Language Programs in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic (DR) makes-up the eastern two-thirds of Hispaniola, a Caribbean island. The miles of coastline, all-night merengue, and breathtaking geography make the Dominican Republic an ideal destination for any traveler. Not to mention the low cost of living, that makes language study so affordable, the incredible hospitality of locals, that makes life so enjoyable, and the Spanish history and ruins, that make language schools in the Dominican Republic so intriguing. With countless program options and locations to fit any student's personality, language study in the Dominican Republic is a decision you won’t regret.

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Enforex - Spanish in The Spanish World

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Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex

Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex and discover a country blessed with a vast array of natural wonders. Choose your destination and learn Spanish with Enforex in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, or Bolivia. Our schools are located in the very center of the cities. That means you will be

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Don Quijote

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Learn Spanish in Latin America at Don Quijote

Live "the Spanish way" while learning the language at Don Quijote. Our unique and immersive learning environment helps students reach their full language potential, inside and outside the classroom. We provide a range of courses for all skill levels based on individual needs. We achieve this by tak

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The National Registration Center for Study Abroad

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Learn Spanish in the Dominican Republic

Combine language-learning experience with an exciting adventure in the Dominican Republic. The NRCSA center aims to facilitate intercultural exchange between foreign students and Dominican students who study English and German. Through this unique and interactive method of learning a language in the

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A Guide to Language Study Abroad in the Dominican Republic

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Whether you wish to supplement your language studies with sea-side surf and sophisticated shops, spend your days touring historical sites and nights dancing away at clubs, or long for a rustic DR experience, you can find it all in the Dominican Republic. With varying location options, students are sure to find their perfect fit for language study abroad in the Dominican Republic.

Santo Domingo. The bustling capital of the Dominican Republic features a tasteful blend of historical sights and modern architecture along its cobblestone streets. In fact, not only is it the resting place of Christopher Columbus himself, but it boasts what is thought to be the First Church of the New World. Language students may find themselves learning to play dominos with locals, dancing merengue in the nightclubs, or surfing at nearby beaches in addition to their language study in Santo Domingo. With such rich history, modern happenings, and an easygoing spirit, it’s no wonder the vibrant city of Santo Domingo is a top location for language study in the Dominican Republic.

Sosua. Students looking for a slightly less urban experience will love the coastal community of Sosua. Famous for its golden sand, high coral cliffs, and scuba-diving, vacationers come from all over the world to bum the beaches and dine at the fine restaurants.

Cabarete. Adrenaline-loving individuals interested in language study in the Dominican Republic will thrive in the adventure-sports capital of the country, Cabarete. Previously a fishing and farming hamlet, this up-and-coming destination provides waves and water sports second to none, a comparably more sophisticated experience, and endless dining options for foodies. Language lovers will relish in shopping or dining down Cabarete’s lone main street, where they may hear as many as five or six different languages in a single stroll.

Santiago. Surrounded by mountain ranges and tobacco and sugar-cane plantations, this often overlooked city is the best option for those seeking to learn Spanish in a place more true to ordinary life in the Dominican Republic. Whether cheering on the hometown baseball team, meeting new friends in the city’s nightlife center, or partaking in Carnival, language study in Santiago will provide learners with endless opportunities to engage and converse with locals.