Verbum Spanish school in Buenos Aires w Buenos Aires

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  Helio Rocha

  :: 16 January 2018 08:55:53

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  Pieter D

  :: 28 June 2017 17:38:31

  For me, Verbum turned out ot be the ideal way to learn a bit more spanish in a small school. There are quite a few schools around in Buenos Aires, here's why I'm happy that I chose Verbum to enjoy 3 weeks of Spanish classes: - It's a small school so it's less like a learning factory and gave me a much more personal learning experience. The classes itself were fine, 4 hours every day with engaging teachers and students in my group that matched my (low) Spanish level. - Really flexible scheduling: I enrolled just a day before starting. - They explain differences between Spanish spoken in Argentina and Spain. They teach both. - Small groups helped me learn more. The biggest group I was in only had 4 people in total. - Of course it's a business, but this one has a sort of homely atmosphere: Teachers and staff are friendly and chatty, during breaks and also after classes. Marina (the boss) has no problem to give advice or help with things such as where to get football tickets, recommending restaurants or just chatting about Argentinean culture. The school just has a "happy" atmosphere and besides making it a fun place to be, most people (including me:)) learn much better in an environment they're comfortable in. - Last but not least: price. It's definitely cheaper than the more touristy schools. Also, when I was the only one in the group, I got 3hrs of private lessons per day for the price of 4 hours of group lessons. To me that seems like a really good deal at a school that really isn't that expensive to begin with. In all I had a great time there and can really recommend this school to anyone who is in Buenos Aires and would like to learn Spanish.

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  Anouke de Groot

  :: 11 October 2015 12:11:27

  The teachers are very nice in this school, you get a lot of attention, they are patient and helpful and the place has a nice atmosphere. I followed 10hours a week for some weeks, which was also possible here (next to 20 hours a week) so I had time for different activities

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  Evan Ware

  :: 17 April 2013 16:50:15

  I went on an exhausting search of 3 different schools before I found Verbum. Out of the different schools it had the best facilities, it has been opened the longest (10 years), and they care more about teaching you, than making money. I say this because I started my group spanish lessons there and I was the only person in the level I was signed up for. As a result I got private classes for the same price as a group class. I really like the material and the structure of classes. And I´ve had 3 different teachers there so far and they have all impressed me!