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Standard Spanish Course in Cusco

A flexible way to learn Spanish in Cusco — lessons built around your schedule, your goals, and your pace.

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Learn Spanish in Cusco with Native Peruvian Teachers

Learn Spanish in Cusco with experienced native Peruvian teachers through personalized private or small-group lessons. Choose between 10 or 20 hours of Spanish classes per week, adapted to your level, goals, and schedule.

From your first lesson, you'll immerse yourself in the Spanish language and Peruvian culture while developing your communication skills, grammar, and confidence in everyday situations.

How the Spanish classes work

Private or small-group lessons

Study one-to-one with your own teacher, so every lesson follows your pace and goals, or join a small group of 20 hours per week and learn together with other students.

10 or 20 hours per week

Whether you prefer a relaxed schedule or a more intensive learning experience, you choose how many hours of Spanish you take each week. All classes last 50 minutes.

A schedule that fits your stay in Cusco

Because your timetable is arranged directly with your teacher, the Standard Spanish Course fits comfortably around work, volunteering, or other activities in Cusco.

Course start & class times

Course start

As a private course, classes can begin on any weekday — at the date that works best for you.

Class times

10 or 20 hours of 50-minute private classes, or 20 hours in a small group, per week, scheduled individually with your teacher.

Combine your Spanish course with a host family

For a complete experience, combine your Spanish course with a stay with a local host family, giving you the opportunity to practice Spanish every day, meet new people, and experience life in Cusco. Looking for more hours? See our Intensive Spanish Course, or add our Quechua Course to connect with the language of the Andes.

Frequently asked questions about the Standard Spanish Course

When can I start the Spanish course?

Any weekday. You choose your start date and arrange the class schedule directly with your teacher.

How many hours of Spanish classes per week?

10 or 20 hours per week for private lessons, or 20 hours per week in a small group. Each class lasts 50 minutes.

How much does the Standard Spanish Course cost?

Private lessons cost $120 USD per week for 10 hours or $195 USD for 20 hours. Small-group lessons cost $140 USD per week for 20 hours. A one-time $20 USD registration fee is included, and you get a 10% discount from 3 weeks onwards.

Are the lessons adapted to my level?

Yes. Classes are adapted to your level, goals, and schedule, so you can join as a complete beginner or as an advanced learner.

Our courses

Spanish & Quechua Courses in Cusco

Private and small-group lessons with native Peruvian teachers — choose the program that fits your pace and goals.

Spanish · 10 or 20 h/week

Standard Spanish Course

Private or small-group Spanish lessons on a flexible schedule, arranged directly with your teacher.

Quechua · 20 h/week

Quechua Course

One-to-one lessons in Runasimi, the language of the Andes, with visits to Quechua-speaking markets and villages.

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What our students say

Over 500 verified reviews on TripAdvisor and Google

★★★★★

"Going to the market in the second week and actually greeting people in Quechua was unforgettable. My teacher was patient and clearly proud to share her language and culture with me."

Hannah Weiss
Hannah Weiss
Munich, Germany · 2025
★★★★★

"The Quechua course exceeded all my expectations. It's not just language — it's living history. Combining it with the Spanish course gave me the perfect foundation to keep up."

James Riley
James Riley
Toronto, Canada · 2024
★★★★★

"I took the one-to-one option so classes could move at my pace. Twenty hours a week sounds like a lot, but between the village visits and the coffee breaks it never felt like a classroom grind."

Thomas Berg
Thomas Berg
Oslo, Norway · 2025