Start with the time you want to protect for the city
The right class schedule is not always the fullest one. Think first about how you hope to spend your week, then choose lesson time that supports that plan.
Choose a rhythm you can keep through the week
Some students prefer a shorter daily class with more time to explore. Others want a steadier immersion rhythm. Both approaches can work when the pace feels realistic for you.
Leave room for questions and rest
A good schedule leaves room to arrive, reflect, and return to what you learned. It gives Spanish a regular place in your day without asking the rest of Antigua to wait outside it.
