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Learning Spanish - Testimonials from Cusco
Author: webmasterViews 445 21 Ago
Chris Norton
Country : United Kingdom
Age: 26
“The three weeks that I have spent studying here at Amauta School have been one of the highlights of my six months of travelling around the world. I´ve taken a few Spanish courses in the past and the classes here at Amauta are by far, the best lessons that I have had. The teachers are wonderful, the facilities are great and Cusco is an amazing place to live. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Amauta to anyone looking for a great learning, social and cultural experience
2 Responses for "Learning Spanish - Testimonials from Cusco"
I would have to agree with Chris! I studied at Amauta and absolutely loved it. I spent most of my time in Cusco but also did a week out in Taray which was just beautiful. The teachers were awesome and I met so many amazing people. I couldn’t believe how quick I picked up learning Spanish. I’ve heard they are also opening up a school in Buenos Aires as well! Anyone else out there going to Buenos Aires to study at Amauta?
Sounds like a great school. I’ve visited Cusco and loved it. It was an amazing city and the trekking was fantastic for those who like to hike.
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