Walk Spanish Mexico City Language School

I really enjoyed my time in Mexico City and Walk Spanish. I'm a novice Spanish speaker but my teacher Diana made me feel at ease. It was a nice blend of class and cultural experiences. I especially enjoyed the museum visits. I have recommended Walk Spanish to my friends.

I was so fortunate to have had Monica as our teacher. She was warm and always encouraging and her lessons were clear, well organized and fun. She is a gifted teacher. She also had a wonderful way of bringing our group together. We were all sad to see the week end. I have recommended Walk Spanish and Monica in particular to several people and I am hoping to return next year for a longer time. Your concept of meeting in various parts of the city makes the learning process so much richer and more interesting. Kudos to the program and 10 stars for Monica! 🥳

I did a week of Spanish lessons (A1 beginner) and private lessons with Mónica who was great. She brought real energy to the classes and answered all our questions with great patience. She is a very good teacher and I have come away with a good basis to start my Spanish language learning journey. The only negative point was the communication from the Walk Spanish office could have been better prior to me starting my lessons. But overall, I would still recommend them.

I just finished 2 weeks with Walk Spanish in CDMX. I had two great teachers, Diana for an A2.5 class and Adri for private lessons afterwards. My understanding and usage of Spanish advanced...and made me realize how much I had to learn. I really appreciate the various teaching methods used by the instructors. Adri, in particular, was able to match her methods to the way I learn. I'm glad I spent the two weeks with Walk Spanish. I found the coffee shops to sometimes be cold and drafty making it challenging to hear and concentrate. Overall, I would recommend Walk Spanish for students looking to expand their language learning and explore the city.

Amazing experience! Loved my teacher Monica. She was so helpful and kind. Went over stuff multiple times if there was any confusion. Only complaint I have is with upper management, could’ve been slightly more organized. But other than that program was awesome and would definitely do it again.

I really enjoyed my 3 weeks of Walk Spanish classes as a beginner. So long as you’re clear on what to expect, it’s a great experience. Classes start in a cafe where you spend the first 2/2.5 hours. As a coffee and brunch enthusiast, I found this in itself a great way to see different CDMX neighbourhoods and cute cafes I probably wouldn’t have found otherwise. You then spend the last couple of hours out and about, sometimes museums, galleries, markets etc. These are pretty flexible and your teacher will ask for suggestions if there are particular things you want to see. It’s a fairly unstructured teaching style, but I enjoyed getting to know the basics and getting the chance to test out my conversational phrases in public. If you’re expecting usual classroom/structured learning then this may not suitable. If on the other hand you’re expecting to be walking around on a “tour” the whole time, you may be disappointed. Recommend asking the school for more info if you’re unsure, but I found the teachers super sweet and made some fantastic friends!

I had an amazing 2 weeks at Walk Spanish school. My maestra was Diana and she did an excellent job teaching us as well as being a tour guide for all our adventures around the city. I highly recommend this school and will be looking for models like it when I travel and take more classes in Spanish. The combination of learning and touring the city made the class fun as well as educational.

Amazing teachers employed by a moderately disfunctional organization. Aline was an EXCELLENT teacher. I entered WalkSpanish as an early A2 speaker and feel that I progressed quite a bit during my 5 weeks in class. The classes were interesting and varied significantly throughout our time. We almost never returned to the same place twice and got to visit some really special places (Chapultepec Castillo, Bellas Artes, etc.) for free in class. Our only major issue was the WalkSpanish organization failing to provide us a host family that they had already committed to before we arrived. They were very bad communicators when it came to housing and we were left scrambling to find housing after our homestay with WalkSpanish fell through two days before we were supposed to move in. If you do decide to do a homestay through WalkSpanish, make sure to get the contact info of your host before you arrive in CDMX and confirm directly with them. I would honestly recommend finding housing outside of WalkSpanish. We used homestay.com which had many good options and helped us avoid staying in AirBnB. Still 5 stars because the classes were so great!