Learn Spanish in Antigua, Guatemala
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Frequently asked questions
Learn Spanish in Antigua, Guatemala requires participants to be at least 18 years old.
The program runs for 1 to 2 weeks.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay with a host family.
The program fee includes accommodation, some activities, classes, meals, and wifi.
Learn Spanish in Antigua, Guatemala is located in Antigua, Guatemala.
About Program
Enjoy the ¡Buena Onda! of Antigua – quality time in Guatemala’s ‘must visit’ destination.
Antigua is a place of rare beauty, major historical significance, vibrant culture and a global hot spot. The immaculately maintained cobbled streets, glorious colonial buildings and imposing Agua Volcano have earned the city UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Cool bars and cafes with craft beers, single origin coffees, Mayan markets markets plus lots to enjoy outside the city.
Learn Spanish in Antigua and enjoy homestay accommodation with 3 meals daily in the center of town. Each morning Monday to Friday there are 3 x 45 minute Spanish lessons (15 per week). Spanish teachers are licensed and qualified, and lessons follow the internationally recognized Cervantes curriculum – a world-recognized leader in Spanish language tuition. After a short test on day one you are allocated to a class that suits your level; beginner, intermediate or advanced. There are no more than 4 students per class.
Program Highlights
- Homestay accommodation with private room and 3 meals daily in the center of Antigua.
- Spanish teachers licensed & qualified and follow the internationally recognised Cervantes curriculum – a world-recognized leader in Spanish language tuition.
- Access to 'Cambio/Niño’s de Guatemala - Social Enterprise Hub’ for free weekly cultural activities and 24/7 program support.
- Airport transfer direct to your homestay.
- Homestay thoroughly vetted with regular feedback and inspections - always hosts two or more guests.
Community Questions
Location
Antigua was the capital of Guatemala prior to a major earthquake that left most of the city in ruins. Guatemala city then became the capital, and Antigua city returned into a small town until the whole city was deemed a UNESCO world heritage site. Attractions include monuments and buildings, as they preserve Guatemala's historical beauty and showcase the Spanish influence in the area.
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