The school is very well situated and lovely inside. Very modern and i enjoyed my 3 weeks of studying spanish there. Would recommend!

I visited a couple of Spanish schools before deciding on which one to go to. Walking into Expanish was so different from the other schools I went too. Other schools were nice and the staff was friendly, but Expanish just seemed more like a real school rather than an old house where living rooms were turned into classrooms. I just loved their building and it seemed more professional, so that is why I choose them. I had two different teachers and they were both incredible! The class materials at first seemed sparse, but then it ended up being the perfect amount. I didn't do the accommodation through the school, so I marked it as three stars (hopefully that is ok). If you are looking at a couple of schools, I recommend actually going to see them in person (if you are in Buenos Aires) as it will help you make your decision. You will see what I mean about Expanish.

I've been a teacher in Canada for 18 years, including several as a French teacher. I was so disgusted by the outdated teaching methodology of this school that I'm writing a formal complaint to the Cervantes Institute about Expanish to evaluate their teaching practices. Just grammar, and no sense of integrating it into real contexts so that students truly learn. I left this school after less than one week because I refused to put up with archaic teaching practices. And they don't seem to give a damn about sending their students all over Buenos Aires for activities even at night. So much for student safety. Take my advice and go to a modern school like Escuela Bellavista in Chile or Yanapuma in Ecuador.