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¡Bienvenidos a la República Dominicana!

Programs

Find the Spanish course that suits you best: classes in mini-groups, private lessons, DELE preparation, conversational training and immersion programs all year round.

School

Santo Domingo or Sosúa: the mega-city or the beach town? IIC has schools in both cities in the Dominican Republic. Choose your favorite place or combine them in one course.

Why us

25 years of experience in teaching languages, accreditation along international standards, our belief of learning through cultural exchange – come meet us.

Reviews

A collage of individual IIC Spanish students from different countries who look into the camera while learning Spanish online in live online classes from the Dominican Republic.

Happy to see you!

You may not be able to be with us right now in the Dominican Republic. But you are still close! Thanks to our former, current and future students for thinking[…]

IIC News

Plant a tree with IIC and Click a Tree founder Chris Kaiser in 2022 when taking a Spanish course in the Dominican Republic.

Plant a Tree with IIC

You travel. We plant. IIC is now working with Click A Tree and its founder[…]

Booking without Worrying

No amendment or cancellation fees for bookings of on-site classes up to 14 days prior[…]

Did you know?

IIC Spanish School facilitator Luis Ramon and assistant Berenice Franco looking good in their new school t-shirts.

The same Spanish word can have completely different meanings in the various Spanish speaking countries. Example: “Guapo/a” in the Dominican Republic is used to express that someone is mad about[…]

DR News

The sign indicates the measures the Dominican Republic takes against the spreadof the corona virus including a nightly curfew.

Open beaches, nightly curfew

In his latest TV address to the Dominican people on July 6th, President Luis Abinader had announced a gradual elimination of the curfew, resulting in the current regulations in place:[…]

A Beacon of Hope for Tourism

The Dominican Republic has been called a “beacon of hope for tourism” by the international press. The leading Spanish daily news paper El Pais published a report on the recovery[…]

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