Year-round Spanish courses in Azuay

The Cuenca Cultural Programs combine 20 hours of regular intensive Spanish classes with daily excursions from Monday to Thursday to places of historical and cultural interest in and around Quito. This program is perfect for the student who wants to combine their Spanish classes with more touristic activities.

3 hours per day of individual Spanish classes with a personal instructor.

20 hours per week of individual Spanish classes.

2 hours per day of individual Spanish classes with a personal instructor.

This course consists of 20 lessons in small groups, with an average of 5-6 students and a maximum of 9 students per class. This is our basic intensive course which allows you to practice your Spanish while having time to discover the city in a more relaxed and gradual pace.

Our one-to-one lessons are designed for students who want to improve their Spanish very quickly and intensely. This scheme is fully bespoke and is, therefore, available for all language levels, from absolute beginner to the most advanced level included in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment.

Our one-to-one lessons are designed for students who want to improve their Spanish very quickly and intensely. This scheme is fully bespoke and is, therefore, available for all language levels, from absolute beginner to the most advanced level included in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment.

If you want to live a unique experience that will change your life, being a volunteer is a great option available in Cuenca, Ecuador. We will be happy to find the right program for you, as we are experts in the promotion of social activities with local associations and international students who want to lend their support, time, knowledge and values to them.

Our SALUD (Health) program is aimed at students of medicine, nursing or pharmacy who wish to learn Spanish medical vocabulary, and get acquainted with medical healthcare practices in a Latin American country. It also includes observation of medical practices in a non-profit health center in Cuenca, Ecuador.