On April 23, 1616, two great authors of universal literature died: Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare. Three centuries later, the idea of creating Book Day began to take shape. That date seemed quite convenient, not only because of the death of these two classics, but also because it is associated with other important writers […]
Today we’re meeting Alex Bishop, who’s currently our director of operations and extracurricular classes in school.
Celebrating the 40 years, we have Liliana Pereyra who is the Director of Studies and Berta Sarralde who is the Spanish coordinator have seen a lot of positive changes over the many years (over 20 years) mentioned the technology, the variety of students that have been through the doors, the differences in courses and the methodology.
Next in our 40th anniversary series of blog posts, we’re going to meet Javier Moreno, who has been a student here since 2005, 16 whole years learning with us.
Meet Christina Anastasiadis, Academic Director at IH Madrid
If you are looking for a place to learn Spanish, your best option is Madrid.
How Learning a New Language through an International Spanish Summer Programme Enriches Young Learners
Learning a foreign language has many benefits. It can improve your cognitive skills, help you form new relationships, provide academic advantages, and even make you a more competitive job candidate! For most people, the question isn’t whether or not to learn a new language, the question is how to do so effectively and efficiently.
Do you want to improve your Spanish conversation without signing up for an extra course?
Tired of conventional horror movies? Fed up by those inadvertently hilarious films about Satan and his crew?
The city boasts more than 350 museums, including numerous art galleries, exhibitions and fairs.
If you want to learn Spanish in Spain, there are some factors that you should consider. First, what is your level of Spanish? Second, what do you want to learn? And third, how much time do you want to spend in Spain?
