”From the first moment, Linguatec's staff warmly greeted me. They set me up with a marvelous host family and I started classes right away. The fact that the groups are so small and that we have teacher rotation makes the learning process much easier and much more dynamic. Even speaking only Spanish in class, which is something, I didn't really understand in the beginning, helped me think in Spanish, and therefore, have a much better fluency. In my opinion, my stay with Linguatec was very enjoyable and I can't think of anything they could have done to make my stay more pleasant.”

"I learned more Spanish in three weeks at Bridge-Linguatec in Argentina than I did in four years as a Spanish major in college. The classes were extremely informative. Not only did I love classes and my host family, but I fell in love with the city as well. It was an amazing experience."

”Bridge-Linguatec in Buenos Aires offered me a great experience and the chance to learn Spanish in exactly the ways I needed. It was this personalization of instruction that made my three weeks there so productive, but this was only one of the positive aspects among many others—such as friendly, knowledgeable teachers, excellent facilities, and interesting excursions in the Argentine capital.

I would recommend Bridge-Linguatec to anyone with [country-specific] language needs, but not only to those seeking a localized repertoire. Quite to the contrary, Bridge-Linguatec is more than willing to customize lessons to help people looking for any number of different Spanish specializations. This versatility, along with Bridge-Linguatec's many other strengths, makes the school attractive to a diverse swath of students.”  

”I joined Linguatec especially because of their Tango program. I started dancing Tango a few years ago in my state, but had never had the opportunity to come to Buenos Aires. It has been one of the best trips of my life, where I discovered a beautiful city, improved my Spanish and danced Tango until exhaustion.” 

”I've always loved traveling and last year, when I decided to come to South America, I knew my trip would be much more interesting if I could understand what was being said. Not only did I want to visit the different countries but also I really wanted to get a feeling for the culture. My respect for the Latin culture has always been enormous and after knowing Buenos Aires, it's even bigger.