This wonderful school founded in 1994 is located in the heart of Panama City. ILERI is a small school that guarantees Spanish language learning through all the experiences that you will discover through Panama’s life and culture.

ILERI is a school that focuses not only on teaching Spanish, but teaching foreigners and tourist all the wonderful things to do in Panama and the amazing mixture of cultures that we have. ILERI institute’s goal is to make the students love Spanish, love the Panamanian culture and to feel confident at practicing Spanish everywhere.

Panama offers amazing things for foreigners. It has a wonderful ecosystem, and is a stable democratic country.There are many tourist adventures available.You can visit the Panama Canal, hike in different forests all over the country, visit Mi Pueblito, take canopy tours in El Valle de Anton, snorke in the Caribbean, learn about the native cultures like Kuna cultures in San Blas, go river rafting, bird watching, or swim at the Pacific Beaches. There are amillion more outdoor and indoor adventures that you can do in Panama to learn about its culture.

The school’s surrounding areas like El Dorado, offer a wide variety of restaurants, shops and Internet cafes. The school has three classrooms and sometimes offers outdoor classes. The classrooms are fully equipped with air-conditioning, TVs and DVD players for audio and visual learning. ILERI institute also offers a huge garden with hammocks perfectly placed for you to enjoy your breaks.

The ILERI institute offers a very relax and welcoming environment that allows you to learn Spanish in a very natural method, by seeing, hearing and repeating.

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+507-836-6542 / 43 (Panama) | 1-(305)-503-9957 (USA)

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