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• Fast way to learn Spanish

  dorym580,2025年11月22日

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Needed some help navigating the city and communicating with the locals. A friend mentioned vamos academy and that it was the perfect way to learn Spanish quick. Highly recommend

• Bizarre, celebrating Halloween, learning Spanish, making new friends

  evadD3641YO,2025年11月20日

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  My boyfriend and I spent three thrilling days in Buenos Aires around Halloween, eager to mingle with locals amid the festive vibe. To chat more easily, we took a quick Spanish cultural crash course at Vamos Academy Spanish School, learning basics like directions, food orders, and introductions. It was fun, insightful, and super helpful,especially when we crashed a lively Halloween party and connected effortlessly! Pepa, our tutor, was fantastic; energetic and packed with tips. She topped it off with a $60 downtown tour, hitting Plaza de Mayo and hidden gems. Affordable, practical, and perfect for an authentic Argentine adventure, highly recommend if you're heading there!

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

• Family Spanish course for immersion in BA

  F4070AIcarolg,2025年11月11日

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Enrolled the family at Vamos Academy Buenos Aires for a crash course together, engaging immersion with games, nice teachers, and family bonding. Fun through interactive activities and cultural insights. Learned a lot about the culture and the language. Affordable compared to others. Highly recommend for kids and families!

• Focus on useful concepts

  Tamara P,2025年9月16日

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  This crash course is Argentina Spanish, giving you a unique start to your Spanish language journey. We were impressed on how much fundlementals covered in 3 hours. Wanda, our instructor, was very patient and adjusted to our pace, while keeping us on schedule. We received a booklet and flashcards to continue to practice these concepts.

• Crash Spanish course rocks!

  LeorMargui,2022年1月3日

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  We found that the most enjoyable part was having the opportunity to interface with the instructor for 3 straight hours. I had had some Spanish lessons before and had some familiarity but needed a full refresher. It was great having other people in the room to interface with. Instructor was very patient and informative. Of course there is only so much you can do in 3 hours but the crash course gives you some of the basics to be able to order in restaurants, going to hotels, seek directions and most importantly to buy things in a store. I highly recommend anyone visiting Buenos Aires for any extended period of time to spend some time either doing the crash course or to commit to a bit more time if they are there for an extended period, to do one of their weekly courses. I am sure that 2 or 3 hours a day for one week would have given me a huge benefit. As it was, the crash course it was very helpful. The premises were very clean and very well air-conditioned, given the fact that we were in the high thirties that week. We were offered water and coffee and treated very well. Everything was done very professionally but with a personal touch that indicated the establishment really cared about its students

  

  

• Really intensive and practical

  Martin1977ez,2020年2月15日

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  We only had 2 days in the city so group classes were not an option. We wanted to learn the basics since we will continue travelling around Argentina. The crash course was very practical and to the point.

• Excellent to get the basics

  EMAR-homes,2020年1月9日

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Originally I signed up for the crash course back in November. I was going to travel around Patagonia and wanted to get to survival spanish. The course was well structured touching topics such us, how to ask for directions, hot to order food, instructions and some other useful things. I enjoyed the classes a lot so after the trip to Patagonia I decided to stay in Buenos Aires for another 30 days and continue learning Spanish by taking one to one lesson. I guess not everyone can stay for so long that's why the crash course is so useful.