← All cities Spanish schools in Mexico Becari Conzatti Learners who expect to come back, and who want a homestay organized properly rather than improvised. Experiencia Puerto Escondido People staying several weeks who want somewhere to live, something to do, and a group that starts fresh every Monday. Frida Spanish School Budget-conscious learners on a longer stay who want a relaxed, social classroom. Habla Language School People who want more than just a classroom - a structured immersion with meals, culture, and a real stay in Mérida. Instituto Cultural Oaxaca Learners who want an established institution with a certificate at the end, workshops in the afternoons, and a homestay arranged for them. Instituto de Lenguajes Puerto Escondido Anyone who wants one-on-one teaching without paying the usual one-on-one premium, and would rather not hunt for a room. L&C Spanish School People who want options - a school big enough that there is a format for your schedule, your level and your week. LA CALLE Spanish School Anyone who wants to be talking from the first class, in groups capped at six, without giving up the formal register. La Guarida Escuela Cooperativa Anyone who wants to be taught by the people who own the school, and who wants that school to be a place rather than a provider. Learn Spanish in Mexico City Anyone who wants a private teacher rather than a classroom, and does not need classmates to stay motivated. Oasis Surf & Spanish School People coming to Puerto for the wave who want the Spanish to be real rather than decorative. Oaxaca International Anyone who thinks group size is the thing that decides whether a class works, and wants the smallest one available. Spanish Immersion School Travelers doing Oaxaca and the coast in one trip, and anyone who wants lessons built around them rather than a syllabus. Spanish in the City Beginners to intermediates who want structure but hate sitting still. Spanish Students Society Anyone who wants to know what a month of Spanish costs before they email a stranger about it. Walk Spanish Hands-on learners who'd rather see the city than stare at a whiteboard.
Spanish schools in Mexico for a 2-4 week stay
The sweet-spot trip length for real beginner progress - Mexican schools built for a few focused weeks.
16 schools on our list match.
Becari Conzatti
Experiencia PuertoEscondido
Frida SpanishSchool
Habla LanguageSchool
Instituto CulturalOaxaca
Instituto deLenguajes
L&C SpanishSchool
LA CALLESpanish School
La GuaridaEscuela Cooperativa
Learn Spanishin MexicoCity
Oasis Surf& SpanishSchool
Oaxaca International
Spanish ImmersionSchool
Spanish inthe City
Spanish StudentsSociety
Walk Spanish
Compare all side by side
| School | Where | Format | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Becari Conzatti | Oaxaca | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | Learners who expect to come back, and who want a homestay organized properly rather than improvised. |
| Experiencia Puerto Escondido | Puerto Escondido | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | People staying several weeks who want somewhere to live, something to do, and a group that starts fresh every Monday. |
| Frida Spanish School | Hipódromo Condesa | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | Budget-conscious learners on a longer stay who want a relaxed, social classroom. |
| Habla Language School | Mérida | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | People who want more than just a classroom - a structured immersion with meals, culture, and a real stay in Mérida. |
| Instituto Cultural Oaxaca | Oaxaca | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | Learners who want an established institution with a certificate at the end, workshops in the afternoons, and a homestay arranged for them. |
| Instituto de Lenguajes Puerto Escondido | Puerto Escondido | Group classes, Private lessons | $$USD 15/hour | Anyone who wants one-on-one teaching without paying the usual one-on-one premium, and would rather not hunt for a room. |
| L&C Spanish School | Condesa | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | People who want options - a school big enough that there is a format for your schedule, your level and your week. |
| LA CALLE Spanish School | Mérida | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | Anyone who wants to be talking from the first class, in groups capped at six, without giving up the formal register. |
| La Guarida Escuela Cooperativa | Oaxaca | Group classes, Private lessons | $MXN 3,700 per week | Anyone who wants to be taught by the people who own the school, and who wants that school to be a place rather than a provider. |
| Learn Spanish in Mexico City | Mexico City | Private lessons, Conversation-focused | $$$MXN 500/hour | Anyone who wants a private teacher rather than a classroom, and does not need classmates to stay motivated. |
| Oasis Surf & Spanish School | Puerto Escondido | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | People coming to Puerto for the wave who want the Spanish to be real rather than decorative. |
| Oaxaca International | Oaxaca | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | Anyone who thinks group size is the thing that decides whether a class works, and wants the smallest one available. |
| Spanish Immersion School | Oaxaca | Private lessons, Group classes | Not published | Travelers doing Oaxaca and the coast in one trip, and anyone who wants lessons built around them rather than a syllabus. |
| Spanish in the City | Condesa | Group classes, Private lessons | Not published | Beginners to intermediates who want structure but hate sitting still. |
| Spanish Students Society | Roma Norte | Group classes, Intensive | $$MXN 4,600 for four weeks | Anyone who wants to know what a month of Spanish costs before they email a stranger about it. |
| Walk Spanish | Polanco / Roma / Condesa (mobile) | Out-in-the-city immersion, Private lessons | Not published | Hands-on learners who'd rather see the city than stare at a whiteboard. |