If you want to learn how to speak Spanish and acquire knowledge of the culture of Spanish speaking countries, consider enroling at Instituto Cervantes.
Instituto Cervantes is the only official Spanish Government Language center that offers affordable Spanish Language classes and cultural enrichment courses. They have general language courses, Catalan, Basque and Galician courses, Business courses, Health worker and caregiver courses, Spanish for children, Conversation courses, Spanish for call centers, and a Teacher Development Program.
Instituto Cervantes, in behalf of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science, is also granting Diplomas in Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE) or Diploma de Espanol Nivel inicial, Diploma de Espanol Nivel intermedio and Diploma de Espanol Nivel superior. They are also handling the Preparation courses for these certifications.
To register to any of their courses and programs, submit an accomplished application form to their Administration office.
The registration hours:
Tuesdays through Fridays – 8:30 am to 6:00 pm
Mondays and Saturdays – 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
The fees depend on the course, however they range from P 2,670 to P 2,980. Course materials and textbooks sold from P 1,250 to P 1,700. Discounts for returning students, senior citizens, family packages, De La Salle University alumi, and level discounts are available.
Instituto Cervantes Manila
855 T.M. Kalaw St.,
1000 Ermita, Manila.
UN LRT Station
Tel: 632 526 1482
Fax: 632 526 1449
Email: cenmni@cervantes.es
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Congratulations! Do you have a map or can you give me directions on how to get there from Buendia?
I wasn’t aware na may family package at posibleng makakuha ng discount. I just enrolled today for nivel 2, no discount as a returning student
ay naku..as a matter of fact nagtaas na cla ng tuition 
but anyway compare to any other language tlgang mas mura pa rin sa Instituto Cervantes.
i have been learning spanish on my own. and it’s not that easy. the best way to learn spanish they say is to interact with others who also speak the dialect. i have been wanting to learn to speak spanish because i know i can use this in the future. how long will this course take?. thank you