with the metro to nice areas such as Recoleta and San Telmo. Buenos Aires rocks! The time at this school is one of the best memories I have of my trip in South America. I could recommend everyone that wants to learn Spanish to check it out.