Natalislang
Spanish Courses in Santiago & Valparaiso, Chile

23 years of experience teaching Spanish creates the base of our serious and committed work. In addition to our core language program we offer services that allow each student to maximize their opportunities to use and experience Spanish.

• What would I get by signing in to one of your courses?
  
  You will get all the course material centered on a quick and clear understanding of Spanish grammar patterns including books, verb cards and exercises focused on everyday life experiences. We will also provide you information about the city and extra help in getting accommodation (hostels and homestays), tours, tips, etc.
  
  
• What are your staff’s qualifications?
  
  Our teaching staff is proficient in a wide range of languages, including English, French, Russian, German, Portuguese, Japanese, and Mandarin Chinese, covering different aspects of the language. We work with Spanish teachers, literature and linguistic teachers, translators and tourism experts. They are all instructed by our school director with the same special and successful methodology that presents us as one of the best Spanish schools in Chile and the world.
  
  
• What kind of activities does Natalislang offer to students outside the classroom?
  
  As a part of our emphasis on oral practice, we organize social meetings among students, giving them the opportunity to use the Spanish structures they have learned in a more casual setting. Every Friday there is a field trip to any significant place around the school to practice the language in real life situations.
  
  
• Are there any extra materials available for the students?
  
  There is a variety of audio-visual material that you can take home. Movies, listening practice guides, books and comics that you can borrow from the administration personnel.
  
  
• How big is the group class?
  
  Group classes have a maximum of 5 students per class, making our courses much more personalized than those offered elsewhere.
  
  
• Would I have to take tests?
  
  Yes. This is only to prove that you are ready for entering the next Spanish level. If you have certain Spanish knowledge, then a competency test is required before starting your program to determine your skill level. This allows you to maximize your learning opportunity. Optionally a final certification test may be taken in order to assess your improvement.