Group classes allow you to learn in an interactive environment, where you can share ideas and receive feedback from both the teacher and your classmates. This group dynamic encourages collaboration and collective learning.

On the other hand, private classes are focused solely on you, allowing you to progress at a pace tailored to your specific needs and goals. This type of class gives you the opportunity to work on personalized aspects of the language with the teacher's full attention.

Our classes are designed using the direct method of teaching, which focuses on immersion and active communication. The content covered in class is comprehensive, including grammar, pragmatics, vocabulary, and cultural aspects of the Spanish language. We emphasize real-world language use, ensuring that students not only understand the structure of the language but also how it’s used in everyday situations.

Each lesson is interactive, with opportunities for speaking, listening, reading, and writing, allowing students to develop all language skills in a balanced and dynamic way.

Absolutely! Private sessions are designed based on the individual needs of each student, allowing you to learn at a pace that suits you best. Whether you want to take things slow or accelerate your progress, the lessons are tailored to help you achieve your personal language goals.

Yes! Our goal in class is to help students communicate fluently, naturally, and confidently in Spanish. Each lesson is carefully designed to provide students with the linguistic tools they need to navigate various contexts with ease. Additionally, every Friday from 6 to 8 PM, we offer a conversation workshop at AULA. This is a fantastic opportunity to put your knowledge into practice while also learning new things in a supportive and interactive environment.

Yes! Our teachers are native Spanish speakers from Mexico, which means they can give you an authentic experience of the Spanish language and Mexican culture. They are also highly trained in language teaching, ensuring that you receive high-quality lessons tailored to your needs.

Group classes take place at our institute, located in the south of Mexico City: Cda. Miguel Noreña 6, San José Insurgentes, Benito Juárez, 03900 Ciudad de México, CDMX

For private classes, they can be held either at the institute or another location that is agreed upon. Please note that if the classes are held at a different location, there is an additional fee to cover transportation costs.

Yes, the materials are included in the course fees.

The groups consist of a minimum of three students and a maximum of 15 students, allowing for more personalized and interactive attention.

The age range of our students varies depending on the course, from 18 to over 70 years old.

You can start mid-week, and we'll help you get up to speed. Alternatively, you can take individual classes and join a group on Monday when the new courses start.

We accept cash, credit/debit cards, bank transfers, and Mercado Pago.

Yes, you can make the payment through Mercado Pago or pay directly with a credit card at our facilities.

Yes, we offer individual classes for children. We don't have group classes now. For professionals, we offer specialized courses tailored to their needs. A custom quote can be provided based on the specific course and requirements.

We use our own materials, as we are a dedicated team of linguists who design custom content specifically tailored to meet the needs of our students. This approach allows us to offer a deeper and more nuanced understanding of the Spanish language, while also providing a rich contextualization of Mexican culture and the variations of Spanish spoken in Mexico. We believe this immersion into the cultural and linguistic aspects of Mexico enhances our students’ learning experience, helping them connect more effectively with the language in real-world contexts. If additional resources are required, we supplement with extra materials to ensure a comprehensive and well-rounded learning journey.

Currently, we are not a certified center for official exams like DELE. However, we can assist you in registering for the exam and guide you through the preparation process to help you succeed.

We don't provide accommodation directly, but we can offer you recommendations for places to stay that are nearby and suited to your preferences and budget. Feel free to reach out, and we’ll be happy to help you find the best options.

We recommend staying in areas close to the institute, such as Benito Juárez and Coyoacán. These neighborhoods offer a local experience. Alternatively, you might consider staying in the Roma or Condesa neighborhoods, which are known for their vibrant atmosphere, cafes, and cultural activities. Each area provides easy access to public transportation and a variety of accommodation options.

Our location is well connected to public transportation. The closest stations are:

Metrobus José María Velasco (Line 3), just a few minutes' walk away.

Metro Barranca del Muerto (Lines 2 and 7), also within walking distance.

Here are the best options for getting to the institute from some of the most popular areas in Mexico City:

From Polanco:

A simple option is to take the Metro Line 7, either from the Polanco Station or a nearby station of the same Line. Travel towards Barranca del Muerto. The Barranca del Muerto Station is only a 5-minute walk from our location.

