IMAC Spanish Language Programs

Spanish Instruction in Central Guadalajara

IMAC Spanish Language Programs, formally the Instituto Mexicano Americano de Cultura, has taught Spanish as a foreign language in Guadalajara for more than four decades. The school occupies a large campus in the city's historic downtown, a short walk from the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Degollado Theatre and the murals of Jose Clemente Orozco. Classrooms, a cafeteria, computer lab, library, movie room, auditorium and student lounge support daily study.

Courses and Levels

Instruction follows the Common European Framework, from beginner A1 to proficiency C2. Group lessons and individual tutoring offer two ways to organise a week of Spanish study in Guadalajara. Specialised tracks cover Spanish for specific professional purposes, DELE examination preparation, corporate internships, volunteer placements, and university or college group programmes. Teen summer sessions combine 25 hours of class each week with cultural conversation practice.

Spanish beyond the classroom

Cultural activities, excursions and homestay accommodation extend learning beyond the classroom, letting students practise Spanish in markets, plazas and neighbourhoods across Guadalajara.

IMAC sets aside a separate conversation hour at the end of the weekday group programme. Four hours of formal lessons come first, then students move into a session devoted to speaking. The school also describes cultural exchange workshops and a multimedia lab alongside those sessions.