Spanish Courses in San Jose
For years, our Partner School has been maintaining a high standard of quality in our services, and we
guarantee your personal success in learning Spanish as we are offering varied course material, qualified teachers,
and individual methodology.
Our Partner School has experience teaching at all levels, from beginning courses to the most advanced. Lessons
take place in small groups consisting of normally two or three students, which guarantee learning success in a
familiar atmosphere.
Also, covered in all levels are socio-cultural, historical, economic, and political aspects of Cost Rica and
Latin America, in a current context at no additional cost. Special programs with excursions, give students the
opportunity to improve their knowledge of the Spanish language and to get to know the country and the people from
all points of view.
Our Partner School is one of the few schools in Costa Rica where it is possible for students to take an examination
according to the guidelines of the American Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).
Group clasees
Throughout the year our Partner School offers group classes in all levels. After the placement test, students are
incorporated in the group according to his/her knowledge of Spanish. Our Partner School teaches in SMALL GROUPS
assuring the PERSONALIZED ATTENTION to each students' needs.
Individual clasees
These classes are designed for all of those participants who have a limited amount of time and therefore need to
attain communication success as soon as possible. The themes of the teaching material, as well as rhythm of learning,
are determined by the student.
The exclusive attention of the teacher is the key to success and above-average learning progress.
Course Academic Credits
Students who wish to receive academic credit at our Partner School receive a transcript of the number of class
hours completed, subjects covered in class, and the teacher's evaluation of performance. They can present this
Certificate to their college or university for credit.
Generally, one semester unit of credit is granted for each 15-20 hours of class time. Thus, a 4-week program of
4 hours of class daily would generate 4-5 semester credits.
The administrator of the student's school must agree to his or her participation in the program. Students need to
make all arrangements directly through their university prior to beginning the program in Costa Rica.