Santo Domingo is a large city, major seaport, and capital of the Dominican Republic, located in the southern part of the country, on the Caribbean Sea. Due to its position, Santo Domingo has an important artificial harbor which endows it with an active commercial and tourist movement.
Precisely for this, Santo Domingo shines with the charm of an old continent and the passion of modern Latin America. Its layout and landscapes are striking. It houses the first monuments and institutions of the New World, so Santo Domingo is the leader in many aspects: it has the first defensive fort, the first hospital, the first university, the first palace. Its cobblestoned streets and colorful houses evoke a certain romanticism from those times, which mingles with the dazzling lights of the newborn Santo Domingo.
Even though Santo Domingo is a small city, it is still one of the most vibrant of the Caribbean. It is clearly divided into two zones: the Old Santo Domingo which encompasses twelve blocks with buildings, momuments, museums, parks, and streets from Pre-Columbian and Spanish times. The beauty of this area has awarded it the designation of UNESCO World Heritage Site. But, if you walk a little further you’ll come across a sophisticated city, with shopping malls, entertainment, and culture all at your hands.
Santo Domingo Spanish School
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The Santo Domingo Spanish School is a typical Caribbean building, decorated in the same style. It is surrounded by small, quiet gardens and lovely terraces.
Located in the University area, the school is just in front of UASD (Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo)and a 10 minutes drive away from old Santo Domingo, where you will find there theaters, cinemas, museums and much more.
As regards the facilities offered, the Spanish School has well-lit classrooms, communal rooms, terraces, and a comfortable cafeteria.
Besides, whenever you have free time the school organizes some trips you can enjoy. You can visit Sosua and Cabarete. Beside the school offers excursions to the carnival of La Vega. And if you want to spend a whole weekend you may try going to Samara or Santo Domingo.
Airport Transfer Service: Included from Santo Domingo International airport when reserving homestay.
School Capacity: 30 students per day.
Santo Domingo Silos
Beautiful beaches in Santo Domingo
Swimming-pool in Santo Domingo
Courses Available in Santo Domingo
Intensive for beginners (20 Lesson/Wk)
The Intensive Spanish course is designed for those who want to improve the four main skill of the language reading, speaking, listening and writing, while they are continually expose to the culture and life-style of Santo Domingo.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: 2 to 7 students per class.
The Intensive Spanish course is designed for those who want to improve the four main skill of the language reading, speaking, listening and writing, while they are continually expose to the culture and life-style of Santo Domingo.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: 2 to 7 students per class.
The objective of this course is to teach Sapnish in an intensive way and fulfill the individual needs and expectations of the student in a very effective way. The topics and rhythm of lessons depends in the interest and pace of the student.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: 1 student per class.
The objective of this course is to teach Sapnish in a very intensive way and fulfill the individual needs and expectations of the student in a very effective way. The topics and rhythm of lessons depends in the interest and pace of the student.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week.
Maximum number of students per class: 1 student per class.
