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Study Spanish In Mexico
Mexico is a favorite destination for many who want to learn Spanish abroad, especially for North Americans. The main reason is that it's close, but it's also a romantic destination, with lots of traditions - and great beaches as well. Why learn Spanish in Mexico? Above all, because Mexico is unique. You've read guide books that talk of countries where you can find lots of complete opposites - well, Mexico fits that description to a tee. It has deserts and high, snow-capped mountains; ancient ruins and modern cities; colonial towns and technological marvels; glitzy resorts and lonely beaches. And there's no shortage of exotic plant life and animals, either. And if you learn Spanish in Mexico, because there are so many things to see and visit, you can be sure you'll never run out of things to do before, during or after your Spanish classes. And you'll be able to choose a location that fits your preferences and tastes perfectly: if you want to learn Spanish in a lively beach resort, you'll find a good school in Mexico; if you prefer to learn Spanish in a slow-moving colonial town, there'll be a perfect fit for you in Mexico as well. You can learn Spanish in Mexico in a sweltering, semi-tropical coastal town or in a cool, highland city. Another great advantage for those who choose to learn Spanish in Mexico is that it's very easy to get to. There are direct flights to Mexico City from most cities in North America and Europe. You can travel on to your final destination either by plane or in one of the comfortable luxury coaches that connect many of the cities in the central part of Mexico.
Finally, if you learn Spanish in Mexico and live with a Mexican family during your stay, you're sure to find a great welcome. You can get to know real Mexican culture, and you can try for yourself some of that really famous food.
Spanish Schools in MexicoTo choose from among the very best Spanish schools in Mexico the
one that best suits your particular needs, just select the city or town
you prefer to study in:
Latest News for Mexico
"Another death which brings outrage to all who admire and respect the thousands of selfless officials who dedicate their lives to the betterment of their country." Mexico's acting federal police chief was shot dead early Thursday outside his home _ a brazen attack as drug traffickers increasingly lash back at a nationwide crackdown on organized crime. Edgar Millan Gomez was shot 10 times after opening the door to his Mexico City apartment complex, where at least one gunman was waiting for him before dawn, the Public Safety Department said. Two bodyguards were also wounded. Millan died hours later at a hospital. President Felipe Calderon's government said Millan had played a vital role in the country's fight against organized crime and denounced 'this cowardly killing of an exemplary official.' Read more Canada in group with Costa Rica, Jamaica, Nicaragua for U-20 championship 9 May 2008 at 1:47am - Canada will play in a group with Costa Rica, Jamaica and Nicaragua at the CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship this summer. The Canadians were placed in Group B for the tournament, which runs June 17-28 in Puebla, Mexico, following the draw on Tuesday. The host Mexicans are in Group A, along with Cuba, Trinidad and Tobago and the defending champion U.S. Three spots in the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup are up for grabs at the tournament. Read more
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