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At INTERCULTURAL Spanish School, our Spanish students can participate in exciting optional activities such as going on local tours of Cuernavaca, watching movies in Spanish, round-table discussions, Mexican culture classes, coffee socials where Spanish students can talk with Mexican locals, Mexican cooking classes, fiestas (parties), musical entertainment, Latin American dance classes, sports activities, and Mexican art classes that are taught by local artisans, designed to teach Spanish students how to make traditional Mexican crafts. Book Now! | View Class Schedule | View Prices | Top Learning Spanish is more than just speaking the language, It also means understanding the history, culture, and social-economic background of the Spanish language and the Spanish-speaking countries. For this reason we have always been strongly committed to the Latin American culture and traditions, with a focus on Mexico. Our optional classes on Mexican history, Mexican culture, and contemporary social events help Spanish students practice their comprehension and listening skills, while providing interesting introductions to many topics pertaining to Mexico or Latin America. Mexican history and culture classes are offered by our Spanish teachers, or by guest speakers who are specialists on the particular topic. Lectures offered may include the following:
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At INTERCULTURAL Spanish School we believe in balancing academic teaching with exciting physical activities. We are one of the few Spanish language schools in Cuernavaca, Mexico that offer optional, Latin American Dance classes taught by full-time, professional dance instructors. Our dance instructors are certified by the Mexican Dance Federation and they have devoted years to the art of dancing. They specialize in Latin American dances such as the Salsa, Cumbia, Merenge, Danzón, Cha-Cha-Cha, and many other favorites. Students will not only learn the physical part of dancing but also study the history and traditions behind Latin American dancing. Book Now! | View Class Schedule | View Prices | Top
“My most memorable experience was the Latin American dance class and making a piñata.” –Annie Kostopaulos, Prospect Hill Academy, Age 16 “These are positive people that make you want to learn more about Mexico and the Mexican people.” -Benedicte Billon, Agriculturalist, Age 34 Book Now! | View Class Schedule | View Prices | Top
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Indigenous Culture in Mexico: Past and Present.