Spanish lessons for my boys and I in Argentine pesos?

[wendissimo]

Looking to come to down to Argentina for a few weeks to a month in July and wondering where and how would be the best most economical way to receive intensive Spanish language training. Most of the programs I see online are in USD without taking into account the latest exchange rates. My boys are ages 12 and 16.

 

[camel]

UBA (University of Buenos Aires) has a really good "Español para extranjeros" course, levels from 0-7 I think. I took up to level 5 when I first arrived. The prices were good, teachers good. The UBA building on 25 de Mayo was falling apart but the course itself was good. I'm not sure if they have a minimum age limit, but there were some people as young as 16 there I think.

Here's the link: http://www.idiomas.filo.uba.ar/content/español-para-extranjeros

Also pardon this correction, it's one of those common mistakes that bugs me: The title of your post should be "Spanish lessons for my boys and me in Argentine pesos", since "me" isn't a subject.

 

[TomAtAlki]

Funny, while reading I self corrected and had to go back to see what you were talking about.
Nancy

 

[FrancineJ]

Looking to come to down to Argentina for a few weeks to a month in July and wondering where and how would be the best most economical way to receive intensive Spanish language training. Most of the programs I see online are in USD without taking into account the latest exchange rates. My boys are ages 12 and 16.

Looking to come to down to Argentina for a few weeks to a month in July and wondering where and how would be the best most economical way to receive intensive Spanish language training. Most of the programs I see online are in USD without taking into account the latest exchange rates. My boys are ages 12 and 16

Looking to come to down to Argentina for a few weeks to a month in July and wondering where and how would be the best most economical way to receive intensive Spanish language training. Most of the programs I see online are in USD without taking into account the latest exchange rates. My boys are ages 12 and 16.

Looking to come to down to Argentina for a few weeks to a month in July and wondering where and how would be the best most economical way to receive intensive Spanish language training. Most of the programs I see online are in USD without taking into account the latest exchange rates. My boys are ages 12 and 16.

@wendissimo
I will be in Buenos Aires with my family for the month of July and I’m looking to hire a private teacher for my 11-year-old daughter. If you haven’t found classes yet, please reach out as I’m happy to do a group class. My husband is Argentinian so we have any friends and family in the city, who can refer us to a great teacher. I haven’t found any classes that are kid friendly.