Learn Spanish in Chile

One of the most stable countries in the past two decades in South America, both on an economic and a political level, Chile represents an evident option when weighing the possibilities of where to go once the determination has been taken to study Spanish abroad.

An enormous country with a significant cultural heritage and more fascinating destinations than you could visit in one year, the country boasts a good safety record, even in major cities, such as Santiago. Furthermore, Chile is one of the very few countries that can claim to be multi-continental — cutting across two or more continents. In Chile's case, it's three, as is has the Easter Islands on the side of Oceania, the peninsular part on the South AMerican continent, and claims into a good portion of the Antarctic!

Chile Spanish schools abound and consequently, if you find you would feel more comfortable in a largely westernized country, where the term 'developing' has a distinct overtone of something of the past, then this might be the best way to go for you.