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Old 27th June 2012, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Isla Verde View Post
I don't know anything about the CEPE in Guadalajara, but the one in Mexico City has an excellent reputation. Edgeee should keep in mind that you get what you pay for, so in the end, CEPE might be a better investment than some of the cheaper schools.
I am not sure the "you get what you pay for" applies to language training. In my experience, it depends entirely on the individual teacher and I have had good and bad experiences with different teachers at the same school. To give specific examples, I took a Spanish class at ICI that was great and a German class that was terrible (it was all in Spanish, I learned more Spanish than German in that class, and ICI is owned by a German). But the Spanish class at ICI was way better than another Spanish class I took at Instituto Cultural that cost more than twice as much. I took classes from three or four different teachers at Olé in Querétaro and some were good and some not so good.

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With all the classes I have taken, you would think I would be fluent, but it comes very slowly.
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