
Programs Abroad
CHILE – Spanish Course in Santiago de Chile 
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Country: Chile Location: Santiago de Chile Minimum Stay: 2 weeks Start dates: All year round Price: 1 week, from 180 USD |
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School
The Spanish school in Santiago de Chile is located in the nice neighborhood of Providencia, the most popular area for foreigners in
The Spanish school is among the best throughout
The school was the first one to be authorized to offer the DELE exam (Diplomas de Español
Course
As the Spanish language has become more and more important over the years, the language school in
The friendly and motivated teachers, who are, of course, all native speakers, will teach you Spanish in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It is completely up to you which Spanish course you book with us. You can choose among three different kinds. All courses are available for any Spanish level. Classes take place from Monday to Friday and start always on Mondays.
Group course: If you like to get to know other international students and study Spanish together with them, then the group course will be the best fit for you. The class has a maximum of six students to ensure personalized instruction and a convenient study environment. The standard group course consists of 20 classes per week.
Intensive course: The intensive course is the combination of the group course and additional private lessons. This assures you a more personalized attention and allows you to fix language difficulties or to repeat certain topics with your private teacher parallel to your group course. You set the time schedule for the individual lessons and you can alocate the 10 additional private lessons flexibly during the afternoons.
Private course: Some students however book private lessons with a professor for a 100% individualized attention. Classes are tailored to your specific needs and they are an excellent idea for professionals who seek a vocabulary for specific situations. The private course consists of 20 hours per week.
Remember that the Spanish school in
Non-academic activities: In order to be able to familiarize with the Chilean culture and to get to know the country, the school regularly organizes spare time activities. Especially popular are the trips to Valparaíso or
Accommodation
To make you feel at home as much as possible while staying inIf you even want to immerse deeper into Chilean culture and want to experience Chilean life style you should get part of a host family. Our families are carefully chosen host families and provide you with a single room and a cozy home. Living with a Chilean host family is an excellent way to get to know the pure Chilean culture!
We always make our best effort to place you close to the school, next to a metro station or bus stop so that you can reach your Spanish classes easily.
Volunteering
If you would like to learn Spanish through a unique human experience, volunteer work will give you an opportunity that lies beyond the ordinary traveler’s reach. Getting to know other realities within
Additionally to our Spanish courses in Santiago de Chile we provide volunteer work positions. You can either combine your Spanish course with the volunteer work and do half-day volunteering or you schedule the volunteer experience after the Spanish course is completed.
Volunteering, alongside with helping people in need, allows you to practice your Spanish in real life situations and you can train your newly acquired skills.
In co-operation with different social institutions and non-profit organizations we offer various voluntary work projects in
This learning and cultural experience will be unforgettable!
![]() Social commitment is in great demand! Experience a different side of life in Latin America and help giving hope to some people!
throughout Chile
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Prices
| in USD |
Group Course (20 hrs/week) |
Intensive Course (30 hrs/week) |
Private Course (20 hrs/week) |
Homestay | Shared apartment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 week | 178.- | 318.- | 370.- | 100.- | 100.- |
| 2 weeks | 356.- | 636.- | 740.- | 200.- | 200.- |
| 3 weeks | 534.- | 954.- | 1,110.- | 300.- | 300.- |
| 4 weeks | 712.- | 1,272.- | 1,480.- | 400.- | 400.- |
| Additional week |
170.- | 305.- | 350.- | 100.- | 100.- |
Enrolment fee 75 USD.
| Additional service | in USD |
|---|---|
| Airport pick-up | 25.- |
| Volunteer Placement |
150.- |
What’s included:
- Accommodation
- Orientation kit
- Local support
- 24h-Emergency Number
- Free internet access at school
- Airport Pick-up
- Quality Spanish Course
- Teaching material
- Evaluation test
- Free tutorial lessons
- Refreshments, coffee and tea at school
- Lunch once a week at school
- Activity calendar
- Language Certificate
- Quality Language Course
What’s not included:
- Flight
- Medical Insurance
- Visa (if necesary)
- Personal expenses
Location
Located in the centre of the country, the Chilean capital
The Museo de Bellas Artes with its exhibitions of international artists,
And, the mountains are not only nice to admire rather than offer plenty of activities within easy reach of the urban sprawl. Trekking, climbing, horseback riding, skiing, kayaking, rafting or expeditions to glaciers, waterfalls and
Only a bit more than an hour away is the Pacific coast, for those of you who want to combine metropolitan life with beach fun.
Chile is truly a country like no other in South America. This country embraces the long and narrow Pacific Ocean coastal region to the east, embedded between the Andes Mountains and Argentina to the west, while bordering Bolivia and Peru to the northwest. Chile takes great pride in being the longest country in the world with a width of 115 miles and an incredible length of 2,700 miles. Due to the country’s vast length, a wide range of climatic zones and weather conditions exist with a daily average of thirty-eight degrees difference between northern Arica and southern Patagonia.
While the country’s total population adds up to about 16 million, almost 6 million (40%), Chileans live in the country capital of Santiago. About 85% of the country's population lives in urban areas, while an incredible 15% of the population are responsible for agricultural productions of oranges, avocado, flowers, melons and much more. Moreover, the relatively small central valley around Santiago dominates the country in terms of agricultural resources. If your Chilean travels take you outside the economic and cultural side of Chile, you will find landscape variety in forests, grazing lands, spectacular volcanoes, rocky/sand coasts and shimmering lakes. With a little extra local knowledge, you might be lucky to discover the labyrinth fjords, beautiful inlets, remote islands and historic glaciers. Chile’s most known attractions for adventurers and culture seekers alike are Easter Island, Robinson Crusoe Island, the southern region of Patagonia and famous Altiplano in the north. Further, within a two-hour radius from Santiago are spectacular beaches, glacial hiking, climbing, biking, surfing, wine tours and much more. From the world’s driest desert in the north, endless coastline in the west, majestic Andes in the east, smoking volcanoes, virgin forests, lakes, fjords, rivers and glaciers in the south, there is something for everybody in Chile. The best time to travel to Chile depends greatly on what you hope to see and do. If your mission is to play hard in the southern region, the most accessible months to the backcountry of Patagonia are December through March. The months of November through February are fantastic for long days, hot, dry weather and empty city streets in central Chile. For skiers, along with rain in the city, snow begins to fill the mountains again from July through September. In northern Chile, the Atacama Desert is easily accessible all year. March is a general all around ideal month to explore Chile from north to south because this is the transition time between the winter cold and rainy seasons. We believe you’ll find Chileans are generally quiet but welcoming people. They are very proud of their amazing country and love to talk about its endless variety. The Chileans are very kind, helpful and will soon consider you to be their amigo so you will never feel lonely. Don’t forget the mention to a Chilean about their National soccer (futbol) team going to the 2010 World Cup!
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Chile is truly a country like no other in South America. This country embraces the long and narrow Pacific Ocean coastal region to the east, embedded between the Andes Mountains and Argentina to the west, while bordering Bolivia and Peru to the northwest. Chile takes great pride in being the longest country in the world with a width of 115 miles and an incredible length of 2,700 miles. Due to the country’s vast length, a wide range of climatic zones and weather conditions exist with a daily average of thirty-eight degrees difference between northern Arica and southern Patagonia.






















