5-day Spanish group course in Buenos Aires: 20 lessons

Build Spanish skills in a classroom of international learners

A 5-day Spanish group course in Buenos Aires with 20 hours of instruction across small classes, a welcome pack, social activities and a course certificate. Classes run daily with experienced teachers who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and one additional language; minimum age is 16. The course suits all Spanish levels and all ages, and includes a first-day orientation to help you settle in.

The Experience

The course runs five days with 20 hours of group instruction split across the week. Each class stays small enough that the teacher can give you personalized attention while keeping everyone immersed in Spanish. You work with students from all over the world, which means conversation partners who are learning the same way you are and bring different perspectives to the classroom. The pace and focus adjust to match the level of the group, so whether you are starting from scratch or brushing up on intermediate skills, the class moves at the right speed.

A first-day orientation gets you oriented to the school, the neighborhood and how the week will flow. You receive a welcome pack when you arrive. The school arranges social activities throughout the week—these are free and built into the course, so you can practice Spanish outside the classroom with your classmates in a lower-pressure setting. Public transportation options are available nearby if you need to get around the city on your own time.

At the end of the five days you receive a course certificate. The school has guides on staff who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and one additional language, so communication about logistics and course content is straightforward. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the school.

What’s included

• 20 hours of group Spanish instruction over five days.
• a course certificate at the end.
• a welcome pack on arrival.
• free social activities throughout the week.
• a first-day orientation.
• free Wi-Fi during classes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Expanish

Is this one for you?The five-day schedule fits into a longer trip without taking over your whole week, leaving mornings or afternoons free to explore Buenos Aires on your own. If you want full-day immersion or a longer course, look for the 7-day or 10-day options instead.

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Top questions

What does a typical day of Spanish classes look like?

Each day includes group instruction focused on developing language skills through interactive conversation and exercises. The small class size means the teacher can address individual questions and adjust the pace to match the group's level, and you spend the full time speaking and listening in Spanish rather than sitting through lectures.

Can I take this course if I have never studied Spanish before?

The course is designed for all Spanish levels, including complete beginners. The first-day orientation helps you understand what to expect, and the teacher will place you in a group that matches where you are starting from.

Who else will be in my class?

You study alongside students from all over the world who are at the same level as you. This mix of backgrounds and nationalities is part of what makes the classroom dynamic and gives you conversation partners with different perspectives and accents.

What is included in the welcome pack?

The welcome pack contains materials to help you get started with the course and settle into Buenos Aires. The school provides the specific contents when you arrive on the first day.

Are meals and drinks provided during the course?

The course includes instruction, social activities, orientation and a certificate, but food and drinks are not part of the package. You will find cafes and restaurants near the school, and the orientation will point you toward options in the neighborhood.

What languages do the teachers and staff speak?

The school has guides and instructors who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and one additional language, so you can ask questions about the course or logistics in a language you are comfortable with.