Good language school in Buenos Aires - recommandations?

[mmoon]

Hi Ruchira,

If you click "Directory" at the top of the home page under the BAEXPATS flag and then scroll down to "Learning Spanish," you will find a list of schools as well as individual tutors. I found it to be very helpful to look at comments from others and then go straight to the websites for schools that sounded like a good fit.

Best of luck to you!

 

[mendozanow]

Hi Ruchira,

If you click "Directory" at the top of the home page under the BAEXPATS flag and then scroll down to "Learning Spanish," you will find a list of schools as well as individual tutors. I found it to be very helpful to look at comments from others and then go straight to the websites for schools that sounded like a good fit.

Best of luck to you!

Yes, but the directory, unlike the forum, is an advertising feature and thus of questionable use and veracity.

 

[Tom in Argentina]

Hey guys,
wow! Thank you all for your input. It's great how this expat thing works here... really helpful. And actually I had a look at all the schools you recomment (CODE, Spanishclassbuenosaires.com and DWS) and in the end I decided to go for DWS. It seemed really nice, not that big and not that small, and is located in a nice area in Palermo - so I can walk to school . I started my classes yesterday and so far I like it. We are a group of three people and have "una profesora", that seems very good and a lot of fun. And there are computers with Wifi I can use, so I don't have to search for internet cafes any more...

I keep you updated.

Thanx once more!

Tom

 

[davonz]

I started with lenguas vivas yesterday, 100 pesos for 2 months, 4 days a week, 2 hours a day, pretty good value in my book.. and the first class seemed pretty good, and i loved the teacher, very friendly..
Well let you know what happens after a couple of weeks !