I used to volunteer with global crossroads in an orphanage in Cusco over the summer of 2014 for 6 weeks. While I was in Cusco, I was learning Spanish in Nativos Spanish School , my teacher Jossie was amazing at teaching Spanish and she really cared about me learning Spanish. The school is in an amazing area near Plaza De Armas (city center/downtown), and is safe. I also loved how Jossie used to take us on field trips around the city on Fridays so we learn Spanish, but also got the chance to explore the city and get to learn more about the people and the culture in Cusco. When I went to Cusco, I only knew about 2-3 words of Spanish, and at the end of my 6 weeks, I could hold a conversation about most topics with a local, I was really impressed with the amount of Spanish I was able to learn in such a small amount of time. My time learning Spanish in Cusco was not only highly education, but I also had a great time learning, and exploring the city.