OUR LANGUAGE SCHOOL IN CORDOBA

Cordoba

Codoba is a picturesque city with a huge historic background located in the heart of Argentina. Thanks to its mild climate and several mountain ranges, valleys, rivers and lakes frame the landscapes of the city. Codoba is one of the most delightful tourist regions of Argentina.

Codoba has experienced an incredible growth in last decades. The city still retains much of its colonial heritage, like old churches and buildings: the Cabildo, the Monserrat School and the outstanding National University of Córdoba which annually receives thousands of students not only from other provinces of Argentina, but also from the rest of South America.

This region is suitable for all types of outdoor activities and sports: Swimming, climbing, sailing, bicycle tours, riding, fishing and adventure tourism. Beyond the city are the famous churches and Jesuit Estancias declared World Cultural Heritage Site by the Unesco.

The School

The Spansih school lies in Cordoba's downtown, five minutes away from the main square (San Martin Square), near the business region and the historic centre.

School Facilities

• 7 well-lit classrooms
• TV Room with modern audio-visual equipment
• Comfortable lounge
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Computer room with Free Internet access
• 24 hour emergency phone number
• At least 3 extracurricular activities per week
• Coffee, tea and spring water
• Welcome brunch and welcome pack
• Spacious garden with swimming pool
• Access to disabled
• Free receipt of fax and telephone calls

Why Cordoba?

In less than one hour drive from the city you can reach the Sierras de Córdoba (astonishing mountain chains). This is the ultimate scape from the frenetic life of the city. However, the Sierras are also the perfect setting for extreme sports like climbing, trecking and paragliding.

Active nightlife is found at every corner in Cordoba: Abasto, Nueva Córdoba and Chateau neighbourhoods offer numerous discotheques, pubs and bars.

Córdoba is proud to host one of the most important universities in Latin America. Every year the city receives thousand of students from nearby cities and foreign countries.

Cultural assets and the historic center play a main role in Córdoba. An example of preserved history is the Jesuit Square which was declared World Cultural Heritage Site by the UNESCO.

The inhabitants of Cordoba are famous for their hospitality and willingness to help guests. So you will find it very easy to interact with locals.