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The Spanish Cultural Association Hong Kong

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Our Courses

Our Courses follow the official curriculum to learn spanish as a foreign language to make sure you can get your spanish level certified.

Why learning Spanish?

Due to its many similarities to the English language, Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn for anglophones. In addition, Spanish pronunciation is quite straightforward so that you’ll easily know how to pronounce a word,even if you’ve never seen it before. When you learn Spanish, you’ll realize that the Spanish grammar has more variation, but also includes some parallels with basic grammar -so you’ll be able to hold a meaningful conversation whether you’re traveling to South America or conversing with native speakers here in Hong Kong!

Spanish is the second most spoken language in terms of native speakers and is also the third most known language in the world after English and Chinese. In addition, Spanish is also the second language in the United States; most widely used in states like California and Florida. All Central and South American countries, excluding Brazil, have Spanish as their official language. 

It’s not just about taking a Spanish course or a lesson to fill in the time, it’s about enrich your overall travel experience. When you know the language of the place you’re traveling to, you’ll be able to interact with the locals and to experience things that others won’t be able to.While you can still travel to countries like Spain, Mexico or Argentina without knowing any Spanish, taking a Spanish course will help you to move around a lot easier when you’re there!

What makes us different?

  • We offer a comprehensive learning path with each course carefully planned by levels to ensure continuous progression.​​

  • Our highly experienced program coordinators provide individual support for both, our students and their parents. ​​

  • We offer our students FREE placement tests and assessments prior to selecting a Spanish course. 

How to prepare your learning journey?

  • Get used to native Spanish environment from young age

  • Strive to strengthen vocabulary and grammar during school years

  • Find an experienced teacher to help you prepare your high school exams to achieve flying colours

  • Advance to higher DELE level, shine sharply in workplaces

Daryl Yu

I've been attending Spanish lessons at The Spanish Cultural Association of Hong Kong  for quite some time now, the teachers are all extremely helpful and professional yet are still are capable of having fun - unlike most centers. I highly enjoy their teaching methods as they're engaging, helpful and enjoyable. On top of that, their coordinators Carmen and David are always available to help you with any questions or doubts that you may encounter regarding your learning path, goals, learning approach, self-learning or methods in order to prepare for certain Spanish exams.

Tracy Ho

I like the style of this place more than  language centers out there. Their coordinators are much easier to deal with and are very responsive. I can feel the people I deal with are passionate about doing this,especially my teacher - he’s been very supportive. He’s willing to answer my questions, and to also provide good feedback on my writing and speaking. I appreciate his patience,and also his sense of humor. Also, I appreciate the flexibility the school gives me. This is especially important for working people. It’s been a good experience so far,and I’d recommend it to my friends who want to learn Spanish!

Kelly Cheng

I was lucky to have Nacho as my Spanish tutor for my International Baccalaureate (IB). Not only did he know the exam syllabus very well, but he was also familiar with even the typical questions that teachers ask each year for the oral exam.So, in my case,I knew the type of questions that my teacher would ask, which enabled me to prepare well in advance. This definitely gave me a competitive advantage. He was knowledgeable with the exam drills, which improved my writing skills and pulled my grades up. Thank you,Nacho!

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