Experience Spanish in Lanzarote
Do you want to learn Spanish in an accredited language school in the beautiful island of Lanzarote, enjoying great outdoor activities at the same time? In Co Co Lingua there is always something appropriate for everyone: Combi Courses such as: Gastronomy, Hiking, Spanish 50+ or Spanish and Golf, Language Travel for Adults, Families and Students, as well as Long Term and Intensive Courses and Custom Courses.
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“Another superb week at CoCo learning Spanish. Their varied ways of delivery mean the lessons are fun, incredibly full of information and the interaction certainly helps you to remember, learn and converse! Everything is there ready for each lesson, organised, extremely well planned and nothing is too much trouble. I’ve had both Irene and Elisa as tutors and each is incredibly knowledgable, patient and encouraging – second visit for me but certainly not the last – I will be there again soon!”
“The Coco Lingua language school is a great stuff :D I lived in Lanzarote for 2 years of my life and before moving to Barcelona- I decided to take a spanish course. First – I had an one hour session with Elvia – that was for estimating my initial level to know where did I stand at. After – I took 10 full hours of private lessons with Elisa and I loved each minute of it :D
Elisa is a great teacher. Very professional and dedicated. Thanks to her I improved a lot!!!Thank you Elisa and thank you Elvia :D”
“Highly recommend this school. Professional right from the start: prompt response from our first contact, warm welcome and best of all: excellent experience in the classroom. We were three in the group at approximately A2 level, two English students and one German, learning Spanish. Irene our teacher managed to meet each of our needs with tremendous skill and dexterity. She encouraged conversations, but always kept an eye on her lesson plan and guided us back through each activity. Pre prepared resources were well matched to our needs. The balance between grammar and conversation was well judged in my view. We also enjoyed little excursions out: local artesan centre to interview the stall holders, followed by a relaxing drink and chat (in Spanish) visit to a bodega where we had to listen carefully to the guide and answer questions on our sheet; and lunch at a local tapas bar where we ordered snacks and chatted with Irene. She is a very good teacher who clearly loves her work. ¡Muchisimas gracias!”
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