Alianza Canadiense de Idiomas Cartagena

Alianza Canadiense de Idiomas teaches in person on Calle 26 in Cartagena’s Manga district. The centre serves children, adolescents and adults and places spoken communication at the centre of its teaching. English is one of the languages available. Its curriculum is organised in stages, so a student comparing it with a short visitor course should look at the commitment required for a complete stage.

How the classroom programme works

The centre describes ten stages of sixty academic hours each. An academic hour here is fifty minutes, a useful distinction when calculating the time represented by a course. Students begin speaking in the early stages and continue to work on listening, reading and writing as the language becomes more demanding. Learners who have already studied English should establish where they would enter that sequence and which groups meet at the Manga site.

The school also operates outside Cartagena. Someone intending to attend locally should use the Calle 26 address and confirm the timetable for the relevant age group. A parent choosing a course for a child and an adult studying for work might both value a strong conversation component, while needing different topics, classmates and lesson times. Those details can be settled for the individual group before enrolment.