Learn Spanish in Venezuela

Here are some of the more reputable places to learn Spanish in Venezuela:

Centro de Linguista Aplicada
www.cela-ve.com
0058 295 808 84 11

CEVES Venezuela
www.ceves.org.ve
212 771 9294

Jakera Spanish School
www.venezuelaspanishschool.com

It is a great idea to learn Spanish in Venezuela for many reasons: Venezuelan Spanish is a very attractive form of Spanish with a beautiful, flowing gait to it.

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Venezuela is itself a beautiful country, and the locals are extemely warm in character and welcoming to visitors. You can learn Spanish there in the most relaxing and fun environment imaginable.

It is well worth considering learning Spanish from a home-study Spanish course if you are going to Venezuela. Because you will be immersed in the language and the culture, a home-study course will give you all the grammar and language structure you need to get talking to the locals and really start to learn fast.

Also, you avoid the danger of just meeting lots of other foreigners in a school and ending up talking English most of the time in your need to communicate - a common trap people fall into when they go to learn Spanish in Venezuela.

If you are planning to perhaps learn Spanish in Venezuela but you don't yet really know the country, then Venezuela will more than impress you. It's an incredibly beautiful country that is famous for providing everything you could possibly want in terms of natural beauty.

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Venezuela is home to the Angel Falls the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall. The country has some of the most scenic mountain ranges in South America, and also the sweltering tropical rainforest of the valleys. The weather varies right from the miles of hot, clean beautiful beaches, to the snow-topped mountains that offer some great skiing and mountain-climbing.

Land of Ancient Beauty

The Lake Maracaibo basin splits the Andes into two mountain ranges. Mild temperatures exist on the mountains while the Maracaibo basin swelters in tropical heat. Most people live in cities on the range near the Caribbean coast, from Caracas to Barquisimeto.

South of the mountains is the Orinoco River basin, a vast plain of savanna grasses known as the Llanos (YAH-nohs). South of the Orinoco are the Guiana Highlands—with the world's highest waterfall, Angel Falls. Almost half of Venezuela's land is south of the Orinoco, but this region contains only 5 % of the population.

The population of Venezuela is 26 million, the capital is Caracas (see Learn Spanish in Caracas), and the currency is the bolivar. If you got to learn Spanish in Venezuela your stay there will be cheap as the GDP per capita is only $5,400.

Overall, it's a great idea for anyone to travel to and learn Spanish in Venzuela. And to gain the most from your visit it is well-worth immersing yourself in the culture with when you tay there and try to meet only local Venezuelans (which is easy enough as they are so friendly) and avoid too many other travellers. You will learn ten times faster than all the others who go to learn Spanish in Venezuela but practise their English too much!

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