IMNRC - Cultural Relations Institute — Attraction in Nuevo León

I initially contacted the school to take Spanish lessons. After an initial good response, I went to the center to take a proficiency test. After this, I was told they would be in touch when a teacher had been located. After a week of not hearing back, i began contacting them every day only to be told they would be in touch but they never were for weeks. Eventually i got through and they told me neither of the numbers i gave them worked or the email (non of this can possibly be true, the lady at the desk wrote it down TWICE and they had it in emails) Anyway, after almost 4 weeks of no response I found lessons else where. Like many things in Mexico, the school looks great on the surface but operates...

Long time ago I had a rigorous test to actually find my level of English at that time, I wanted to do it alone, my mother demanded to be part of the test by watching. I was super nervous because of her presence and my overall performance was horrible, lots of stuttering and confusion on the pronunciation. The grader mistakenly concluded that I was below A1, and suggested a 2 to 4 year English program to "help me get better at English" (Ignoring the external factor of nervousness during the test). Fortunately my mother didn't trust the school because of the poor-calculated results and I ended up studying...

I had an awesome experience while learning English there. The clases were fun and engaging. The teachers were very knowledgeable and the students very cool. Even though I didn't finish all the clases there, they did provided me with a strong foundation that was essential once I started college...