Spanish Courses in Bogota & Cartagena, Colombia

Nueva Lengua Escuela de Espanol:
Nueva Lengua is an international Spanish school for people from all over the world, for students, executives and families. Our locations are in the Caribbean and in the Andean Mountains (Bogotá and Cartagena). We have state of the art facilities and partner with 2 of the best universities of Latin America. We will find a suitable accommodation for you , you will enjoy and get to know the culture and life of the city that you choose and we will even take care of airport transfers, insurance etc.

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If you are looking forward to getting to know Latin America and at the same time learning Spanish, we encourage you to take the course in any of our schools or in some or all of them. We offer you the best learning environment, resources and knowledge. You take the first step. Prices are competitive and if you book in advance or study for more than a month you will enjoy discounts. We are looking forward to meeting you.

Intensive Spanish, Spanish for university, Executive Spanish for business, Career Spanish, Spanish course with work placement or volunteer social work, Spanish for Medicine, Spanish for the travel and tourism industry, Spanish for families, Spanish and scuba diving, Spanish teacher training.

Bogotá is a city that keeps growing and has a population (including the surroundings) of 8 million people coming from different places of Colombia and from all over the world. In the city you will find beautiful colonial and republican houses and also modern buildings. There are more than 50 museums like the gold museum, the National museum, the Botero museum, The Silva poetry house, the Quinta de Bolivar, Maloka, The Modern Art Museum, The Colon Theater and the Luis Angel Arango Library among others.

It is a city loved by its inhabitants that are very friendly. In the country side you will find the Guatavita lagoon, where history places the “El Dorado” legend (El Dorado is the name the Spaniards gave to the place where indigenous people used to store the gold), the salt cathedral of Zipaquirá, the Neusa Lake and thousands of country restaurants that are weekend gateways for Bogotá citizens.