Language Programs in Puerto Rico

Hurricane Maria wounded parts of Puerto Rico, but the storm did not break the spirit of the Borinquen people—residents still welcome travelers as the isla rebuilds. Puerto Rico is a cool hotspot for Spanish language study; hot for the weather and cool for that laidback island vibe. The culturally curious can chill in Old San Juan when language learning abroad in Puerto Rico, and meander through the colorful Spanish architecture. Find magic in the tropical forest and white-sand shorelines, and at night, the bioluminescent sea and those little glowing creatures will make you want to stay a while.

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Spanish Language Course & Immersion in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Learn Spanish on the island of Puerto Rico in the city of San Juan, enjoy your Spanish learning vacation in the oldest city under the U.S. flag. The city has three distinct areas: Old San Juan, the Beach and Resort area and other outlying communities, the port is one of the busiest in the Caribbe

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Learn Spanish in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Study Spanish at the NRCSA Center in San Juan, the first and only private language school to earn a license from the Consejo General de Educacion de Puerto Rico. NRCSA provides a unique approach to second language instruction, incorporating the Communicative Approach and using the "Steps to Mastery"

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A Guide to Language Schools in Puerto Rico

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Puerto Rico language schools are based in San Juan, PR’s fantastic capital city. But do plan some weekend trips to explore the island’s natural wonders.

San Juan is the perfect backdrop for language courses in Puerto Rico. When class is over, you’ll be marveling at the great stone forts that have surrounded the city since 1521. San Juan enchants you not only for its antiquities but also for its contemporary art scene. Scope out the street art and shimmy to the salsa music that has characterized the island for decades.

Need your sea legs? Go to Culebra to snorkel through the corals of Playa Flamenco, one of the top-rated beaches in the world. Then wander the beach, and practice your Spanish with a local food vendor. Ask for a mofongo, the mashed plantain bowl filled with fish or meat. Don’t forget to say muchas gracias!

A serenade from the coquis is a key part of language learning abroad in Puerto Rico. These adorable little frogs have a surprisingly powerful voice, and they love to sing in El Yunque, Puerto Rico’s beloved tropical forest. El Yunque is a forested paradise great for hiking, plus a much-needed escape from the city.