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Barcelona

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Barcelona 30+

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Buenos Aires

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Madrid

Málaga

Student Life

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So you’ve made the exciting decision to study Spanish abroad, but you now have to figure out where you’re going to be staying whilst abroad. When it comes to studying abroad, there are dozens of different living options for students of all ages. We recommend that if students want to achieve the fully immersive experience and maximize their language learning, they should consider living in a homestay an absolute must. There are countless advantages of living in a homestay while studying Spanish abroad, but if you’re still on the fence about it, consider the following ways that living with a host family can enhance your study abroad experience.

6 Incredible Ways Living in a Homestay Shapes Your Study Abroad Experience

Learning Spanish takes practice and dedication in the classroom. For many students, supplementing group classes with private lessons is an invaluable addition to their language development. If you’re curious whether or not one-to-one lessons are for you, consider the following ways private Spanish lessons can benefit your studies.

5 Reasons to take Private Spanish Lessons

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Staying with a host family as you learn Spanish abroad in Barcelona or Buenos Aires is a lot like striking the match to your language skills, it sparks a fire within and sets your bilingual (or multilingual) communication aflame. Staying with a host family is a challenging yet unforgettable experience. Many students say that their homestay was a crucial element to experiencing the complete Spanish immersion, and most say they will stay in contact with their new families abroad even after they’ve left the country. Here’s what you can expect from studying Spanish and staying with a host family.