Year-round Spanish courses for children and teenagers in Mexico

While you are busy studying Spanish in one of our many intensive programs, your children can learn Spanish too! The facts show that learning a second language is much easier the younger you start, which is why the Kids Program is an opportunity you can't afford to miss! The kids program can last for as little as one week, is designed as a fun way to start learning Spanish at a young age through recreational activities. We have developed an engaging platform that allows children to Learn, Live and Love Spanish...

The Teen Spanish program of the Spanish Experience Center is designed in a dynamic and entertaining way allowing the encouragement of learning within a fun environment that allows the teens to stay focus all along their Spanish lessons. Overview of the Spanish classes for teens: •Each class is given in Spanish, providing the students with a dynamic full immersion experience and interactive contact with the language and culture of Mexico •Max 5 students per class (On very exceptional occasions during the...

The High School Program is designed to make the study of the Spanish Language fun and meaningful for teenagers. In this program, learning and fun go hand in hand.

At Na'atik, teens are empowered to immerse themselves in our Spanish speaking community through dynamic classes and homestays that embrace students as part of the family. Opportunities to volunteer in our library and/or English classes give teens the chance for professional development.

This course is aimed at young people between 12 and 17 years old who are studying Spanish in their middle and high school, and want to improve their skills in grammar and conversation.

"La Escuelita". This new concept was crafted by the school's Director of Education based on the many students who have attended our children's program in the past.

"La Escuelita". This new concept was crafted by the school's Director of Education based on the many students who have attended our children's program in the past.