Escuela Mexicana

Escuela Mexicana was founded in 2000 by Hayde López Rodríguez following more than a decade of organising intensive and customised classes at her guest house, Casa Mexicana. The school is a total-immersion institution focused on Spanish as a second language and Mexican culture.

Studying at Escuela Mexicana

Its campus occupies a colonial-style building on a traffic-free street in the Zona Centro, about three minutes on foot from Jardín de la Unión and Teatro Juárez. The school has 12 classrooms equipped with electronic whiteboards and virtual conference room technology for both in-person and online delivery. Escuela Mexicana has developed its own academic programmes, textbooks, and didactic support materials over more than two decades of operation. Core offerings are built around Conversation and Practical Spanish classes delivered in group and private formats at varying weekly intensities, from 10 lessons per week to a four-class-daily schedule. A cultural programme complements the language curriculum with activities reflecting Mexican traditions, history, and contemporary society. The conversation and practical Spanish components give learners a useful way to compare the programmes: ask how the selected timetable balances speaking practice, work with the school’s own materials and time for individual questions.