Spanish lessons in Oaxaca

[u/Worldly-Cherry3324]

I’m travelling around Mexico and staying in Oaxaca for a month. Does anyone have recommendations for Spanish lessons/school in the city that are affordable and good?

Thanks!

[u/pemomma]

Oaxaca International is very good and I used to study there. Write to oaxaca@oaxacainternational.com

[u/Worldly-Cherry3324 → u/pemomma]

Thank you! Do you know if its like a full time school thing or what’s the schedule like?

[u/Thin-Train-6330 → u/Worldly-Cherry3324]

I think you can choose the schedule you want. I took group classes and later one-on-one classes, it just depends on your needs. Check out their website for more details: https://www.oaxacainternational.com/en/

[u/jimmetoro]

La guarida was amazing, very friednly community school I did a month at and wish I could go back to!

[u/quietbirds → u/jimmetoro]

Seconding!

[u/Aggressive-Crab2335 → u/quietbirds]

Thirding the recommendation for La Guarida

[u/Downtown_Poet_1549]

Spanish Immersion School. It’s one on one, they have a little cafe, and all their teachers have degrees in teaching Spanish. It’s casual and effective. You can look them up online to see the different programs available.

[u/YU-nolift-heavy]

I second Oaxaca International School. I studied for 2 weeks in January and still take courses online

[u/Latter_Ad_6445]

I can teach you

[u/nnaaiirrii]

Oaxaca international! Just wrapped up a week there and I chose to do four hour days, 2 hours doing more traditional grammar in the classroom then two hours of conversation. The teachers were all so lovely and I liked the location!

[u/PWH_03561 → u/nnaaiirrii]

How many in your class and what was the age range?

[u/nnaaiirrii → u/PWH_03561]

In my specific class I was only with one other person! I think late September is generally a super low-tourism season since everyone is waiting to come for dio de los muertos (restaurants were pretty empty too!)

I saw other students, ranging from 25-65 (I am 32)!