Spanish Courses in Bolivia

Enforex:
Enforex offers Spanish language courses in Sucre. Our school is located in the heart of Sucre, one block away from the main plaza, close to virtually everything of interest within the city. Classes are in the morning or afternoon (mainly during high season). The school is a 2-story building with 15 classrooms, library, kitchen, 2 video rooms, story building with colonial balconies, 2 interior patios, a small terrace to get sun tan, free internet service and reading lab, entertainment room, and a beautiful cafeteria.

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For all levels, beginners to advanced, start any week of the year. For ages 18 upwards. Mini-group Intensive - 20 hours/ week & Mini-group Super intensive - 30 hours /week courses can be taken in small groups (max. 5 students/class) or students can take individual classes - 20 hours/week.

Accommodation is with host families (homestay). Living with a selected host family in Bolivia will enable the student to see and learn everything about the Bolivian lifestyle with first hand experience of Bolivian culture and traditions. Host families have been carefully chosen for this purpose and to ensure that students have a pleasant stay in Bolivia. Students are offered a single room with half board (breakfast & lunch) and are treated as family members.

Enforex destinations in BoliviaLearn the Spanish language in Sucre, a charming colonial city in southern Bolivia that has been beautifully preserved thanks to its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The legislative capital of the country, Sucre has always been an influential city in the arts and academics despite its small size.

Sucre’s many names – it was formerly known as “La Plata” (“Silver”) and is still called the “white city of the Americas”– serve as reminders of 300 years of Spanish rule. Its colonial-era structures include two universities, various churches, beautiful white-washed buildings and tree-lined plazas where students congregate to socialize and have a good time. With a population of about 150,000, Sucre is a tranquil and fascinating place to study Spanish while learning about Andean and colonial culture.