From Roma:

If you're in La Roma, you can walk to the nearest Metrobús station on Line 1, heading towards El Caminero or Dr. Gálvez. Get off at José María Velasco Station, which is about 10 minutes walking from the institute.

From Condesa:

If you're in La Condesa, one option is to take the RTP bus on Route 13-A. Alternatively, head to the nearest Metro station on Line 9 and travel towards Tacubaya, where you can transfer to Line 7. Get off at Barranca del Muerto Station, which is a 5-minute walk from our location.

From Coyoacán:

If you're coming from Coyoacán, take the RTP bus on Route 116-A. Get off at Insurgentes Sur and transfer to the Metrobús, heading towards Indios Verdes, Buenavista, or Rojo Gómez, and get off at José María Velasco Station. From there, our location is about a 10-minute walk.

We hope this information helps you reach the institute easily. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us.

The cost of accommodation near our location at Cda. Miguel Noreña 6, San José Insurgentes, Benito Juárez, CDMX can vary depending on the type of lodging. Here is an approximate price range:

Budget hotels: from $600 to $1,200 MXN per night.

Mid-range hotels: between $1,200 and $2,500 MXN per night.

Luxury or boutique hotels: from $6,000 MXN and up per night.

Additionally, there are options like Airbnb or guesthouses that may offer more flexible rates, ranging from $500 to $2,500 MXN per night, depending on the location and amenities.

We recommend doing a detailed search to find the option that best suits your needs.

If you're planning a trip to Mexico City (CDMX) and wondering how much you might spend, here's an estimated budget for a person traveling solo for 7 days. This budget includes transportation, accommodation, meals, and some common tourist activities.

The cost of a one-week trip to Mexico City varies depending on your accommodation preferences, transportation choices, and dining options. For a budget-friendly stay, you could expect to spend between $9,127.24 and $15,427.24 MXN, while a more mid-range trip could be between $15,927.24 and $28,177.24 MXN. The city offers a wide range of options, so you can tailor your trip based on your budget and preferences.

Please note that this is just an estimate, and actual costs may vary depending on your choices and travel pace.

Near our location you'll find several points of interest:

Parque de los Venados, a spacious area ideal for exercising or relaxing outdoors.

Plaza de la Transparencia, a nearby shopping center with stores, restaurants, and cafes.

Supermarkets and convenience stores, such as Soriana and OXXO, for quick shopping.

Restaurants and cafes around the area, perfect for enjoying a meal or coffee between classes.

Centro Deportivo Mexicano, where you can engage in recreational and sports activities.

Yes, absolutely! Our virtual classes are currently offered as private sessions, so you get to choose the schedule and days that work best for you.

Once the registration fee or chosen activity has been paid, the student has the right to request a full refund up to 48 hours before the course or workshop begins.

Class Cancellation by Aula: Aula reserves the right to cancel classes due to force majeure reasons such as natural disasters, service failures, instructor illness, social events, etc.

In case of cancellation by the instructor, a make-up session of the same duration as the original will be scheduled.

If Aula cancels half or more of the course or workshop sessions, the student is entitled to a proportional refund for the canceled sessions.

Class Cancellation by the Student: The student cannot request cancellation for group classes, courses, or workshops.

For individual classes, courses, or workshops, the session can be rescheduled as long as the student cancels at least 24 hours in advance. Rescheduling will be subject to the instructor's availability. In no case will the payment be refunded.

For more information, please refer to Aula's terms and conditions: https://aulacdmx.org/terminos-y-condiciones.html

It depends on the length of the course you wish to take. If your status is tourist (without a visa), you can typically stay in Mexico for up to 180 days (6 months). On the other hand, if you have a temporary stay visa (such as for a student or worker), the duration of your stay will be specified in the visa.

Countries that require a visa to enter Mexico, according to the National Institute of Migration:

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No, at the moment we are unable to assist with the visa application process. However, we can provide general information about the requirements and the procedure. If you need more specific help obtaining your visa, we recommend you consult the Embassy or Consulate of Mexico in your country of residence or visit their website. They are responsible for guiding you through the process, reviewing the necessary documents, and issuing the visa if you meet the requirements.

For more details, you can visit the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico (SRE) or contact the immigration authorities in your country.

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