Spanish Language School in Chile

Interactive Spanish School Chile, Valparaiso:
At our interactive Spanish School in Valparaiso, central Chile we will immerse you in local life, daily situations where you will learn basic, intermediate to advanced communication skills to lead your life from day to day using the Spanish language.

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# Great Experience in Spanish teaching and the Intercultural learning process working in Interaction with the local culture in Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced level.
# Friendly atmosphere and open and responsible teaching attitude.
# Interactive Teaching Methods helpful to understand the complex and diverse process of learning a language, where confidence, motivation and differents experiences and interests are conjugated.

Interactive Spanish School and Spanish classes are constituted by a highly qualified team of teachers and professors in Education, Literature, Grammar and Pedagogy in Spanish Language,with broad multicultural experience and many years of experience with Cultural Exchanges.

Our central goal is to help the students to learn the Spanish Language as a Communication Tool and work together to improve your Spanish language skills.

In our courses you can actively participate in the learning process. We encourage you to use your own creativity, voice your opinions, pose questions and make comments. In this way you will participate responsibly in your own learning process.

Spanish Group Courses; One-to-One Spanish Lessons.

Several different suggestions for accommodation in Valparaíso which our former Spanish students have recommended:
- Simple furnished double rooms,single rooms or dorms with shared bathrooms. Breakfast included, kitchen available for student use. In front to the language school.
- Modest, Simple furnished, confortable single room. Kitchen facilities for student use. Located in residential neighbourhoods, not more than 10 min from the school.

A South American city with a special character, Valparaiso is located on the central Chilean coast, at 33.5° latitude south, 120 km to the northwest of Santiago. This port, with 300,000 inhabitants, enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Its location by the Pacific gives it a fresh breeze on summer days as well as a wealth of seafood. Colorful houses are distributed over numerous hills, connected by winding streets and long stairways. This unique architectural inheritance has lead to the UNESCO World Heritage status for the core of the city.

Puerto: This downtown of the city is characterized by a bustling business district and historic shopping. One feels as if they are taken back centuries as you browse through charming shops and cozy cafes. In contrast, the streets outside the shops and cafes are filled with the energy of modern business, street traders, fish mongers, fruit vendors and much more. A series of historic funicular railways, known as ascensors, lead you up from this downtown to the upper part of town and the residential quarters of the city. There are a multiple of fantastic and ever changing views out to the sea and across all of the other hills of the city to be enjoyed from numerous public vista points, such as the mansion of the "saltpeter baron", Baburizza, or from "La Sebastiana", the house of the world famous poet, Pablo Neruda. Valparaiso is also the cultural capital of Chile hosting numerous events such as concerts, theatre, and poetry readings. Old port pubs, tango bars and "salsotheques" enrich the nightlife.