Santiago de Chile: Where winter is summer! Chile, this politically stable and economically emerging country at the other end of the world since its return to democracy (1990), is an extremely interesting travel destination all year round and is spared from mass tourism. Chile stretches over an enormous distance of 4000 kilometers. From Peru and Bolivia in the north to the inhospitable Tierra del Fuego in the extreme south and nestled between the endless expanses of the Pacific Ocean and the spectacular Andes cordillera with peaks reaching dizzying heights of almost 7,000 meters, visitors are offered a fascinating variety of landscapes, climates and even relatively unadulterated nature: endless expanses, deserted beaches, romantic wineries in the fertile central valley contrast with the desert, Altiplano, and salt lakes in the north. In the south, volcanoes, dark lakes and fjords with rainforests and glaciers dominate the scenery.
The prosperous metropolis of Santiago is ideally located in the central valley right at the foot of the Andes , making day trips to the high mountains possible for skiing or mountain hiking. The climate is Mediterranean with fairly dry summers (November-February/March and pleasantly cool winters July, August with 5-15 °C.

Not far from the Salvador subway station, close to parks, restaurants and at the entrance to the colorful bohemian district of Bellavista. A large number of bars, restaurants, discos and small theaters have settled here, making the “Barrio” a magnet for students, artists, craftspeople and tourists. An ideal place to try the delicious national drink “Pisco Sour” after the Spanish language course, buy souvenirs or take the funicular to the viewing mountain Cerro San Cristóbal and enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of Santiago de Chile.

It has seven classrooms, a library and a student café with Internet access as well as a patio. The location is central, directly below the “Cerro San Cristobal”, the green lung of Santiago and in the colorful bohemian and artistic district of Bellavista with its multitude of bars, restaurants, discos, small theaters and live music venues.
At a fast pace of teaching, learning the complete basics of grammar can be achieved in around 8 weeks. Experienced, professional teachers teach in small groups of 4-7 participants at 6 skill levels. The focus is on both oral language skills and written work.