• Spanish Courses in Trinidad, Cuba

• The city of Trinidad

All of our partner schools in Cuba (Trinidad, Santiago de Cuba and Havana) are unique in that they are not centralized in a physical building! Instead, to be sure you truly experience Cuban culture and the Cuban people; we provide an intimate, personalized learning experience well trained, highly educated Spanish teachers.

All teachers are university graduates and have been well trained on how to teach Spanish to foreigners.

• Intensive: 20 group classes/week
• Super-intensive 5: 20 group classes/week + 5 one to one classes
• Super-intensive 10: 20 group classes/week + 10 one to one classes
• One to One: 20 individual classes/week*
• Spanish + Dance (salsa, samba, rumba and son): Spanish course + 5 dance group classes/week
• Spanish + Music (percussion or guitar): Spanish course + 5 music group classes/week

Individual courses start every weekday and mini-group courses every Monday.

*The school reserves the right to change a group course into One to One in case there is no other student at the same level. If this happens, there will be a reduction of class hours of 25%.

The school will select your timetable based on your Spanish level. Classes are available in the mornings (starting at 8:30am) and in the afternoons. One lesson is 50 minutes.

All teachers are native speakers, university graduates and have been well trained in the teaching of Spanish to foreigners.

• Host families The carefully selected host families live in spacious homes in the center of town.Host families offer single rooms with half board (breakfast and dinner). All rooms have air-conditioning or a fan and some have a private bathroom. Laundry is not included. The host family can take care of the laundry for a small charge.

A trip to Cuba is not complete without a visit to one of the rum museums or tobacco factories. Take full advantage of your time in Cuba and explore the country's breathtaking landscape and historic cities by participating in excursions along with your fellow students.

Some tourism is now starting to reach Trinidad, but it is still largely unspoiled. Much smaller than Havana and Santiago de Cuba and a bit more difficult to reach, Trinidad is really an ideal place for students who are a bit more adventurous and will find fewer students.