I can't say enough great things about this school! My daughter has attended for nearly two years…read more(prek3 & prek4) and she is now fluent in Spanish. The teachers are AMAZING and my daughter loves them. They work really hard to ensure my child is taken care of and learning everything she needs to start kinder. Her class size is small which is nice because I know the teachers can really focus their attention on my child without getting overwhelmed by a large class size. NWS also offers after school care for older kids, summer camps and seasonal camps when public school is not in session. We love NWS!!

New World Spanish provides an effective and comfortable atmosphere to learn and practice Spanish…read moreregardless of your current level. My kids have done the Spanish immersion summer camp, and I have done one on one classes here. Everyone is incredibly nice and helpful. It really feels like a family, which I think is very important in learning a language - you have to feel comfortable speaking and listening for it to stick, and that's something NWS is very good at.

This is a great place if you want to learn Spanish, it worked for me! I'm very impressed and…read morethankful.

From the owner: Language Borderland is a Language Services and Learning Institute based in San Antonio…read more We offer a wide array of language classes and cultural activities to students of all ages, private tutoring for companies of any size, after school programs, summer classes, translation and interpretation services. We have the most natural and hassle-free approach to help our students get the confidence needed to be able to interact with native speakers in a second language and to motivate our students to continue learning.

The professionals that are a part of this organization are amazing. What they do for foreign…read moremilitary members is nothing short of miraculous, being sensitive to their individual cultures all the while. Makes me proud to be a cog in this gear-the Department of Defense!

I paid for a course and it was the worst experience ever! This is like a single woman trying to run…read morea business and playing all the pistons her self. But never mind that, this is a quick hit the topics type of atmosphere. So if you need TIME to learn a section and get the correct pronunciation on how to say the words this is not the location for that. The move and don't even go over what was previously taught EVER! So for $250 (because you have to pay for these lame books) I would go use a different service.

Awful experience. The owner's daughter wanted to charge me…read moremore than I was told by the owner (Clara). When I came back to ask the reason, the daughter was mad, and She flipped, starting to be rude and very aggressive. Private classes were really expensive, and she wanted to take advantage of me. Awful customer service. Be careful with your money because that woman is greedy. She is the ruin of that business. I do not recommend this language school.

Exelente programa de GED, logre aprobar todos mis exámenes en el primer intento…read more lo super recomiendo.

Muy bueno! This is a cool facility in the Hemisfair Park…read more It seems like it has been set up by the country of Mexico for the people of San Antonio. It's a good place to check out some art, or take in a language class. The facilities here were built in the in the 1960's during Hemisfair. The cultures and histories of Texas and Mexico are intertwined, and this is a good place to celebrate this common heritage. The areas around the UNAM have cool pieces of art that makes you think, and usually have something to do with Mexico. There's a cool area to check out a concert or to hear a lecture with comfortable seats and good acoustics. The people at UNAM are always friendly, and they do a lot of great work around SA. They keep the arts scene going, and have lots of beautiful and striking sculptures from Mexico around their building at Hemisfair. If you're interested in signing up for classes, check out their website.

Best daycare around in the city! As parent who relies on childcare I have been so pleased with the…read morestaff at Dulcinea Spanish Learning Academy. The director Fernanda and my son's teachers have always been approachable and I have never felt as though I didnt have a voice. I have seen a great improvement in my son's learning skills and he is always happy to be at the daycare. If you're considering childcare please consider enrolling your littles here. They will be well cared for and nurtured and loved.

My daughter attended since she was 15 months old (22 months now but we will be moving soon), this…read morewas her first daycare experience. I was drawn to this place due to the Spanish immersion and while I cannot say she has picked up much Spanish (yet) her vocabulary has exploded tremendously since being there. This is a family-run business with a range of caregivers younger, middle aged, and older. I have had nothing but good encounters with each of them and what stands out is that all of them can tell me about my child. This lets me know that the ratio of caregivers to child is small enough and/or that communication is good between employees. While this is not a state-of-the-art facility, the director takes the time to communicate with parents about the child, going as far as texting me pictures on occasion. The one time my daughter fell off a toy slide, she communicated and texted a picture of that immediately (it was nothing really). In other words, I feel like the employees care and my child is safe. I have not been inside much due to COVID-19 restrictions but on occasion I have been invited in to observe my daughter's classroom. Again, this is not a fancy place but it is up to standards and clean. I will say, it is up to the parent to inquire about the child's day as they don't really volunteer a lot of information if not prompted. I don't think is necessarily lack of transparency they just don't have a protocol for daily reporting. In their defense any major concerns are disclosed promptly (i.e. child threw up, has a diaper rash, is low on diapers, etc.). Its more the little things they don't offer unless you ask (how did they nap? Did they eat well? what was their mood? etc.). Another note is that there have been times I am returned the wrong bedding or clothing to wash over the weekend, so clearly label your child's belongings. I don't see a reason to make a big stink about this as eventually, everything is returned and with a sizable daycare these things seem inevitable to me, I only mention them because I know some parents are very particular. Overall I think they deserve 5 stars if you are not picky about the small things and are mostly concerned with safety, transparency, and staff who genuinely care about your child.

Gem school with small size ratios, my granddaughter is learning Spanish as well mandarin and has a…read morelot of attention from her teachers, all the personnel are welcoming, and I like their curriculum.

My daughter loved going to summer camp this year and is now enrolled in full time daycare for the…read moreyear. Norma the director and Jessica the assistant principal made the process of enrolling her super easy. Tohui offers Spanish immersion and the teachers are incredible and very loving! The facility is small which I actually think is great because the teacher to student ratio is small and always very clean! Highly recommend scheduling a tour.

The teachers here are kind and patient. They put their all into helping their students…read more The grounds are so beautiful here that I took pictures of them. I met interesting people from all over the world who were easy to talk to. This is a wonderful school. It was a good experience for me being there. It is a peaceful and welcoming learning environment.