Spanish Courses in Santiago, Chile

Natalis Language Centre NATALISLANG, Santiago:
Natalislang is a Spanish school with many successful years of experience teaching Spanish to foreigners from all over the world. Our head office is located in Santiago, to the north of Chile, with a branch in the beautiful western port city of Valparaiso. Our conversation-oriented methodology allows the students to start using Spanish within the first 30 minutes of class.

- 22 years of experience teaching Spanish creates the base of our serious and committed work. In addition to our core language program we offer services that allow each student to maximize their opportunities to use and experience Spanish.
- Our prices are very convenient for both group and private lessons. All the learning materials, designed by our professional staff, are included in the course price.
- a wonderful location in the beautiful city of Santiago.

The school works with a special methodology called “ Spanish at first glance” that allows the student to see improvement from the very beginning.

It is amazing to see how beginners start to use the language within the first two hours. We work 4 or 5 sessions per day and the courses last from one up to five weeks. With our methodology students do not realize they are learning grammar. Speaking is our main goal.

Regular Spanish Lessons; Crash Spanish Course; Full Spanish Immersion; Intensive Spanish Courses; Business Spanish Courses; Group Spanish Courses; Individual Spanish Lessons; D.E.L.E Exam Preparation.

Our teaching staff is proficient in a wide range of languages. We work with Spanish teachers, literature and linguistic teachers, translators and tourism experts. They are all instructed by our school director with the same special and successful methodology that presents us as one of the best Spanish schools in Chile and the world.

For your convenience we have compiled a short list of recommended accommodations in Santiago and Valparaiso including homestay with family, hostels, hotels and private apartments.

Enclosed by mountains, Santiago city represents a geographic centre (also as an administrative, economic and cultural centre) from which it is possible to travel through a diverse landscape: the sea, the mountain and fertile valleys where the Chilean wine is grown. This is the reason why, people can enjoy many different outdoor activities within a 100-kilometre radius, while living in Santiago.

Starting with the now so-called “Plaza de Armas” square, the city was designed in such a way that the houses of important citizens were the first ones in a squared order- typical of any city in Spain- which is now known as the civic centre of Santiago. However, the relentless indigenous attacks, the permanent war in the South and the constant natural disasters kept this city with a very small population size towards the beginning of the nineteenth century.

Perhaps, this is why tourists perceive it as a cosmopolitan city which still preserves the warmth of a small town isolated by mountains and sea. Despite the modernity shown by certain districs, the quick pace of its streets, and the changes in the architectural design, Santiago preserves some of its peacefulness and security of a small colonial city far from metropolises.