Spanish Language School in Panama

EPA! Espanol en Panamá, Panama City:
At !EPA! Español en Panamá we would like to invite you to learn and study Spanish in our wonderful country, Panama.

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- Quality program offered at our location.
- Friendly, dedicated, and professional staff and teachers.
- Friendly homestays with private rooms, bathrooms, and optional Internet access.
- Cultural activities offered every week and any assistance needed is always available.
- Airport Pickup Service Transfers
- Planned social and leisure activities
- Assistance with personal permit (Visa)

* 15 lessons of instructions per week - 3 per day. The EPA! method guarantees that our students will successfully learn Spanish in Panama City.
* We have a staff of highly qualified instructors.
* Our method focuses in the communication process.
* Our program was designed in accordance with the Common European Framework of reference for Languages.
* Our classes are taught entirely in Spanish with the purpose of developing the students’ communication skills.
* Classes are planned based on our students' needs.

Private Spanish Lessons; Semi-intensive Spanish Lessons; Intensive Spanish Course; Super-Intensive Spanish Course; General Spanish Course + Panamanian Culture; Program for Couples; Specialized Spanish Courses for Companies.

EPA! Español en Panama offers an excellent selection of accommodations to meet the needs of all students. All homestay accommodations used by the school have been inspected by a school accommodations officer and offer facilities of high standard. We offer other types of accommodations that can be arranged on a timely basis, like apartments, hostels, and all type of hotels.

The Panama Canal:
It’s known as one of the eight modern wonders of the world. You will learn about its construction stages and watch a ship going through the Canal!

Visit “Panama Viejo”:
Panama Viejo was the first city founded on the Pacific Coast of America in the 500’s and it was destroyed by Captain Henry Morgan.

Visit to the Old City/Casco Viejo:
You will see incredible sites; churches, Colonial convents, and residences. This area is where Panama started as an independent country in the early 1900´s. There are many restaurants and shops.

Amador Cause Way:
You will see a spectacular view of Panama City. The causeway was created by connecting 4 small islands in Panama Bay. You can drive, walk, or rent a bicycle, and There are many restaurants to choose from. Among other attractions, you will find the Smithsonian Institute and Resource Aquariums.

Bowling & Shopping:
A teacher will go with the students to enjoy an afternoon of bowling at the new Albrook Bowling alley located in Panama´s biggest shopping mall.

The Republic of Panama is located in the center of the Western Hemisphere under the following coordinates: 7º12’07" and 9º38’46" North, 77º09’24" and 83º03’07" West. Its Borders are: to the North, the Caribbean Sea; to the East, the Republic of Colombia; to the South with the Pacific Ocean and to the West with the Republic of Costa Rica. Panama is the link between Central America and South America, constituting an isthmus of 80 km. wide in its narrower section.

Panama has always been a crossroads between cultures, thus earning us the nickname “melting pot”. With a population of almost 3 million people, 67% of it is made up of mestizos (Amerindian mixed with white) and mulattos (white mixed with black); 14% black; 10% white; and 6% Amerindian (indigenous or natives) and a 3% is made up of various ethnic backgrounds. This mix is particularly rich because of culture and traditions it helped establish, each one still respected by Panamanians and foreigners alike.