Languages in Action:
Learn Spanish in Panama with Languages in Action at our language schools in Panama City and Boquete. Panama is located on the land bridge between North and South America, with Costa Rica to the north and Colombia to the south, and between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean / Caribbean side (that is full of pristine white beaches). Join us in a beautiful and still slightly undiscovered country that offers some of the finest snorkeling, hiking, bird watching, flora, fauna, adventure and fun in the Americas. Encounter a warm and friendly people (population: 3.2 million), a stable democracy and a dynamic business sector.
Location and Facilities:
Panama City:
Location: The Spanish language school in Panama City is located in the Altos del Chase - El Dorado neighborhood, a twenty minute taxi or bus ride from downtown and banking areas, and five minutes from the only seasonal dry forest in Latin America, which is a beautiful and pristine home to many native animals including Tamarin Monkeys, anteaters and sloths. The area surrounding the school has many internet cafes and a wide selection of restaurants.
Facilities: We have five classrooms, free internet and WiFi, air conditioning and televisions with a DVD player for audio-visual exercises. During the high season you can have your classes outside. The school has a gorgeous garden with hammocks to enjoy your breaks in. You will also have access to the kitchen.
Teachers: All are qualified with university degrees and experience in teaching Spanish as a second language. They also receive continuing education from our Academic Director on a regular basis.
Boquete:
Location: The Spanish school in Boquete is located in the heart of the town, close to everything, only one block away from the town’s Central Plaza. The town itself is located close to many national parks where you can explore lush tropical nature trails and partake of superb bird watching.
Facilities: Multi-media classrooms, free WiFi, a cafeteria.
Teachers: All hold university degrees (most related to Spanish teaching) as well as the "Teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language" certification. They also undergo continuing education to ensure their skills stay sharp.
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