Panama City, often called the ‘Miami of the south’, is the most vibrant and cosmopolitan city in Central America. Serving as the capital of Panama, it is also an important international banking and trade center. Panama City was founded in 1519 by the Spanish conquistador Pedro Arias de...
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Panama City, often called the ‘Miami of the south’, is the most vibrant and cosmopolitan city in Central America. Serving as the capital of Panama, it is also an important international banking and trade center. Panama City was founded in 1519 by the Spanish conquistador Pedro Arias de Avila. Students attending Spanish school in Panama City will indeed be aware of the famous canals. For an up close and personal look, take a trip to the Miraflores Locks Visitor’s Center for an interesting view of the locks. When exploring Panama City, students will immediately recognize the diversity. With the difference ranging from glitzy high rises, to the historic area of Casco Viejo and its dilapidated buildings along cobblestone streets, Panama City is a conglomeration of old and new. Whether shopping for native handicrafts or visiting one of the modern shopping malls, there is something for everyone in Panama City. In Casco Viejo, take a self-guided walking tour or consider hiring a guide for a more personal look at the area. View the beautifully restored historic buildings and visit one of the many street side cafes while there. When students are ready for a break from Spanish courses in Panama City, they can visit one of the areas known for having a lively nightlife, or perhaps try their luck at one of the casinos. A ride on the Panama Canal Railway is another great option for students wanting to learn more about the area. Inaugurated in 1855, this railway was originally built in response to the California gold rush. From the train, enjoy views of the Panama Canal and the rainforest. This truly unique city is beautiful in its history, terrain, and its people.
One-on-one Spanish teaching is an exceptionally effective approach to instruction and most students, educators, and parents would agree that the ideal academic environment consists of one-on-one teaching, customized to the needs of the student. This type of individual attention allows for a high level of quality interaction between the teacher and the student.
Our semi-intensive Spanish course is designed for students looking to combine Spanish and study with more recreational activities, such as discovering Panama.
This course gives you the opportunity to improve your Spanish Language by focusing on the skills you will need to communicate well in everyday business and social settings.
The Spanish Program One to One is a private lesson at the school. We are going to have emphasis in conversation and specific vocabulary that student needs in his/her job, university of field.
What could be more beneficial to increasing your proficiency in Spanish than combining language classes with volunteer work in Panama? This program for students aged 18 years or over is divided into two phases: an Intensive Spanish course and a volunteer placement. Participants are required to reach an Intermediate (B1) level before participating in the volunteer placement.
One-on-one Spanish teaching is an exceptionally effective approach to instruction and most students, educators, and parents would agree that the ideal academic environment consists of one-on-one teaching, customized to the needs of the student. This type of individual attention allows for a high level of quality interaction between the teacher and the student.
Super Intensive Spanish Course
This course is aimed at students who want to take the most profit from their time studying the language combining 20 group lessons per week and 10 lessons full immersion per week.
For the Bildungsurlaub you will be doing 20 group lessons per week, 2 hours of specific group workshops (conversational group classes) per week, 3 hours of cultural immersion (cultural activities every Thursday), and 10 one-to-one lessons per week.
Intensive 20 hours
In this Spanish Course, the Spanish lessons integrate the 4 skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening with grammatical structures and vocabulary development. In addition, interesting aspects of Spanish culture and way of life are introduced.
What better way to radically improve your Spanish skills and marketability in the job market than by doing an internship in Panama?
The program is available for students aged 18 years or over who have achieved at least an intermediate (B1) Spanish level prior to their work placement. Internships are unpaid as they are considered a learning experience in which the student is immersed in a professional environment.
This course is based on the internationally recognized CEFR framework for learning, teaching and assessment which is also the basis of DELE-Diplomas (Spanish as a Second Language). The levels are Basic User (A1, A2), Independent User (B1, B2) and Proficient User (C1, C2).
Just like the Standard Spanish course, our Intensive Spanish course is based on the internationally recognized CEFR framework for learning, teaching and assessment which is also the basis of DELE-Diplomas (Spanish as a Second Language). The levels are Basic User (A1, A2), Independent User (B1, B2) and Proficient User (C1, C2).
